One Schoolhouse is designed to be a partner in innovation for independent schools. Most students come from face-to-face schools in order to help schools expand opportunities for students on campus. We know that for many of our students this is their first online course, so we partner with schools to provide ongoing support.
Student Courses School Year 2018-2019 and Summer 2018
Courses: $1,525 for consortium school students, or $1,845 for all other students
Fall Semester Courses: $915 for consortium school students, or $1,110 for all other students
Independent Study: $4,250 for consortium students
Professional Development 2018
Three or Four Week Programs: $445 for consortium; $575 for all other participants
Six or Eight Week Programs: $695 for consortium; $995 for all other participants
General Tuition Policies |
Tuition rates for consortium schools for students and faculty members in all One Schoolhouse courses (student courses and professional development programs) are only applicable to current students and faculty members at a consortium school, with the consortium school defining what the terms “student” and “faculty member” mean to that community.
All tuition must be paid in full before the first day of classes. In the event that a tuition balance has not been paid, One Schoolhouse reserves the right to hold student access to classes and/or grades until the balance has been paid. Once payment is received, the grade will be released, and the One Schoolhouse advisor, parents, and student will be notified by the One Schoolhouse office. |
Refund Policies |
Student Courses
Student course tuition is fully refundable, for any reason, prior to the start date of the course. In accordance with the 2018-2019 calendar, the last day that a student may withdraw and receive a full refund is September 3 for a school-year course, and June 10 for a summer course. The School will refund 50% of tuition for withdrawals on or before September 17 for a school-year course, and June 17 for a summer course. No refunds will be granted after September 17 for a school-year course, and after June 17 for a summer course. If a class is canceled due to insufficient enrollment, the student will have the option to transfer to another class or receive a full refund. Cohort-Based Professional Development Courses Cohort Based Professional Development course tuition is fully refundable up to ten days prior to the course. Within ten days prior to the start of the course, paid registrations are fully transferable to another One Schoolhouse Professional Development course. After the start of the course orientation, tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable. On Demand Professional Development Courses On Demand courses are self-paced. Once a participant has purchased a course, the participant has 30 days (and no more than 30 days) to access and complete course work. If a participant needs access for longer than 30 days, he/she will have to re-purchase the course. Tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable. |
Course Registration |
Enrollment Policy for Student Courses
Tuition for school year courses must be paid by the school that enrolls the student in their permanent school program. Schools may pass some or all of this cost along to families at their schools, but schools will be responsible for payment of tuition prior to the start of classes for their students. Schools may not charge any person more for One Schoolhouse than the stated tuition rate that the school pays—that is, they may not “up charge” families for online courses through One Schoolhouse. Students, their families, or schools may register individually for Summer Courses. By enrolling a student in a One Schoolhouse course, consortium schools certify the student has completed all pre-requisite courses, has received the necessary approval from the permanent school and is otherwise academically eligible to take the course. Students who register for One Schoolhouse courses from non-consortium schools may be asked for further verification of eligibility prior to enrollment in courses, including: identity, proof of completion of pre-requisites, transcripts, recommendation, or other information. Most courses at One Schoolhouse are designed for and open to secondary level students or equivalent, although select courses may be appropriate for middle school students. |
Student Drop-Add Policy |
Students may enroll in courses within two weeks of the start date of each school-year course and within five days of the start date of summer courses. Students who withdraw after thirty days for school-year courses and ten days for summer courses will receive a transcript indicating “WD-Pass” or “WD-Fail.”
Only the party which paid for the course may officially withdraw a student from a course. |