The Financial Aid Committee will accept applications for financial aid anytime prior to the beginning of the Camp Dunnabeck summer session. Understand, however, that most of the financial aid available is awarded early, so the sooner the forms are completed and information is sent in, the better.

The Kildonan School / Camp Dunnabeck uses the School and Student Services (SSS) of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), to collect basic financial information on income, assets, family size and the number of siblings in tuition-charging schools. A need analysis report is prepared by SSS which suggests the amount families can contribute for educational costs. Since not all families’ financial circumstances are equal, the Financial Aid Committee uses the SSS evaluation as a starting point for financial aid.

• The Kildonan School SSS Code # is 4382

Visit the following links to start your Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS):

• Family Guide to Financial Aid

• SSS by NAIS website

• Download Financial Aid Checklist

• Divorced or Separated Parents

Please feel free to contact The Admissions Office at 845-373-2012 at any time during the financial aid application process, and for guidelines, please download Financial Aid Instructions.

To apply, please send us the following information:

1. Completed Camp Dunnabeck Application. Download an Application (PDF)
2. Copy of the most recent educational and psychological testing. The Weschler Intelligence Test with subtest scores is required for all applicants.
3. Recent photograph of the applicant.
4. $30 application fee (non-refundable).

Once we receive all the admissions materials listed above, we will review the application to see if our program can meet your child’s needs.

If we see that our program meets your child’s needs, we request one of the following:

• An on-campus visit, or
• Skype meeting, or
• Attend an Open House

We will contact you as soon as possible to inform you if there is space for your child at Camp Dunnabeck.

Camp Dunnabeck at Kildonan admits students of any race, gender, creed, and national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges and activities generally accorded or made available to students at Dunnabeck.