Tuition Information

The Path to Excellence Begins Here 

Thank you for considering investing in your children's education with Pulaski Academy.  We are committed to providing the best possible educational experience for your family. We have several payment options including one payment, three payments, and eleven monthly payments through FACTS management. We strive to make Pulaski Academy affordable for as many families as possible. Please connect with Gregg Ledbetter, our Head of Enrollment and Financial Aid, to learn more about financial assistance.

Gregg Ledbetter 
Head of Enrollment and Financial Aid
[email protected]


2024-2025 Tuition

Enrollment Deposit 

Deposit Amounts: $500 for half-day programs; $750 for full-day programs. 

A tuition deposit is required to secure enrollment for the 2024-2025 school year. The deposit is applied to reduce tuition, and the balance is reflected in the payment plans indicated below. Enrollment deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable. 

To download a copy of the tuition sheet, please visit the button below. 

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Affording a PA Education 

Interested in joining PA but hesitant about the tuition cost?  Learn more about how to get started from PA's Head of Enrollment and Financial Aid, Gregg Ledbetter, and read about a few of our PA parent stories within our school community!  

Affording a PA Education

Is Financial Assistance Right for Your Family? 

At Pulaski Academy, we encourage every family to explore how to make a PA education affordable.

We understand that the cost of attending an independent school requires making a significant investment in your child’s education and future. Recognizing that every situation is unique, we are committed to working with each family to find ways of making a PA education a reality.

Pulaski Academy offers financial aid to qualified students based on demonstrated need. Demonstrated need is defined most simply as the difference between the school's tuition and what the family can reasonably afford to pay. PA is proud to use the Clarity Application to determine a family’s level of financial need based on the information that families share in the application which includes assets, income, expenses, and debts. Please visit the link below to begin your financial aid application. 

Financial Aid

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Learn More About 

FACTS is a convenient, online method to set up a payment plan for Pulaski Academy.

The plans listed below are offered by PA. 

Plan A
Payment in Full:

  • FACTS is a quick, secure method for paying your tuition balance in full
  • One payment in full due by June 20, 2024
  • Payment Methods Offered: Credit Card or Automatic Bank Draft

Plan B
Three Payments:

  • Pay your tuition in three installments
  • Three payments due June 21, 2024, October 21, 2024, and February 21, 2025
  • Payment Methods Offered: Credit Card or Automatic Bank Draft

Plan C
Eleven Monthly Payments:

  • Spread your tuition balance over monthly installments
  • Eleven monthly payments beginning in July 2024 and continuing monthly through May 2025
  • Payment Methods Offered: Credit Card or Automatic Bank Draft

      To learn more about FACTS and create or sign in to your account, visit this page

      Arkansas state legislators have amended the Arkansas Tax-Deferred Tuition Savings Program Act to allow Section 529 Plans to be used to pay tuition at K-12 private schools.  The Arkansas measure allows a $5,000 (individual) or $10,000 (married, filing jointly) deduction for contributions to 529 Plans. A 529 plan (named after its section of the IRS code) is an investment account offering tax breaks that allows you to set aside money for K-12 tuition only.

      Contact your CPA or Financial Advisor for information about how a 529 plan could provide you a beneficial way to pay a portion of your tuition. 

      Afterschool Care is available on a registered basis for Cubs through 8th-grade students from 3:05 to 6:00 pm. Care may be utilized full-time for the semester or on a daily drop-in basis. Limited spots are available for each option, and will be reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis. All students must be registered prior to attending. Students who remain on campus at the conclusion of carpool will be sent to afterschool care and billed as a non-registered drop-in for their attendance. 

      Early Morning Care is available on a drop-in basis for Cubs through 4th-grade students beginning at 7:00 am. Parents are required to escort their child into the building and check in with the supervising teacher. A door code will be required to enter the building, and will be provided by the Director prior to school starting. Students who are dropped off prior to 7:35 am will be sent to Early Care and billed for their attendance. 

      To learn more, visit this page

      Pulaski Academy has been approved by the Arkansas Department of Education (EDA) to receive funds from the LEARNS Act/ Education Freedom Account (EFA) program. This new program provides a pathway in which public funds will be directed for eligible students to private/independent school tuition beginning with the 2023-2024 school year.

      To learn more, visit this page

      We are now accepting applications for the upcoming school year.  Applications must be submitted online. Doing so will allow you to submit documents faster and monitor the status of your application.

      You can submit your application by following the steps on this page

      The Pulaski Academy After School Extras are enrichment-designed courses for Early Childhood, Lower and Middle School students. These classes allow students to pursue and expand their special interests as well as enhance the existing curriculum. 

      To register for our After School Extras, visit this page

      In 2019, Pulaski Academy introduced the Continuous Enrollment contract to all Bruin families. This simplified process allows PA families to enroll their child at PA until graduation or withdrawal with a one-time agreement. If a family chooses not to return to PA the next school year, a parent or guardian must complete the Opt-Out Form on or before January 31.

      To learn more about Continuous Enrollment, visit this page

      Pulaski Academy is proud to partner with SAGE Dining Services®. SAGE, established in 1990, is the leading food service provider for independent schools and colleges throughout North America. SAGE's unparalleled expertise in nutrition, sustainability, and culinary trends produces exceptional dining experiences that delight the senses, inspire minds, and foster community.

      To learn more about SAGE, view our online menu, and create your student's MyKidsSpending account, visit this page

      Community OutReach Scholars Program 

      In addition to financial aid options, the Pulaski Academy Community OutReach Scholars Program offers tuition assistance for new students entering grades 6th-12th to attend Pulaski Academy.

      The goal of the COR Scholars Program is to attract outstanding students to Pulaski Academy; students who are extraordinary leaders and scholars with outstanding character.  Individual merit in these three areas and a demonstrated financial need are the criteria for selection.

      To learn more about the COR Scholars Program, visit this page


      Scholars Program 

      Pulaski Academy offers several scholarships that have been made available to students who meet specific criteria for each. These scholarships offer outstanding students the opportunity to receive an excellent education, to have their academic and creative talents nurtured, and to flourish in a learning community they might otherwise never experience.

      To learn more about the Malone Scholarship, the Lindell Scholarship, and the Connor Scholarship, visit our Scholars Program page. 

      Pulaski Academy offers transportation services in close proximity to the campus in West Little Rock. 



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