GENERAL
CODE FOR FINANCES
Finances
New: 1st
Tuition Installment for School Year 2008-2009 will begin with July 1, 2008 and
the last Tuition Installment for School Year 2008-2009 will be April 1, 2009.
TUITION PAYMENTS
Tuition may be paid using the
following methods:
a. Annually – Tuition may be paid in full at the beginning of the school year. There
is no discount for early payment tuition.
b. Monthly – Your annual tuition may be paid in ten (10) equal installments
beginning in July and ending in April. For students registering after July,
payments are prorated for the month in which enrollment occurs.
c. Website - Payment can also be made at The Beverly Institute Website under the
link payments.
d. Check payments: NO CHECKS
ACCEPTED!
e. Cash- Cash
payment will not be accepted throughout the school year. Payment may only be remitted in check, money order, and/or payment through the website only.
PAYMENTS: will be made: on the 1st
of each month. It will be paid no later than 5:30 pm by the 1st of each month.
A $ 20.00 late fee will be added to any payments paid after the 3rd of each
month. If fees have not been paid by 7th day of the month, services will be
suspended until fees are paid in full. If the 3rd fall on Saturday
or Sunday, payments made by the close of the business day on Monday will be
accepted without penalty.
OVERTIME: Overtime is considered
any time outside the agreed time interval. Any students drop-off before
contracted hours of 6:30 a.m. and pick-up after 3:30 p.m. will be charged an
overtime fee. The following charge ($10.00) will be assessed for overtime
incurred, payable the same week of service. The provider is under no obligation
to provide an extension of time if it will conflict with plans. Late arrival
does not justify late departure.
HOLIDAYS: The School will be closed
on any federal holiday, Thanksgiving Break, Christmas Break, and any holiday
observed by public school, but the monthly fee for your child will remain in
effect.
FINAL
PAYMENTS:
Last tuition payment may only be remitted in cash, money order, cashier’s
check, or through the website. No
personal checks are accepted for any payment of fees in April - June.
2. ADDITIONAL FEES
DISCIPLINARY PROBLEMS:
In the result of disciplinary
problems and a pupil is required to work from home and the parent would like
for the child to continue with the School program, a holding and service fee of
$150.00 will be assessed for each month the child is out.
OTHER FEES: Lab fees, activity fees, and athletic fees will be
announced throughout the year. These
fees have individual deadlines.
BOOK
AND COMPUTER FEE: Book and Computer fee is non-refundable after the
1st week of school. All textbooks and Computer pieces issued to students are
the property of the Beverly Institute and cannot be returned unless parents pay
full price for each item. All other fees (athletic, lab, etc), will only be
refunded if a sport course or activity is cancelled.
TEXTBOOKS AND COMPUTER SUPPLIES: Books and Computer materials –
Textbooks and Computer Parts are the responsibility of the student and must be
purchased by the parent before the first day of each new school year.
Students must have their supplies
(notebook, paper, writing utensils, and other items required). Students will be given a materials list for
each class during orientation.
TEXTBOOK
AND COMPUTER FEES: The
Beverly Institute may suspend a pupil from school activities if the pupil fails
to pay for lost or damaged books. Parents/guardians of a child who fails to pay
for a textbook are liable for attorney's fees and court costs incurred by the
district in pursuit of restitution.
RETURNED CHECKS
Checks are not accepted
at The Beverly Institute but under special occasions. If a check is returned,
your account will be charged a $25 returned check fee. Two returned checks will result in your
account being designated as a “cash only” account.
Should we receive two (2)
return checks from your bank, you check writing privileges will be
revoked. Thereafter, all payments (i.e.,
field trips, contributions, etc..) must be made with
cash, money order, or cashier’s check.
3. REFUNDS
MONTHLY TUITION
Monthly Tuition that has
been paid will only be refunded in full if the student has been enrolled less
than five days in any month. (If payment was paid with a personal check,
10 to 15 day will be needed to process the refund to assure bank clearance of
the check.)
Students leaving after 5th
day of enrollment will be charged the daily rate for each day in attendance.
Refunds are granted for
the following reasons only:
a.
Job relocation
outside of the greater
b.
Military
transfer outside of the greater
c.
Emergency
situations agreed upon by the administration of TBI
OVERPAYMENT
Refunds
for overpayment and credits will be issued within two (2) business days if the
overpayment was remitted in cash, money order or cashier’s check. If the
overpayment was paid with a personal check, 10 to 15 day will be needed to
process the refund to make sure the check clears the bank.
Refunds
from overpayment and credits will not be issued unless the student’s account is
current. In the event that there is a
balance on the account, other than tuition within the first five (5) days of
the month, the refund will be applied first to the student’s account. If any credit remains after that the account
is made current, the refund will be issued immediately.
4. DELINQUENT
TUITION
Prompt payment of tuition
is essential to the operation of The Beverly Institute financial obligation. Communication
of fanatical hardship to office is greatly appreciated. If payment of tuition
is not received within fourth (4) days of when it is due, parents are given
written notification form the school office. In the event that payment becomes
delinquent more the seven (7) days, the parents will be notified that their
child(ren) will not be allowed to continue to attend
class until their account is current.
REPORT CARD POLICY
Report cards, transcripts
and other student records are withheld from students and parents with
delinquent accounts (including fees).
All outstanding financial obligations must be met before your child’s grades
and school records will be released.