Admissions process

If what you have read resonates--if the idea of a school that forms the whole child, that reaches back into the Great Tradition, that says no to screens and yes to great books and real community--then we would genuinely love to meet your family.

Our admissions process begins with a conversation, not a form. We want to understand your family, your children, and what you are hoping for. And we want to give you an honest picture of what life at Christ Academy actually looks like--so that if you join us, you do so with clear eyes.

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We partner with Christian families who share our vision. If that is you, here is how to begin!

1. REQUEST A FAMILY INTERVIEW

We look forward to partnering with Christian families as they seek the best educational fit for their children. The first step in our admissions process is to request a family interview using the link below.

The family interview is an opportunity for conversation—not a test. We want to get to know your family, learn about your educational goals, answer your questions, and explore together whether Christ Academy is the right fit for your student(s).

We are grateful for your interest in Christ Academy and look forward to connecting with you soon!

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2. ENROLL

Following the family interview, families who wish to continue the admissions process will receive access to an application through our online portal, ClassReach.

3.CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS

We are happy to answer questions about our academic program.

4. A NOTE ON TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID

We do not want the cost of a Christ Academy education to be the reason a family never applies. If cost is a concern, please inquire. We use BeneFAQ, a third-party processor for all financial aid applications, and we are committed to making this education accessible to families who share the vision and have a demonstrated need for support.

We would rather have that conversation with you directly than have finances be the reason we never meet.

Learn about Financial Aid