Awards reflect each family’s verified financial need.
Cost of Dyslexia School
Tuition & Financial Aid
Invest in Their Future
In order to provide the resources and specialized education that students need, Horizon Academy includes staff certification, learning instruments, and individualized instruction plans in tuition costs. We make it easy to contribute directly toward your child’s academic success, ensuring they’re ready to excel beyond the classroom.
School Year Program Tuition
2026-2027
Grades 1-9: $31,750.00 / year
Helping Parents in Need
We understand the struggle of not only trying to provide a quality education for a child with dyslexia, but also weighing the associated cost of dyslexia school. For parents who showcase financial need, we can offer aid in the form of scholarships.
How to Apply
1
Complete Application
After a child is accepted into the school year program, parents receive a link to the Clarity application.
2
Financial Review
Clarity evaluates your financial information and provides a recommendation to our financial aid committee.
3
Committee Decision
Our committee reviews all materials and determines aid based on need and available funding.
4
Accept & Enroll
Families accept the award and complete enrollment by signing a tuition agreement with a payment plan.
Determining Aid
Aid depends on the total funds available each year.
Ongoing enrollment considers student engagement and effort.
Decisions rely on verified documents and Clarity recommendations.
Reach Out to Horizon Academy
Our faculty are ready to help your child start training their superpower. Get in touch with our team, and we can begin the assessment and enrollment process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Families receive notification once the review process is complete. If you receive an award offer, the next step includes accepting the offer and providing a deposit. After we receive the deposit, our team will provide you with a tuition agreement, which outlines payment terms and schedules.
Families should consult a qualified tax professional regarding eligibility.
The cost of dyslexia school reflects each highly trained educator, research-based instructional approach, and the individualized support designed specifically for students with language-based learning differences.
Invest in your Child’s Success
Choosing the right educational environment for a child with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and/or dyscalculia means finding a place where they feel understood, supported, and capable. Families often begin this journey with questions about accessibility, long-term value, and how a specialized school fits into their broader education plans.
At Horizon Academy, we recognize that every family approaches this decision from different starting points. That’s why we aim to provide clarity, transparency, and guidance at every step.
Planning for Long-Term Success
A specialized education addresses current challenges while building a foundation for lifelong growth. Students benefit from targeted strategies that strengthen reading, writing, critical thinking skills, confidence, and independence.
Families often find that early support can reduce the need for additional interventions later on. When evaluating the overall cost of dyslexia school, it’s helpful to consider these long-term outcomes and how they can positively shape a student’s academic path and future opportunities.
Partnering With Families
A strong partnership between school and home environments plays a key role in student success. Horizon Academy works closely with families to maintain consistent communication, shared expectations, and ongoing support.
From regular progress updates to opportunities for parent engagement, we strive to create a collaborative experience. This partnership helps families be informed and feel empowered while reinforcing the strategies that students use in the classroom.
A Community That Understands
Beyond academics, students thrive in an environment where their experiences are recognized and validated. Being surrounded by peers with similar learning profiles fosters a sense of belonging and reduces the frustration that many students have previously encountered. A supportive community encourages students to take risks, participate actively, and build meaningful relationships. As a result, they grow not only as learners but as confident individuals.
