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A.D. Henderson University School, part of the Florida Atlantic University Lab School District, operates as a public developmental laboratory school affiliated with Florida Atlantic University. As a public institution, it follows the statutes and regulations set forth for Florida public schools.

In accordance with Section 1002.32, Florida Statutes, the school may charge an activity and service fee. This annual fee is used to support a range of student activities and resources that enrich the educational experience. Families are responsible for this fee, which contributes to the diverse opportunities available to students.


Activity Fees

Fees are used to support student activities and health, life, and safety services. Fees are $350.00 per year/per student in grades K-5, $500.00 per year/per student in grades 6-8, and $600.00 per year/per student in grades 9-12.

Payments will ONLY be accepted through the Marketplace webpage.

Reduced Activity Fee Requirements 

Florida Atlantic Laboratory Schools requires a written request and proof of income when seeking a reduced fee.  Reduced Activity Fees are based on the USDA Income Eligibility Guidelines . Proof of income guidelines are necessary to direct benefits to those children most in need and are revised annually to account for changes in the Consumer Price Index.

Families qualifying under these guidelines shall be eligible for adjusted Activity Fees when approved by the school after providing appropriate financial documentation verifying their eligibility for benefits. Below is a list of approved documents for demonstrating household income that will be required to determine free or reduced activity fees for A.D. Henderson University School or Florida Atlantic University High School.

  1. 1040 Federal Income Tax Form (PREFERRED): Please submit a copy listing the name of the child for whom the reduction is requested.
  2. Job Paycheck Stub: Provide a paycheck stub indicating the amount and frequency of pay received, a letter from your employer stating gross wages and payment frequency, relevant business papers if you are self-employed.
  3. Social Security, Pensions, or Retirement Letter: Submit a social security retirement benefit letter, statement of benefits received, or pension award notice.
  4. Unemployment, Disability, or Workers Compensation: Present a notice of eligibility from the State employment security office, a check stub, or a letter from the Workers Compensation office.
  5. Welfare Payment Letter: Include a benefit letter from the Florida Department of Children and Families.
  6. Child Support or Alimony Agreement: Provide a court decree, agreement, or copies of received checks.

When asked to provide documentation, please ensure they are clear and legible for speedy processing. Rest assured all submitted information will be handled with strict confidentiality and used solely for the purpose of determining eligibility for fee refunds and discounts.

Additional Fees

Late Pick-Up Fees

First Occurrence

Written warning and signed acknowledgment of school’s policy on Late Room Log.
Late Pick Up Fee

$10.00 per family for every 15 minutes after 3:15 pm

$10.00 per family for every 15 minutes after 12:30 pm on PL days.
HESP Late Pick Up Fee

$10.00 per family for every 15 minutes after 6:00 pm.