Reviewed profile · Austin, Texas · Private classical college-preparatory day school

Regents School of Austin: tuition, grades and admissions

A K-12 classical Christian school offering a college-preparatory program in southwest Austin.

Sources checked 2026-09-08 · 2 official sources · Claim or correct this profile

Regents School of Austin at a glance

Grades served
K–12
School setting
Christian
Published tuition
$14,928–$23,822
Tuition year
2026-2027
TEFA, 2026–27
Not participating
Current openings
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Location
3230 Travis Country Circle, Austin, TX 78735

Tuition and school expenses

K $14,928; grades 1-4 $19,853; grades 5-8 $22,258; grades 9-12 $23,822. New-student and other listed fees are separate.

The school offers strictly need-based financial assistance and uses a separate application process.

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Texas voucher participation

Not participating

Regents states it will not participate in TEFA for 2026-27.

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Questions for admissions

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  • What learning support is available, and what does it cost?
  • What is the full cost after confirmed aid and any voucher award?
  • Which deposits are refundable, and when are payments due?
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