Tuition Options

At this time, the only external option available is for families to independently apply for a personal loan through Lending Club at https://www.lendingclub.com/personal-loan. If approved, funds are issued directly to the family, who would then remain responsible for making tuition payments to Brightmont Academy.

Brightmont Academy does not endorse or promote Lending Club or any loan provider, as interest rates may be high and circumstances vary. We are sharing this information solely as a resource for families to explore on their own and determine if it may be a fit for their individual situation.

On January 1, 2018, the rules changed for 529 plans (college savings accounts). They can now be used to pay for up to $10,000 per year of middle school and high school tuition. If you have questions on the guidelines or how to use those funds for Brightmont tuition, please contact your 529 plan administrator.

Some employers offer the benefit of a flexible spending account, enabling pre-tax money to be set aside for health care expenses. In some circumstances when an underlying physical or mental health issue including learning disabilities and other conditions impacting learning like attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) is the determining factor for enrolling in Brightmont, then that money may be used to fund tuition at Brightmont Academy. Please check with your benefits specialist to determine whether or not this is an approved option with your employer’s flexible spending account requirements.

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