​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​At River Tech, we offer flexible payment options for our families, as per the tables above.

• Annual Payment: Receive a 5% discount when paying for the entire school year in one payment.

• Monthly Payment: Spread your payments over twelve months, beginning at the end of July.

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Annual Payment Details:

• Discount: Pay the full year's tuition upfront and enjoy a 5% discount.

• Method: Please make your check payable to “River Tech School” and mail it to: River Tech, 1517 E 1st Ave, 83854 Post Falls, ID.

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Monthly Payment Details:

• Setup: Automatic payments must be set up via Freshbooks (you will be sent an invoice).

• Initial Payment: Your first payment is due no later than December 25th.

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Sibling Discount Policy:

• 2 Children: Receive a 5% discount on total tuition.

• 3 Children: Receive a 6% discount on total tuition.

• 4 or More Children: Receive a 7% discount on total tuition.
   

Please note that the maximum discount available is 7%. For instance, if you enroll 2 children and opt for upfront annual payment (which normally qualifies for an additional 5% discount), the total discount applied will still be capped at 7%.​

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Scholarships and Financial Aid Opportunities:

• For detailed information on our available scholarships, including how to apply, visit our Scholarships page. In addition, financial reimbursement options are accessible through partnerships with programs such as School Trep and Harmony.

 

Tuition Coverage and Personal Technology Requirement:

• Tuition at River Tech includes all textbooks, and access to advanced tech equipment (like computers, robots, 3D printers) and musical instruments (keyboards, guitars, etc.). Students are required to bring their own laptop or tablet for classroom use. This personal device, which is not covered by tuition, should be brought in a protective case. For specific device requirements, please see the 'Technology Requirements' section below.

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Teach a class for a discount:

• School year 2025-26, we are rolling out two types of volunteering.
  
  (1) Elementary Math Monitors
  
  This is an opportunity for parents and grandparents to donate their time one hour once (or more) per week from 8.30-9.20 am. Your role will be to sit with students who need a little extra help with their math. There’s no compensation; just the joy of seeing children’s eyes light up when they understand a math concept they’ve been struggling with.
  
  (2) Volunteering to Lead Teach a Class
  
  We actually rolled out a successful pilot project this year, with a parent teaching Biology/Science once a week. Here’s how it works: If you have teaching experience and at least a bachelor’s degree, or the equivalent expertise, you can apply to volunteer to teach a subject. We’ll be selecting only a few (2–3) parent volunteers to participate at first. As a volunteer, you won’t be paid a salary—but in gratitude for your time, you’ll receive a tuition discount on your family’s monthly bill, reflecting both your in‐class hours and the time you spend preparing lessons, grading, and supporting students.​