1. Application

In order to start the admissions process, the following forms must be submitted to the school office along with a non-refundable $150 application fee:

• Application for Admission
• Parent Covenant
• Parent Statement Of Faith Commitment
• Request for Student Records

2. Testing

Students applying for grades K-6 undergo an individual academic/developmental assessment administered by our in-house learning specialist. Students applying for grades 7-12 are assessed in math and must submit a writing sample. Upon receipt of your application, the school will contact you to schedule testing.

3. Interview

The interview is a vital part of the admissions process. Once all paperwork and testing is complete, the Head of School meets with the parents in order to get to know one another more personally.  This is an opportunity for you to address specific questions.  In addition, students applying for grades 7-12 will meet one on one with the Head of School.  We recommend reading the booklet An Introduction to Classical Education by Christopher A. Perrin prior to the interview in order to better understand the benefits of our Classical education. Complementary copies are available at the school office.

4. Notification

Applications are due by mid-January for decision notification by the beginning of March. After priority admissions (current students and siblings) are complete, applications are accepted and evaluated on a rolling basis and spaces are offered as available.  If your child is admitted but no space is available at that time, you will be place on the wait list and will be notified should a space become available.