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Fairmont Private Schools – Historic Anaheim Campus

United States, Anaheim

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The school at a glance
Fees $20,000 - 31,200
Ages 3 - 15 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1953
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, Mandarin
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School
Introduction

Fairmont Historic Anaheim Campus is a private IB World School in Anaheim, California, serving ages 3 to 15. It offers IB Primary Years Programme for younger students and IB Middle Years Programme for older students, guided by inquiry, reflection, and real-world problem solving. Bespoke Curriculum complements IB framework, with English support provided through International Foundation Center for international students. Students learn three languages—Spanish in elementary school and Chinese in middle school—building multilingual fluency alongside English. The campus is a founding member of Fairmont Schools and participates in the International Schools Partnership network, connecting students to opportunities. Facilities include Art studio, Theater, Music room, PYP Lab, MYP Lab, Robotics lab, Tech lab, Gym, sport fields, Playground. Extracurriculars span robotics, coding, drama, music, visual arts, and youth athletics; ASB and Model United Nations are offered, alongside Academic Pentathlon. The school emphasizes life competencies and pathways to secondary education via Fairmont Prep Academy.

1557 W. Mable St., Anaheim, CA 92802, USA

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The Essentials

Location

Fairmont Historic Anaheim Campus is located at 1557 W. Mable St., Anaheim, CA 92802, United States. It is in Anaheim, Orange County, California. The campus serves preschool through middle school (ages 3-15) as part of Fairmont Private Schools.

Stages

Preschool (ages 3-5); Elementary School (ages 5-10); Middle School (ages 10-15)

Type

Private school

Additional learning support

Support for learners includes personalized interventions through social-emotional learning, family counseling, mental health initiatives, and academic assistance.

Country affiliation

United States

Bus service

School transportation service with multiple bus routes: Route A – Anaheim Hills; Route B – East Irvine and Santa Ana; Route C – Diamond Bar; Route D – Costa Mesa and Newport Beach; Route E – Irvine.
Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at Fairmont Private Schools – Historic Anaheim Campus ranges from USD 20,000 to USD 31,200 for 2026/27.

Tuition fees for 2026–27

- Preschool (Ages 3–5)
- One‑time annual payment (due July 1, 2026): USD 19,400.
- Two‑payment plan (total): USD 19,875 — payable 70% by July 1, 2026 (USD 13,912.50) and 30% by December 1, 2026 (USD 5,962.50).
- 10‑month Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) plan (total): USD 20,000 — 10 equal monthly payments of USD 2,000 (first payment due August 1, 2026; last payment due May 1, 2027).

- Pre‑Kindergarten (Ages 4–5)
- One‑time annual payment (due July 1, 2026): USD 20,467.
- Two‑payment plan (total): USD 20,975 — 70% by July 1, 2026 (USD 14,682.50) and 30% by December 1, 2026 (USD 6,292.50).
- 10‑month EFT plan (total): USD 21,100 — 10 equal monthly payments of USD 2,110 (Aug 1, 2026 – May 1, 2027).

- Elementary (Junior Kindergarten – 5th Grade)
- One‑time annual payment (due in July): USD 26,093.
- Two‑payment plan (total): USD 26,775 — 70% due in July (USD 18,742.50) and 30% due in December (USD 8,032.50).
- 10‑month EFT plan (total): USD 26,900 — 10 equal monthly payments of USD 2,690 (Aug–May).

- Middle School (6th – 8th Grade)
- One‑time annual payment (due in July): USD 30,264.
- Two‑payment plan (total): USD 31,075 — 70% due in July (USD 21,752.50) and 30% due in December (USD 9,322.50).
- 10‑month EFT plan (total): USD 31,200 — 10 equal monthly payments of USD 3,120 (Aug–May).

Administrative, application and enrollment fees

- Deposit for enrollment (domestic / general): USD 1,750 (applies to all students).
- For new (domestic) students: application / assessment fee USD 150; registration fee USD 500.
- Sibling discount: USD 500 off tuition.

International (F‑1) student specific fees and housing

- Enrollment / deposit requirements for international applicants (process for confirming a place may require a larger deposit at time of confirmation). The international admissions process indicates an enrollment deposit at confirmation (international admissions materials reference a USD 5,000 enrollment deposit when confirming place).
- 2025–26 F‑1 tuition & fee schedule (representative international items): deposit due at time of enrollment USD 4,500; registration fee (non‑refundable) USD 500; orientation fee (new students) USD 1,650; mandatory student health insurance for F‑1 students USD 3,400.
- Homestay / housing (Fairmont homestay): example amounts shown for the 10‑month homestay program — USD 36,580 (K–5, 10 months) and USD 32,180 (6–12, 10 months); homestay application fee USD 1,100 and homestay security deposit USD 550. Non‑Fairmont homestay processing fee USD 2,000. (These items apply to international students using school homestay services.)

Additional and ancillary fees

- Uniforms: All required uniform items must be purchased from the school's approved vendor, Lands' End; prices vary by item and size. Uniform specifications and purchasing instructions are provided through the Lands' End program.
- Extended Day / after‑school care:
- Daily drop‑in fee: USD 30 (per day).
- Annual packaged options (JK–8 at Anaheim Hills / Historic Anaheim example): morning only USD 1,550; afternoon only USD 3,700; both USD 5,250 for the school year.
- Transportation (school bus): typical fees shown (example): USD 2,300 (one way) or USD 4,500 (round trip); routes and registration are handled through the school's transportation request process.
- Lunch program: estimated at approximately USD 200 per month where applicable (contracted lunch programs vary by campus).
- Participation / activity fees: additional fees may apply for sports, travel week, performing arts, clubs, robotics, speech & debate and other extracurricular activities; these are charged per activity.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard payment options available: one‑time annual payment, two‑payment plan (70% first installment, 30% second installment) and a 10‑month EFT monthly plan (Aug–May). Deadlines for the two‑payment plan and EFT vary by program; example deadlines for Preschool are: full payment or first two‑payment installment due by July 1; monthly EFT payments begin August 1 and end May 1. Similar July / December / Aug–May schedules apply for Elementary and Middle School options.
- A credit/debit card payment option is available online; a convenience fee applies to card transactions (example: 3.12% convenience fee on credit/debit card transactions in the F‑1 fee schedule).
- Late payment fee: USD 50 charged monthly if payment is not received by the 10th day after it is due. Returned check fee: USD 50. Any change to a chosen payment option must be made in writing to studentbilling@fairmontschools.com.

Refund information and non‑refundable items

- Registration fee: non‑refundable (example: USD 500 listed as non‑refundable for F‑1 schedule).
- International applicants: when a visa application is denied, the school's international admissions guidance permits submission of the official denial documentation to request a refund of eligible pre‑payments (procedures and which payments are refundable depend on the international admissions / enrollment terms).

How payments are accepted / payment methods (summary)

- Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT / direct debit) is used for the 10‑month payment plan.
- Credit and debit card payments are accepted online (a convenience fee for card use is applied to card transactions as noted in the student billing documents).
- Other instruction on where to send payments, email for billing changes, and campus contact numbers are provided through the school's student billing / admissions contacts.

Summary of key numeric items (selected)

- Annual tuition (one‑time payment examples): Preschool USD 19,400; Pre‑K USD 20,467; JK–5 USD 26,093; 6–8 USD 30,264.
- Enrollment deposit (domestic / general): USD 1,750; new student registration fee USD 500; new student application/assessment USD 150.
- International (representative items from F‑1 schedule): enrollment deposit / deposit at enrollment (example) USD 4,500; homestay (10 months) example USD 36,580 (K–5) or USD 32,180 (6–12); mandatory international student health insurance USD 3,400.

If you need this presented in a different format for an external database, the amounts above are stated as USD values and organized by category and payment option.
Academics

Fairmont Private Schools – Historic Anaheim Campus teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 15.

Curriculum

Fairmont Historic Anaheim follows the International Baccalaureate framework with IB Primary Years Programme for younger students and IB Middle Years Programme for older students. The learning journey is guided by IB principles, emphasizing inquiry, reflection, and real-world problem solving. Students learn three world languages, with Spanish in elementary school and Chinese in middle school, and receive English language support through the International Foundation Center. The campus participates in the International Schools Partnership network and integrates life competencies through Camtree and the IB Learner Profile and Approaches to Learning. The program supports high school readiness through a strong middle school curriculum and pathways to secondary education, including Fairmont Prep Academy.

Exam Results

HAC students consistently score in the top 10% on standardized tests relative to public and private school peers.

Higher Education Progression

Strong academic outcomes open pathways to leading universities and future opportunities worldwide. Students enroll in distinguished public, private, and selective college-prep programs, including Fairmont Prep Academy. ISP programs provide university fairs, scholarships, and specialist counseling to guide subject choices and applications.
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Admissions

Admissions

Inquire today by submitting the inquiry form; an Admissions Director will reach out to arrange an interview to clarify requests and expectations. Book a tour for an in person or virtual campus visit. Complete the application; after meeting, an Admissions Director will send a simple, quick application form. Assessment and transcripts: students take an assessment that highlights their strengths; transcripts are requested to give a clear view of their academic journey; depending on grade, letters of recommendation might be required; all international learners take an English proficiency test. Application review: the admissions team reviews each detail and personalizes an offer for the family. Acceptance and enrollment: upon acceptance, sign the enrollment contract to secure the spot; enrollment typically starts within 1-2 days. Welcome to Fairmont Historic Anaheim: on the first day, the admissions team welcomes the family, guides the child to their classroom, and introduces them to their buddy.

Scholarships

ISP scholarships are exclusive to the International Schools Partnership network and provide opportunities with some of the best known institutions.
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