Admissions FAQs

1. Submit online application - Application will include basic information,  background on your family, a pastoral reference, and a $40 application fee.
2. Schedule a family interview - Someone from our team will reach out to you.
3. Notification of acceptance - You will be notified about acceptance decisions: provisionally accepted, waitlisted, or denied. 
4. Complete the enrollment checklist and tuition agreement - Once you have been accepted, you will need to sign the appropriate paperwork and pay the curriculum fee. Once those things are completed, you're in! This will be the point in which you will apply for scholarships, if applicable.

We require that all families agree to our Statement of Faith, and are members of a local church body.

We will ask you some questions about your child's education, your family, and your spiritual life. We want to get to know you and your child, and we want you to get to know us. Since we believe that God has given parents the task of educating their children, we need to make sure we are a good fit for each other. We also may ask for a sample of some of your child's work to determine their progress on key milestones.

During the family interview, you will receive an estimate of the total costs and due dates. Once you have been provisionally accepted, you will have the opportunity to fill out a scholarship application. This will include a income and financial verification. It will also include tools for our "Affordable for All" model of tuition assistance. (See our "Tuition & Scholarships" page for more information).

Yes! All families are eligible for a 10% discount through our "Reading and Technology Covenant." We also offer a multi-student discount. 

We have several payment options to choose from: paying over 10 months, over 12 months, biannually, or annually.

We want to make sure our school is within reach for every Christian family. Our "Affordable for All" model includes the same methods missionaries use to help fund their overseas work. 

We know that each one of us have neighbors, friends, coworkers, and family members who may be willing to provide assistance with something as important as education. We provide the tools, the resources (and the stamps!) to help alleviate the financial burden of private school.

In conjunction with this, we also have a team of generous donors who have graciously given to be able to send students to our school. While we work with families to come up with the funds, we will also submit your scholarship application to the Board.

See our "Tuition & Scholarships" page for more information.

Absolutely. In fact, that is one of our passions! Our aim is to provide all Christian families with a viable way out of the government schools. So, if you meet the requirements, and our school is a good fit for your family, we will do our best to support you in meeting the academic and spiritual needs of your child. If there are any extenuating circumstances, learning gaps, or special needs that would require our attention, please bring that up in the family interview, so that we can serve you better.