As Nido has grown, and Chile has developed as a country, Nido’s costs are rising at a rate that is not sustainable through only tuition and fees. As a result, the full cost of providing a Nido education, with all of the extras that Nido offers, is higher than the tuition paid by each student. Tuition gaps such as this one are often common in international schools throughout the world and at independent schools in the United States.
Diversifying income sources allows Nido to plan more effectively for the future and to continue to provide cutting-edge innovative education programs. Through the Nido Fund, the Nido community has the opportunity to support Nido on an annual basis and to really make an impact for current and future Nido students.