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Brookwood School tuition & admissions

Manchester, MAGrades Pre-K–8Day, coedbrookwood.edu

Tuition 2026-27

$49,850

Highest grade band

Application deadline

December 15

2026

Students

289

8 students per teacher

Admission test

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Tuition 2026-27
GradesDay
Early Childhood (5 mornings per week)$21,850
Kindergarten-Grade 4$41,325
Grade 5$44,300
Grade 6$47,350
Grades 7-8$49,850

Financial aid: $1,633,525 to 76 students (about $21,494 each) in 2024, per the school's IRS Form 990.

How to apply
Entry gradesEC, K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Admission test—
Interview—
Apply throughRavenna
Application fee—
DeadlineDecember 15, 2026
Decisions releasedFebruary 24, 2027
School facts
Students289
Teachers (full-time equivalent)34
Students per teacher7.7
School days per year166
Endowment$16,144,291 (FY2025)
Annual revenue$14,659,771 (2024)
Head of school pay$329,021

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    Brookwood School FAQ
    How much is Brookwood School tuition?
    For 2026-27, tuition at Brookwood School is $21,850 for grades Early Childhood (5 mornings per week); $41,325 for grades Kindergarten-Grade 4; $44,300 for grades Grade 5; $47,350 for grades Grade 6; $49,850 for grades Grades 7-8, per the school's website.
    When is the Brookwood School application deadline?
    The main application deadline is December 15, 2026, and decisions are released February 24, 2027. Families apply through Ravenna.
    Does Brookwood School offer financial aid?
    Yes. Brookwood School reported $1,633,525 in financial aid to 76 students on its 2024 IRS Form 990.
    How many students attend Brookwood School?
    Brookwood School enrolls 289 students in grades Pre-K–8, with about 8 students per teacher (NCES Private School Survey, 2023-24).

    Sources: tuition and admissions from brookwood.edu (checked Oct 2026); enrollment from the NCES Private School Survey 2023-24; finances from the 2024 IRS Form 990. “—” means we couldn't find it.

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