Tuition Rate

[Goooh]

Anyone have the going rate for Notre Dame in Crowley?

[Gasper Master]

not cheap, LOL. I spend $$$ to send my girls to catholic school also.

[Goooh]

I'm guessing $5k/yr, but no more.


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[goldenrod]

$587 per month, my daughter just graduated there and my son is a sophomore.

[swampman46]

$5K per year times what... possibly 500+ students attending ND = huge income for these schools.

[ScubaLatt]

Originally Posted by goldenrod

$587 per month, my daughter just graduated there and my son is a sophomore.

is that for 12 months or 10 months? My daughters go to a private catholic school in Lake Charles and we pay $815 per month for 10 months for both girls. After school care cost me an extra $300/month.

[goldenrod]

Originally Posted by ScubaLatt

is that for 12 months or 10 months? My daughters go to a private catholic school in Lake Charles and we pay $815 per month for 10 months for both girls. After school care cost me an extra $300/month.

That's for 12 months. Need to pay for our 20 football coaches

[Dogface]

Originally Posted by goldenrod

That's for 12 months. Need to pay for our 20 football coaches

At least you have a great coach!! Can't fuss about his record. They are good almost every year.

[goldenrod]

430 students

[Natural Light Kid]

Takes a lot of $ to run these schools.

[specktator]

Cost $590/month for 3rd grade at Cathedral Carmel in Lafayette. Rediculous. Cost me almost $700 for August with maintenance fees, yearbook fees, and other BS fees.

[Goooh]

Yep.

$2.5mil in tuition revenues, $1.5mil just in salaries if the 33 teachers average $50k. Not much left for the rest of the faculty, maintenance and repairs, insurance, electric, water, waste and whatever else is involved.

I don't see it being a hugely lucrative operation.

[redchaserron]

Originally Posted by Goooh

Yep.

$2.5mil in tuition revenues, $1.5mil just in salaries if the 33 teachers average $50k. Not much left for the rest of the faculty, maintenance and repairs, insurance, electric, water, waste and whatever else is involved.

I don't see it being a hugely lucrative operation.

Unfortunately I don't think the teachers are paid that much. But your point still stands none the less. Catholic schools aren't big profit centers. My daughter goes to Carencro Catholic. $425 per month plus fees plus aftercare cost plus fundraisers every time you turn around plus I'm spending $320 a month on a private tutor that works with her twice a week. This explains why I fish out of a 13 year old Carolina Skiff.

[cgoods17]

im never having kids... they are to expensive.

[duckman1911]

Originally Posted by cgoods17

im never having kids... they are to expensive.

If you ever have one you will wonder how you ever made this statement.
Yeah they make you want to bang your head on the wall sometimes but it's the rest of the time that you will live for. Laugh, cry, or be pissed it's one hell of a journey and at the end you will wish you could walk it all over again.

[Goooh]

Kids are cheap, wanting and doing more for them is expensive!

[mriguy]

Originally Posted by Goooh

Kids are cheap, wanting and doing more for them is expensive!

This is a great post

[duckman1911]

Originally Posted by Goooh

Kids are cheap, wanting and doing more for them is expensive!

Originally Posted by mriguy

This is a great post

Very great. You should always want a better life for your kids than the life you have.
Very well said Goooh.

[H2OFwlKlr]

Originally Posted by Goooh

Kids are cheap, wanting and doing more for them is expensive!

Totally agree with this statement.

You might want to save your money though, I guardurated from ND two!!!

[fishinpox]

less expensive that Dunham and Episcopal in baton rouge .