Admissions

What makes Dominion unique?

Dominion blends the best of both the time-tested classical model of education and modern innovations and discoveries in math and science. As such, we teach students to think about ideas, not just recycle information; as we emphasize great works that have shaped our Western civilization; and as we focus upon formation and virtue, Dominion strives to offer a holistic education. Dominion also uses a chronological study of the humanities, blending together students’ study of literature, history, art, and music, and we teach classes in logic and rhetoric.

The deadline for applications has passed. Am I too late?

No, you are not too late, we are pleased to continue to receive applications on a rolling admissions basis. Please visit our application process page or contact us in the admissions office with any further questions.

Does Dominion take students with diagnosed learning differences?

Yes, Dominion is equipped to serve many students with diagnosed learning differences. Since there are limitations on the range of needs we can meet, it’s often best to discuss your individual child’s situation with the admissions director at the time of the tour and/or with one of our school principals at the time of an interview.

Does Dominion have sports, clubs, and activities?

Yes! Dominion is pleased to offer a variety of co-curriculars, including both athletic (cross country, basketball, track, volleyball, flag football, soccer) and non-athletic (Science Olympiad, Chess Club, Lego Robotics Club, etc.) spaces for students to enjoy student life beyond the classroom. These offerings are often grade-level specific, so we encourage you to request more information while you visit and tour.

What is your student-to-teacher ratio?

Schools often tout student-to-teacher ratios (number of all teachers, part- and full-time, divided by the number of students). Because this figure factors in all part-time teachers as well as teacher’s assistants, it can often be misleading (Dominion’s ratio is approximately 7), so we prefer to give you a more realistic picture of your child’s daily experience. Most classes will be between 12-18 students. Our classes are considered “full” at 18 students, though we may accept a nineteenth under exceptional circumstances.

What’s the minimum age for kindergarten?

A child must have reached the age of five years by September 1st of the fall in which he would be entering Kindergarten.

Do we have to be Christians for my child to be considered?

Though not required to be Christians, the parents of students in Dominion must have a clear understanding of the biblical philosophy and purpose of Dominion. This understanding includes a willingness to have their child exposed to the clear teaching (not forced indoctrination) of the school’s Statement of Faith in various and frequent ways within the school’s program.

The parents must be willing to cooperate with the written policies of Dominion. This is most important in the area of discipline (see Discipline Guidelines and Student Conduct Explanations) and school work standards, as well as active communication with the respective teacher(s) and administration.

Does Dominion have an after school program?

No, we don't. But we do offer clubs that occur after school from time to time. We will also be glad to recommend a few places that do should this be something your family needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Dominion unique?

The deadline for applications has passed. Am I too late?

Does Dominion take students with diagnosed learning differences?

Does Dominion have sports, clubs, and activities?

What is your student-to-teacher ratio?

What’s the minimum age for kindergarten?

Do we have to be Christians for my child to be considered?

Does Dominion have an after school program?

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