Fees
Renaissance Secondary’s distinctive and innovative programs are supported in part by a flat annual student fee of $1,200, which helps fund the enriching educational experiences we provide.* Fees are collected once per year and are due on the first day of school.
These family contributions help offset the costs of programming, including:
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Adventure Education program (transportation, staff, equipment, etc.)
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Instructional Supplies (tools and materials, etc.)
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Field work (transportation, activity costs, etc.)
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Technology
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Books
Student fees are due no later than the first day of school and are non-refundable once the school year begins.
*Out-of-state fieldwork and some other travel opportunities will require additional parent contributions.
Reduce your Fees!
Have a BIG per month grocery bill? Link your King Soopers Reward Card and save toward next year's fees. Save on Fees Just by Grocery Shopping!
Linking your King Soopers Rewards Card to Renaissance Secondary School is an easy way to help our school and reduce your student’s fees for next year—just by doing your regular grocery shopping.
Here’s how to get started:
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Log into your King Soopers account.
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Search for Renaissance Secondary School or enter LH246.
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Click Enroll—and you’re all set!
Getting credit toward your fees:
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King Soopers sends out reward statements every January, April, July, and October.
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You can find your statement in the King Soopers app or online.
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Take a quick screenshot or printout (make sure the date and time show).
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Email it to info@rensec.org by the deadline.
How it works:
Half of the total amount King Soopers donates through your purchases will go toward your student’s fees, and the other half will support Renaissance programs.
If you miss the deadline, your rewards will still help the school, but they won’t be applied to your fees—so be sure to send them in!
Families who qualify for free or reduced price meals may be eligible for financial aid awards for school fees. Please visit www.myschoolapps.com to complete the application.