The Early Application Window for new students begins November 1st and ends January 1st. Applications submitted during this time will receive priority attention and undergo a review process, allowing our admissions team to get to know your family and child.

Don’t worry if you miss the Early Application Window. Please plan to attend our Open House in February when the regular application season opens.

Learn more here.

There is a $100 non-refundable application fee for all grades.

Yes. There is a $250 non-refundable enrollment fee for all grades.

The Admission Committee evaluates a student’s potential academic success based on screening results, academic records, and recommendations. Among other factors considered for entrance into Christ Academy are character, interests, ability, a record of achievement, parent and student commitment to learning, available classroom space, and the school's ability to serve the student's individual needs.

Once all documentation has been reviewed by the Admissions Committee, you will be notified promptly whether admission is being offered or denied.

Yes. However, we strongly encourage you to visit our campus and experience the Christ Academy community in person before beginning the application process. Plan a visit now.

When a class section has reached its capacity, but a family is interested in joining our school, we recommend they continue with our admissions process. We sometimes have openings for students on our wait list, and families will be notified when a space becomes available.

Yes. The cost of a college-preparatory program like Christ Academy is sometimes difficult for some families. Predicting whether a family will qualify for a scholarship is challenging, as circumstances vary dramatically and the demand for assistance changes each year. If, after reviewing the cost of tuition, your family feels that paying full tuition would be a financial burden, we recommend you apply for our financial assistance program.

The military grant is for dependent children of active members of the military, the Reserves, or the National Guard. No paperwork exists to qualify for this scholarship, but a Military ID is required.

The average classroom size from grades K-8 is 15 students per class.

We offer 1:1 developmentally appropriate technology from EC3 through Grade 12. Students are taught to authentically and on an ongoing basis use technology that mirrors the workforce, such as Microsoft Teams for video conferencing and our Learning Management software system for shared work files.

Because of the 1:1 ratio, students in our program can participate in distance learning at all grade levels when they cannot come to school due to illness or vacation.

Yes. EC3 – 8th grade students have a daily uniform and a dress uniform for chapel. Grades 9-12 have daily uniform standards with a range of choices. See uniform standards here.

Find our School Supply lists here.

Kindergarteners must be five years of age by September 1st.

Yes. Children must be three years of age by September 1st.

100% of CA graduates who apply are accepted into colleges and universities or the military. See a partial list here.

Yes, our mission cannot be accomplished if our students and faculty are not, first and foremost, in a safe environment. We are constantly evaluating our standards and updating them as needed.

Yes. Club Warrior is available for students up through 4th grade from the time that children are dismissed from their regular classrooms until 6:00 pm. This time includes homework time, enrichment, snacks and fun! The cost for Club Warrior is not included in tuition. Click here to learn more.

Yes. Before School care is free to every student and begins at 7:30 a.m. in the cafeteria.