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Tuition varies by program: High School Program $29,370, Middle School Program $24,500, Elementary School Program $28,800, tutoring $700, skill building program $900/$1,800. Tuition subject to change.
Summer Program Cost
$900
Summer Program Cost Notes
$900 for 10 sessions, $1,800 for 20 sessions. Tuition subject to change.
Admissions Director
Deuree Noel
School Notes
Founded in 1999, Brightmont Academy has helped thousands of
young people find alternative paths to becoming successful
students. Through our full-time private school, individual courses
for credit, and tutoring, Brightmont meets the individualized needs
of students with learning difficulties and those seeking greater
academic challenges. Our curriculum includes 1st-12th grade courses
and tutoring for all subjects, including math, science, English and
social studies. We also offer skill-building programs, tutoring,
test preparation, Advanced Placement* courses, college credit
courses, and summer school opportunities. *Advanced Placement is
registered trademark of the College Board.
Grades: 9-12 | 559 students3.6 miles 1150 N. Dobson Road Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 963-1900
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School Reviews
54/21/2023
Our school experiences both public and private have been less than stellar. Then along comes Brightmont Academy: Curricula look solid, and flexible scheduling, but most importantly, the low grades became high grades and we found 1 on 1 worked best for our teen. Great teachers and staff!
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