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NEW PLANS FOR 2023-2024:

  1. Expanding ​Pre-K through 5th grades to have 2 sections per grade level.

  2. School Counselor.

  3. Expanding Basketball/Volleyball Field.

  4. Upgrading all playgrounds.

  5. School Fence and Security.

$200

$5,500

$5,800

tUITION & fEES:

  1. Admissions Fee $200 per child (Non Refundable)

  2. NC Opportunity Scholarship $6,492 per eligible child.

  3. Charlotte's Children Scholarship Fund 25%-75% of Tuition.

  4. For Annual Out-of-Pocket, contact the Admissions Office

  5. Part-Time Enrollment is available.

  6. Dual Enrollment at CPCC & Other Colleges

  7. Sponsorships, Discounts & Other Optional Fees (listed in the Tuition & Fees section below) 

Important Admissions Updates:

  1. Seats for New Enrollment of new students and for Re-Enrollment of current students are only reserved by paying the $200 non-refundable fee.

  2. Requirements of enrolling after the start of the year:​ 

    • Mandatory Admissions' Assessment.​

    • Family Interview with the Vice Principal.

    • Submitting all enrollment documents, especially report cards/transcripts, at the time of enrolling.

Did You Decide to Enroll Your Child(ren)?

  1. Complete the Enrollment Form on the Intellicor Online Enrollment portal. 

    1. Documents that need to be uploaded on the application:

      1. Student's Birth Certificate or any official document where all the following are shown in one document: Child's Full Name, Child's Date of Birth, and at least one Parent's Full Name.

      2. Student's Photo (passport photo size)

      3. Immunization Record or Immunization Waiver

      4. Health Assessment Form (to be signed by the child's doctor)

      5. ​Family Master Consent Form

      6. Student's Records Request Form

      7. ​Parents IDs: If applicable, submit also a copy of Custodial/Guardianship Documentation(s)

      8. If parents are divorced, submit a legal document stating the name of the parent who has legal custody of the child.​​​

  2. Pay the Admissions Fee: Pay $200 per child, at the time of registration. Your child's seat is not reserved unless this fee is made. ​

  3. Schedule for Admission Assessment upon registration.  The Admission Assessment will include:

    1. IQ Assessment of Fluid Intelligence: It is a nonverbal measure of intellectual abilities for culturally and linguistically diverse groups. Among many, it measures Fluid Intelligence, which is the capacity to think logically and solve problems in novel situations, independent of acquired knowledge. Fluid Intelligence involves identifying patterns and relationships that underpin novel problems and extrapolating these findings using logic.

    2. Academic Achievement Assessment: It is an academic skills assessment that measures reading skills, math skills, spelling, and comprehension. The measure serves as an excellent initial academic achievement evaluation, re-evaluation, or progress measure for any student.

    3. Behavioral & Emotional Screening:

    4. Children's Temperament/Personality Assessment: It helps to identify students' learning style(s). 

Tuition & Fees:

Tuition for 2023-2024:

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  1. Admissions Fee = $200 non-refundable, per child, for re-enrollment or new enrollment.

  2. Tuition is based on the admission category:

    1. General Education Program (GEP): REGULAR/STANDARD TUITION.

      1. Assessment Results: National Percentile Rank = 9 to 95.

      2. Annual Tuition:

      • Recipients of the Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP) pay out-of-pocket only $1008 per child, annually. This is if they receive 100% Scholarship.  

      • Those that receive 90% Scholarship will pay approximately $1,658 per child.

      • Recipients of Charlotte's Children Scholarship Fund (CSF) are awarded 25%-75% of School Tuition. Parents pay the remaining balance.

      • If your child is not eligible for OSP or CSF, the sibling tuition makes your total out-of-pocket as follows:

        • $5,800 for 1 child

        • $11,400 for 2 children ($5,700 each)

        • $16,800 for 3 children ($5,600 each)

        • $22,000 for 4 children ($5,500 each)

        • $27,000 for 5 children ($5,400 each)

    2. Gifted and Talented Program (GTP):

      1. Assessment Results: National Percentile Rank = 96 to 100.​

      2. $500 annually, per subject, will be added to the Regular GEP Tuition. 

    3. Remedial Intervention Program (RIP):

      1. Assessment Results: National Percentile Rank = 5 to 8.

      2. ​$500 annually, per subject, will be added to the Regular GEP Tuition.

    4. Special Education Program (SEP):
      1. Assessment Results: National Percentile Ranks = 0 to 4. 
      2. Recipients of Disability Grants do not pay out-of-pocket for SEP.
      3. If your child does not have the Disability Grant, then the out-of-pocket of $1,500 annually will be added to the Regular GEP tuition.

  3. Tuition is inclusive of the following:

    1. Textbooks Rental & eBooks Fees: (This does not include the Workbooks that are consumable). At the end of the year, students should return all Textbooks. If damaged, parents pay for the books, depending on the extent of the damage:

      • 35% of the price, if damaged but usable,

      • 65% of the price, if very damaged but still usable,

      • 100% of the price, if completely damaged and not usable.

    2. Technology Fees: This covers the Internet and Academic software.​​

    3. EOG/EOC Testing Fees

    4. Admissions Assessment of IQ and Academic Achievement. This is only screening testing. ​

  4. Workbooks and Reading/Worksheets Packets: $75 - $100 may be added later.​

  5. Part-Time / Dual Enrollment Students: Admissions Fees $300 + Tuition $1,250 per course, up to 4 courses. (more than 4 courses will be charged full tuition).

  6. Additional Fees:

    1. ​Quran Hifz Program:

    2. Payment Processing Fee: ​​​

    • Credit/Debit Cards, and ACH Payment: 3.5% of Payment Amount.

    • To avoid this charge, please pay by Check, Cash, Zelle, or Venmo using the following email principal@intellicoracademy.org.

    • We are charged 3.5%-4% for the online processing of payments by credit cards and bank withdrawal.

    1. Events and Field Trips Fees vary per event.

    2. Damaged Textbooks: Parents pay for the books, depending on the extent of the damage:

      • 35% of the book price, if damaged but usable,

      • 65% of the book price, if very damaged but still usable,

      • 100% of the book price, if completely damaged and not usable.

    3. Damage to School Building/Properties: The damage will be repaired by the school and the cost of repair will be added to the family charges to pay.

    4. Repair or cost of damaged electronic devices that are assigned to the student by the school. The damage will be repaired by the School ICT Dept. and the cost will be added to the family charges to pay. ​​

    5. Other educational/psychological assessments are available for additional fees. 

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Additional Discounts / Deductions :

  1. Tuition Proration:

    1. Parents will not pay tuition for the instructional days that their children were not enrolled in school.  Therefore, prorated tuition will be deducted at a rate of -$30 per day.  

    2. Prorated Tuition = Annual Tuition – ($30 x number of instructional days missed prior to enrollment).

  2. Reimbursement for Withdrawal: Tuition until the end of the month, during which withdrawal takes place is non-refundable. All paid tuition for later months are refundable.

Scholarships:

First: Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP)
https://www.ncseaa.edu/k12/opportunity/interested-in-opportunity-scholarship/
Available to residents in North Carolina only.
OSP Award = $6,492 per child.

This Opportunity Scholarship is not awarded to full-time, online students.
How to Apply? Should you need help, stop by the school or email the admissions officer at Admissions@intellicoracademy.org 
This is an income-based tuition assistance program for eligible students.

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Scholarships are awarded by lottery. 

An interactive checklist containing important deadlines is available for download as a pdf file.

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Step 1: Review the program requirements 

All Required:

  • Household must meet the Household Income Eligibility Guidelines (students in foster care are automatically eligible regardless of the household income of their foster family)

  • At least 5 years old by August 31 or at least 4 by April 16 with  private school administrator approval for kindergarten

  • Lives in NC

  • Has not graduated high school

  • Has not enrolled in a post-secondary institution full-time*  

One Required:

  • Received and used Opportunity Scholarship funds in the previous year

  • Attended an NC public school or Department of Defense school in NC as a full-time student**  

  • Entering kindergarten, 1st grade, or 2nd grade

  • In foster care, or adopted within the last year

  • Has a parent on full-time active military duty or a parent who received an honorable discharge within the last year

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Step 2: Check your income eligibility 

The OSP has increased the amount of Income Eligibility so more families qualify for the scholarship. So, please check it out.

 

Step 3: Set up a MyPortal Account

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Step 4: Apply on MyPortal

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Application Date opens on February 1.

 

Second: CHILDREN'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND CHARLOTTE (CSF-Charlotte)
https://scholarshipfund.org/
Available to residents in Mecklenburg County only.
CSF-Charlotte Award = between 75% to 25% of tuition, depending on each family’s income and household size.
For more details: https://scholarshipfund.org/apply/
Should you need help, stop by the school or email the admissions officer at Admissions@intellicoracademy.org 

 

Third: Intellicor Sponsorships: 

  • This fund is collected from donations (Zakat and Sadaqa). If you are eligible to receive Zakat and Sadaqa, you may apply for this assistance, by completing a sponsorship application and attaching your most recent tax transcript. If you are not eligible to receive Zakat and Sadaqa, please, do not apply! 

  • Available to those who do not qualify for the NC State Opportunity Scholarship and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Children's Scholarship Fund. A letter of denial should be submitted.

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FINAL NOTE:

Applying for a scholarship does not guarantee admission to Intellicor.
To secure your child's spot at Intellicor, you must also complete the school enrollment form and pay the fees.

Intellicor Enrollment opens on February 1st. 

Should you need help, stop by the school or email the admissions officer at Admissions@intellicoracademy.org

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Kindergarten Admissions: (Pre-K, Transitional KG, and KG)

  1. DayCare Program: The child is younger than 4 years old on August 31st. 

  2. PreK Class: The child is at least 4 years old on August 31st.

  3. KG Class: The child is at least 5 years old on August 31st.

  4. Transitional KG Class: The child should meet all of the following requirements:

    1. The child is not 5 years old yet on August 31st but turned 4 on or before the preceding April 16. Those children are candidates for Transitional Kindergarten.

    2. The child's Standard Scores fall in the 98th percentile rank on 2 tests:

      1. IQ: Intellectual Functioning

      2. Academic Aptitudes: Readiness to learn English and math.​

Once admitted to Transitional Kindergarten, the child should pass the teacher's academic placement test (Beginning of Year Assessment (B.O.Y.). The formal, final admission decision to enroll as a Transitional Kindergarten student in KG Class will be made by the school's principal.

​Transitional KG children will not be automatically promoted to 1st grade unless they are ready for the 1st Grade curriculum.  Decisions to promote a Transitional KG student to 1st Grade will be made by KG Teacher, 1st Grade Teacher, K-5 Coordinator, and School Principal at the end of the academic year.

 

Admission Decisions (Assessments, Criteria & Categories): 

The final admission decision to admit a student at Intellicor is based on:

  1. Intellicor's Admission Assessment:

    1. ​Nonverbal IQ: One or more of the following:

      1. ​Fluid Reasoning (MA)

      2. Learning and Short-Tern Memory (CD)

      3. Reasoning (OA)

      4. Immediate Memory (RC)

      5. Working Memory (SSp)

      6. Perceptual Organization (PA)

    2. Academic Achievement Assessments (English and Math): It includes the following areas:

      1. Word Reading (WR)

      2. Sentence Comprehension (SC)

      3. Spelling (Sp)

      4. Math Computation (MC)

  2. Previous School Records:

    1. EOG Results

    2. Previous School Report Cards / Transcripts

  3. ​Interview of Parents and Child:

 

Based on the Percentile Ranks of the above assessments, a student is placed in one of the following admission categories:

  1. General Education Program (GEP): IQ & Academic Achievement National Percentile Rank is 9 to 95

  2. Gifted and Talented Program (GTP): IQ & Academic Achievement National Percentile Rank is 96 to 100

  3. Remedial Intervention Program (RIP): IQ & Academic Achievement National Percentile Rank is 5 to 8

  4. Special Education Program (SEP): IQ & Academic Achievement National Percentile Rank 0 to 5

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Admissions Rejection:

Enrollment is subject to rejection if only one or more of the admission criteria is not met.

The enrollment fee is not refundable, except if the family is not awarded the Opportunity Scholarship and can't enroll without the support of the scholarship. 

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Grades Retention, Promotion, and Double-Promotion Criteria:

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  1. The Criteria for Promotion to Next Grade Level:

    1. The minimum NC EOG Achievement Level is 3, in ELA and Math.​

    2. The minimum Report Card overall grading by the teacher is 60%.

    3. The minimum Report Card overall annual score in English or Math is not lower than 60%.

  2. The Criteria for Double Promotion:

    1. The NC EOG Achievement Level is 5 in both ELA and Math.​​​

    2. The minimum NC EOG Achievement Level is 4, in Science (When applicable).

    3. The minimum Report Card grading by the teacher is 90% (in ELA and Math) and 80% (in Science and Social Studies).

    4. Teachers' Ratings of Student's Conducts & Ethics.

  3. The Criteria for Retention:

    1. The NC EOG Achievement Level is 'Not Proficient' in either ELA or Math.​​

    2. The Report Card's overall grading by the teacher is less than 60%.

    3. The minimum Report Card overall annual score in English or Math is lower than 60%.

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