Free invoice templates for after-school programs built for tuition, registration fees, and late pickup fees. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
List tuition, registration, activities, and late pickup with professional invoice line items.
Parents need simple, exact bills. Avoid these traps and you cut disputes and speed up payment.
Real-world billing for after-school care: tuition, drop-in days, field trips, snacks, transport, subsidies, and late pickup terms. Line items, discounts, and compliance, clear answers.
Use monthly tuition for set schedules and per-day rates for occasional care. Show both so parents see the math. Example: “Monthly tuition, 3 days/week, September = $360” and “Drop-in, 2 days @ $30 = $60.”
Yes, if it’s in your policy and shown clearly. Bill by the minute or in 15-minute blocks. Example: “Late pickup, 18 minutes @ $1/min = $18.”
Apply the discount as a separate line so it’s obvious. Note if it’s percent or flat rate. Example: “Sibling discount, 10% off $400 = −$40.”
List the agency, the child, covered dates, and the parent copay. Show your standard rate and the subsidy credit. Use the After-School Programs Invoice Template to itemize: “Tuition $400; Subsidy credit −$300; Parent copay due = $100.”
Charge only for the active days or weeks. State your method in terms. Example: “Prorated tuition, 8 of 20 program days @ $20/day = $160.”
Add a separate fee and tie it to the date and destination. Note whether lunch, admission, or bus is included. Example: “Field trip: Science Museum, admission + bus = $22.”
Include program name, address, EIN, child’s name, dates of service, and amount paid. Parents use this for tax and FSA claims. Rules vary, check local rules. Example: “Care dates 10/1–10/31, EIN 12-3456789, Amount paid $360.”
State due date, accepted methods, and late/NSF fees. Say what happens if an account is past due. Example: “Due on the 1st; Late fee after the 5th = $15; NSF return = $25.”