Continuous Enrollment

An Easier Way to Stay Enrolled

King David has simplified its enrollment process for parents by moving to a new model known as continuous enrollment.

We love our King David families and are so proud to see such strong retention numbers year after year (over 96% of students continue.). 

Continuous Enrollment’s “one and done” process offers your family simplicity. Once you sign your Continuous Enrollment Contract, you will never have to deal with re-enrollment again (unless your family plans change). All you will need to do is review important information e.g. household, medical, emergency contacts, and confirm financial information. 

After reading the FAQs below, if you still have questions, please contact Natasha Winestock for tuition-related questions or Debbie Appelbaum for enrollment-related questions.

Continuous Enrollment’s “one and done” process offers your family simplicity. Once you sign your Continuous Enrollment Contract, you will never have to deal with re-enrollment again (unless your family plans change).

In the event that things do change, you will have until the Continuous Enrollment Anniversary each March to submit the Withdrawal Form to the Admissions Office.

King David will celebrate our Continuous Enrollment Anniversary on March 1. Parents will receive reminders prior to the anniversary date, asking those who are considering leaving our school to notify us prior to the anniversary date. Those who are withdrawing their students will complete a Withdrawal Form; all other parents will have the convenience of ignoring this message!

Yes! All families who have not submitted a Withdrawal Form on or before the Continuous Enrollment Anniversary date – March 1, will pay Annual Commitment Deposits – previously known as Tuition Deposits.

King David recognizes that family plans change. Families will be refunded all tuition paid for the upcoming school year less the Annual Commitment Deposit if the school is notified, after the Opt-Out Deadline and before the beginning of the school year, that:
  • The family is relocating 50 km away from the school; or
  • Other unique circumstances as approved by the Head of School (HOS) at the sole discretion of the HOS

Enrolling a sibling of a current student is the same as enrolling a new student. Each student will have their own Continuous Enrollment Contract.

For the 2023-2024 school year and onwards, as stated in the Continuous Enrollment Contract, prior to the Withdrawal deadline, King David will publish the upcoming school year’s Annual Tuition, School Fees, and acceptable payment options in a communication to parents.

No. Tuition assistance applications will still be processed through FAST or by Verification and the due dates for those applications will remain the same.

If you withdraw your child/children after the March 1 Opt-Out/Withdrawal date:

  1. Before June 1, 2024. You will be eligible for a refund of any monies paid to King David except for the Annual Commitment Deposit paid in respect of the withdrawn Student;
  2. On or after June 1 2024 and on or before July 15, 2024. You will be eligible for a refund of any monies paid to King David that exceed 45% of the Tuition as well as all School Fees;
  3. After July 15, 2024. You will not be eligible for a refund of any amounts paid to King David for the 2024-2025 school year and the Parent(s)/Guardian(s) (individually and collectively as parents) will remain obligated to pay the full amount of any unpaid Tuition and School Fees assessed for the 2024-2025 school year in respect of the withdrawn Student.

 

Unique Circumstances: King David recognizes that family plans change. Parent will be refunded all tuition paid for the upcoming school year less the Annual Commitment Deposit if, after the Opt-Out Deadline and before the beginning of the school year,

  • The family relocates 50 km away from the school; or
  • Other unique circumstances as approved by the Head of School (HOS) at the sole discretion of the Head of School

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