Tuition and Scholarship Information

TriQuest’s mission is to transform the lives of our scholars by instilling in them a Belief in God, a passion for Learning, and a responsibility to Grow to fulfill God’s plan for their lives. TriQuest is not just a school, but a ministry committed to making high-quality Christian education accessible to all families. Below is an overview of our tuition and the scholarship programs that support our mission.

Annual Tuition

Annual tuition for school year 2026–2027 is tiered:

Tuition includes routine instructional activities conducted during the regular school day, student laptops used at school, and keyboards for music during the school day. Tuition does not include the cost of uniforms, field trips, or after-school programs. We offer convenient payment plans that work best for families including monthly, quarterly, and annual payments.

Scholarships

The following three programs are available to support families and reduce tuition costs.

ARETE Scholars

TriQuest has a close partnership with Arete Scholars. Arete provides scholarships for qualifying low-to-moderate income students at schools such as TriQuest. The scholarships empower parents who may have limited options for a quality, private school education that meets their child’s unique gifts, talents, and learning needs. To be considered for this scholarship, families must complete a TADS application (see below). These funds are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and can be combined with the TriQuest scholarship. For more information on ARETE, go to aretescholars.org.

TriQuest Scholarship

As a non-profit school, TriQuest collects financial donations to open the door of affordability to families for whom an exceptional Christian education is out of financial reach. TriQuest offers a limited number of direct scholarships to families who demonstrate financial need. These funds are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis and can be combined with the ARETE scholarship. To be considered for this scholarship, families must complete a TADS application (see below).

Georgia Promise

The Georgia Promise Scholarship Program is a state-funded education savings account designed to help eligible families cover the costs of private education or homeschooling. Families can use the funds provided by the program for a range of approved educational expenses including private school tuition and fees.
The maximum annual award is up to $6,500 per student and available for students who meet certain criteria regarding public school enrollment and residency requirements. Check eligibility and apply at MyGeorgiaPromise.org.

• Note: According to the Georgia Promise Scholarship guidelines, a student is ineligible for the Georgia Promise Scholarship if they are already receiving a scholarship or tuition grant from a Student Scholarship Organization (SSO)—which includes ARETE Scholars.

TADS

For ARETE and TriQuest Scholarship Applications

TriQuest uses a system called TADS (Tuition Aid Data Services) to manage financial aid and scholarship applications for the ARETE and TriQuest Scholarships – one system for both scholarships. TADS is a secure third-party service that collects and evaluates a family’s financial information to help the school determine eligibility for need-based scholarships and tuition assistance. Interested families will receive instructions for submitting a TADS application after TriQuest receives the enrollment application. Go to triquest.org/admissions to start the process.

Need More Information?
Please contact us at 770-954-8128 or info@triquest.org.