When we see what’s great in a boy, it’s not long before he sees what’s great in himself. And at the end of the day, that may be the most important thing he’ll ever learn here. Because of our size, our unique perspective using a military model and our inclusive environment, Fishburne is the best place for boys to discover their best selves.
Fishburne Military School accepts students grades 7-12 and provides two types of enrollment.
This plan is for students who want to attend Fishburne full time during the school year, except for leaves requested by parents or guardians, then approved by the school, and, of course, during holidays and leaves on the school calendar.
You don’t have to live at Fishburne to be a full-time student here. As a Day Student, you attend all scheduled school activities, including lunch formation and physical training, then go home at night. This option is only available to students who live in Waynesboro and its surrounding areas.
| 7-Day Boarding | Day Student | International | |
| Total Cost | $38,400 | $18,900 | $45,900 |
| Annual Fee Tuition/Room/Board | $34,900 | $16,400 | $41,900 |
| Student Service Account | $1,500 | $500 | $2,000 |
| Uniforms (first year only) | $2,200 | $2,200 | $2,200 |
| Registration Deposit (deducted from total) | $1,000 | $500 | $2,000 |
| Paid By | Single Payment Plan Discount | Semester Payment Plan Discount |
| May 31 | $2,000 discount $1,000 discount for day students |
$1,000 discount $500 discount for day students |
| July 31 | $1,500 discount $750 discount for day students |
$500 discount $250 discount for day students |
| Matriculation Day | $1,000 discount $500 discount for day students |
| Summer Boarding Student | $ 4500 |
| Old Men | $ 4000 |
Monthly payment plans are available through our business office.
Please contact Diane P. Howdyshell at dhowdyshell@greenbodyandmind.com or (540) 946-7700 x100.
Additionally, the following companies have worked with FMS Families in the past to help them provide a quality education for their sons. If you are interested in exploring K-12 Education Loans, you can find more information by following the links below.
No. Fishburne is for good young men (that want to get better).
Fishburne operates on a rolling admissions basis. Applications are reviewed on a first come first serve basis.
No. Families are reviewed for financial aid and scholarships on an individual basis.
Families are asked to fill out the financial aid application and submit their most recent 1040 tax form for review by the Financial Aid Committee.
Families should submit their most recent 1040 tax form. Letters describing a family’s unique financial situation are not required but are reviewed by the Financial Aid Committee when submitted.
To be considered for financial aid, families must submit the 1040 tax form for whoever claims the student on their tax return.
Admissions and the Financial Aid Committee are the only individuals that will see submitted tax information.
Any additional fees are taken from the student services account. This includes, but is not limited to, laundry fees, haircut fees, and medication dispensing fees.
No, financial aid is only applied to tuition.
Yes.
We’ve designed our website to be a valuable and comprehensive resource for you, but sometimes it’s nice to have something to hold onto. Our brand new Fishburne brochure is full of essential information and unexpected insights that will show how Fishburne is the ideal place for your son to discover his strengths, learn the value of structure, feel the special bond only a military-style school can provide, and sharpen the ideals that are admired around the world.
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| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday | Wednesday Only | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 0610 | First Call \ Make Bed | 0610 | First Call \ Make Bed |
| 0630–0710 | Physical Training (W, F) | 0630–0710 | Physical Training (W, F) |
| 0715–0740 | Personal Hygiene \ Barracks Clean Up | 0715–0740 | Personal Hygiene \ Barracks Clean Up |
| 0745–0825 | Breakfast | 0745–0825 | Breakfast |
| 0825 | Accountability Formation | 0825 | Accountability Formation |
| 0830–1140 | 1st Class (breaks each hour) | 0830–1140 | 1st Class (breaks each hour) |
| 1145–1240 | 1st Class (breaks each hour) | 1145–1240 | Lunch |
| 1245 | Accountability Formation | 1245 | Accountability Formation |
| 1250–1600 | 2nd Class (breaks each hour) | 1250–1600 | 2nd Class (breaks each hour) |
| 1615 | Accountability Formation | 1605-1830 | JROTC Adventure Training |
| 1620–1720 | Athletics | ||
| 1730–1800 | Dinner | 1835–1905 | Dinner |
| 1800–1900 | Personal Time \ Retreat | 1910–2035 | Study Hall |
| 1905–2035 | Study Hall | ||
| 2035–2135 | Personal Time \ Room CQ (closed quarters) | 2035–2135 | Personal Time \ Room CQ |
| 2200 | TAPS/ Lights Out | 2200 | TAPS/ Lights Out |
| Saturday | Sunday | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 0900 | First Call \ Make Bed | 0900 | First Call \ Make Bed |
| 0930 | Reveille (1st Formation) | 0930 | Reveille (1st Formation) |
| 0935–1030 | Breakfast | 1000 | Brunch |
| 1035 | Weekend Activities | 1040 | Church Formation |
| 1700–1745 | Retreat \ Dinner | 1100–1200 | Church or Character Development |
| 1745–2300 | Personal Time | 1200–1300 | Personal Time |
| 2300 | Room CQ | 1300 | Accountability Formation |
| 2315 | TAPS \ Lights Out | 1305–1650 | Town Pass \ Personal Time |
| 1700–1755 | Retreat \ Dinner | ||
| Weekend Activities | 1800–1955 | Personal Time | |
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Each Saturday, a trip will be offered to the cadets. In the past these have been: Shenandoah Caverns, Skyline Paintball, Kings Dominion, and Massanutten Water Park. These are subject to change. The third weekend (July 17-18) is typically considered an open weekend. Students are able to take leave (go home) on this weekend. |
2000–2130 | Study Hall | |
| 2200 | Room CQ | ||
| 2215 | TAPS \ Lights Out | ||
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