Covenant Christian Academy is fully accredited by the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) and the Association of Christian Teachers and Schools. This means our classical, biblically based curriculum meets high academic and spiritual standards, giving your child a strong foundation from preschool through high school. Our dedicated teachers hold advanced degrees and are committed to nurturing your child’s growth in faith, character, and academics. Learn more about our classical approach and school profile.

Students at Covenant Christian Academy can take both AP and dual enrollment courses in high school, earning up to 48 college credit hours. While a highly motivated student could earn as many as 32 credit hours, the typical graduate earns between 18 and 27 credit hours, giving them a strong head start on college. In 2024, 98% of our graduating class received college scholarships totaling over $6 million. Along with a classical, college-prep curriculum, students receive personalized guidance to explore their interests and plan their academic paths. Learn more about our high school academics and college guidance to see how we support these advanced learning options.

Covenant Christian Academy integrates STEM learning across all grade levels with a classical, hands-on approach that nurtures curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

Younger students engage in multi-sensory activities that build foundational skills in math and science, while older students deepen their understanding through science labs, experiments, and electives where they develop the durable skills essential for STEM success and beyond. Students learn to analyze information, question assumptions, communicate clearly, think creatively, and collaborate effectively — preparing them to lead and adapt in a rapidly evolving STEM world.

Learn more about our elementary academics and middle school program.

Covenant Christian Academy offers a strong foreign language program across grade levels, focusing on both classical and modern languages. Middle School students begin Latin instruction in 5th grade and continue through 8th grade. In High School, students can study French and Spanish, with advanced options including 11th and 12th-grade courses that can earn college credit, and 12th-grade Advanced Placement classes. Language learning is integrated into our classical curriculum, promoting communication skills and cultural appreciation. For more about our language faculty and programs, explore our staff directory and academics overview. Please note, we do not offer a language immersion program.

Covenant Christian Academy offers extended learning through the Cougar Club after-school care program for PreK3 through 6th grade, running daily until 5:30 p.m. (Note: on Fridays, when school ends earlier, Cougar Club starts earlier.) This biblically based program provides homework support, organized activities, recreation, and more. CCA also coordinates private lessons through our School of the Arts, which is separate from Cougar Club. Students can take private music lessons (piano, guitar, drums, and vocal), and participate in elementary honor choir, elementary musical, or art club. These enrichment opportunities support academic growth and personal development. Learn more about our after-school care and how we partner with families to nurture confident, well-rounded learners.

Covenant Christian Academy offers Cougar Summer Camps for students from preschool through high school, focusing on fun and faith with activities tailored to the grade your child will enter next school year. Camps are open to both CCA and non-CCA students, making it a great opportunity to invite friends. Registration dates typically run from mid-February through late April, but these dates may vary each year and have not yet opened for the upcoming summer. For the most current details on sessions, registration, fees, and the camp catalog, please visit the summer camp program.

Our Pre-K programs offer full-day care with flexible 2-, 3-, or 5-day options, running from 8 a.m. to around 3:15 p.m. For EC and Elementary students, the school day ends at 3:05 p.m. Monday through Thursday. After the school day, we provide part-day after-school care called Cougar Club from 3:15 to 5:30 p.m. for an additional fee. Cougar Club supports PreK3 through 6th grade with homework help, organized activities, and a safe, nurturing environment. This extended care helps busy families balance work and life while your child enjoys quality care and enrichment. Learn more about our Pre-K programs and after-school care.

Children can start our Pre-K programs when they are 3 or 4 years old by September 1. Specifically:
– Pre-K3: Must be 3 years old by September 1 and fully potty trained.
– Pre-K4: Must be 4 years old by September 1.

Our preschool classes have small sizes (9-11 children) with state-certified teachers who nurture your child’s growth through purposeful play and hands-on learning in a loving, Christ-centered environment. You can learn more about our preschool program here.

Children need to be 5 years old before September 1 to start Kindergarten. This age requirement helps ensure your child is ready for the full day of learning, play, and spiritual growth we offer. Our Kindergarten program includes Bible, math, reading, music, art, recess, and more, all designed to nurture your child’s unique gifts in a loving, Christ-centered environment. For more details on our Kindergarten experience and how we prepare your child for first grade, you can explore our Kindergarten program.

We invite you and your child to experience our campus firsthand through a personalized visit or shadow day tailored to their age and interests. Whether your child is in Elementary, Middle, or High School, scheduling a tour lets you meet teachers, explore classrooms, and see our community in action. You can easily view available dates and book your visit online to find a time that works for your family. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing how your child can thrive here. For details and to schedule, please visit our tour scheduling page.

Covenant Christian Academy serves students from Pre-K 3 (age 3) through 12th grade. Here’s a quick breakdown:

• Preschool: Ages 3-4 in Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 classes, designed to nurture early development with a loving, biblical environment.
• Kindergarten: Must be 5 by September 1, focusing on foundational skills and Christlike character.
• Elementary School: Grades 1-4 with a classical curriculum and small class sizes for personalized and foundational learning.
• Middle School: Grades 5-8, emphasizing critical thinking, leadership, and independence.
• High School: Grades 9-12, preparing teens for college and life with a biblical worldview and excellent communication skills.

Learn more about each stage on our Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, and High School pages.

Families are welcome to apply at any time. However, current families have a priority deadline of December 15, and we recommend that new families apply by January 20. Some grade levels—especially preschool—can fill up as early as mid-February. We review applications as long as space and funds are available, but early submission helps ensure the best chance for enrollment and tuition assistance.

For all ages—from preschool through high school—we encourage you to start the process early by scheduling a visit and applying online with all required documents. If you have questions or need support, our admissions team is happy to help you every step of the way.

There is a non-refundable application fee of $300 for each student applying to Covenant Christian Academy. This fee covers the application processing, entrance testing, and initial registration. It applies to all grade levels from Preschool through High School. You can start the process by creating an account and submitting your application online. We’ll guide you every step of the way as you apply and gather the required documents.

To apply, please prepare these essential documents to help us get to know your family and student better:

Required paperwork includes:
– Birth Certificate
– Shot Records
– Pastor Reference
– Academic References
– Report Card or Transcript
– Standardized Test Scores

If applicable, also provide:
– Severe Allergy Disclosure
– Court Ordered Parenting Plan
– Previous Testing for Reading/Learning Differences

After submitting your application and documents, we’ll guide you through grade-specific assessments and schedule a parent interview to complete the process. For details, visit our How to Apply page.

New students at Covenant Christian Academy take grade-specific assessment tests after completing their application. These assessments help us understand your child’s academic level to ensure the best placement and provide the right support. You will receive instructions for these assessments as part of the admissions process. After the assessments and document review, we schedule a parent interview to complete enrollment. This process applies across Elementary, Middle, and High School and helps create a smooth transition into our community. Learn more about the application steps and how we partner with families for academic success.

After completing all application steps, including grade-specific assessments and a parent interview, the Admissions Committee reviews your student’s file. Once all documents have been received and the review is complete, families will be notified of the decision by email by the next business day. If accepted, you’ll receive an enrollment contract via email, and you’ll have ten days to respond. For details on the application process and next steps, please visit our how to apply page or contact our admissions team. We’re here to support you every step of the way!

We give priority consideration to siblings of current families who meet our admission requirements. For all stages — from Preschool through High School — this means your child will have a favorable chance during enrollment. For high school students, siblings automatically join the same House in our House System, helping them feel connected right away. If you want to learn more about applying or the admissions process, we’re happy to answer any questions you might have. Feel free to explore our admissions criteria and how to apply.

To confirm your child’s enrollment, here’s what you can expect:

• A non-refundable admission fee of $300 is due with the application for new students. This covers application processing, testing, and initial registration.
• A $3,000 new family fee is also required for new students in Kindergarten through 12th grade.
• At contract signing, a 10% down payment of the annual tuition is required and is non-refundable.
• The remaining tuition balance can be paid in one full payment (with a 2% discount), two equal payments (tuition insurance required), or monthly interest-free payments through FACTS Tuition Management (with a $55 agreement fee and tuition insurance).

Learn more about our tuition and payment plans.

During registration and orientation at Covenant Christian Academy, parents can expect a clear, calm, and guided process tailored to each age group. Once you receive your Enrollment Invitation, registration begins with completing your electronic contract, setting up FACTS, and receiving helpful information about tuition, ESA funds, and tuition assistance if applicable. Within the first week, you’ll receive a welcome from our Head of School affirming that you are officially part of the CCA family.

Here’s what to expect:

• Preschool & Kindergarten: School supplies are provided, but you’ll need to bring essentials like a spill-proof water bottle, backpack, and lunchbox. Teachers send weekly updates to keep you informed about your child’s growth and daily activities.

• Elementary: Supplies are also provided, with a few personal items needed. You’ll receive helpful links about uniforms, calendars, and the parent handbook to prepare for the year.

• Middle & High School: You’ll get grade-specific supply lists via email. Orientation includes introductions to teachers, school culture, and resources like the family portal for grades and homework.

• Registration Steps:

• Schedule a visit to meet teachers and tour the campus.
• Complete the online application with required documents like birth certificate, shot records, and references.
• Follow instructions for assessments and attend a parent interview.
  Throughout registration and orientation, we share key dates and important details in stages while offering several thoughtfully designed events that provide practical information and intentional connection. We encourage scheduling a campus visit or tour to meet teachers and experience the community firsthand. Our partnership with families ensures a smooth, faith-centered start, helping you feel informed, welcomed, and confident as the school year begins. Learn more about the application process and new family resources.

Families can apply for need-based tuition assistance, which is determined by a confidential review of your financial situation, including income, assets, and expenses. Assistance typically covers up to 50% of tuition, with no strict income cutoffs—each application is unique. We encourage all families to apply, as awards vary and you won’t know until you try. Additionally, education investment accounts such as 529 plans, Coverdell ESAs, and Texas Education Savings Account (ESA) funds are accepted to help pay tuition. Family contributions are also often welcomed. For details on applying and deadlines, visit our financial aid page.

Covenant Christian Academy does accept Texas Education Savings Account (ESA) funds and encourages families to apply for ESA as early as possible to determine eligibility and potential tuition support. We also offer a robust Tuition Assistance program based on financial need, evaluated confidentially through FACTS. If you receive ESA funds after your Tuition Assistance award, we may adjust your award or net tuition accordingly to ensure your tuition reflects available funding without exceeding original amounts.

For more details on tuition help and how to apply, please visit our Tuition Assistance page. We encourage families to reach out with questions so we can support your unique situation.

Tuition at Covenant Christian Academy is all-inclusive, covering books, school supplies (through 6th grade), fine arts, athletics, uniforms (except shoes), field trips, testing, labs, graduation, and senior retreat. Here are sample 2026-27 rates:

• Pre-K (3 & 4 Year Olds): $8,900 (3-day) | $14,600 (5-day)
• Kindergarten: $16,700
• Grades 1-2: $18,500 – $19,200
• Grades 3-4: $19,200
• Grades 5-6: $21,200 – $21,800
• Grades 7-8: $22,400
• Grades 9-12: $23,300

Starting in 2026-27, new families with K-12 students will pay a one-time $3,000 new family fee. Approximately 20% of our students receive financial assistance. Some additional costs include lunches, musical instruments, after-school care, and optional trips. For the most current rates and payment plans, please visit our tuition page.

Tuition at Covenant Christian Academy is all-inclusive, covering nearly all fees to simplify your budgeting. It includes:

• Books and school supplies through 6th grade
• Fine arts electives and athletics, including athletic uniforms (except shoes)
• Field trips, achievement and developmental testing
• Labs, graduation, and senior retreat

Additional costs to plan for are uniforms and spirit wear, lunches, musical instruments, after-school care, summer camps, optional class trips for grades 6-8, and AP, dual credit, or college entrance exam fees. Learn more about tuition rates and details.

Tuition at Covenant Christian Academy is all-inclusive, covering books, school supplies (through 6th grade), fine arts electives, athletics, athletic uniforms (except shoes), field trips, testing, labs, graduation, and senior retreat. However, additional fees you’ll need to budget for include:

• School uniforms and spirit wear
• Lunches
• Musical instruments
• After-school care
• Summer camps
• Optional class trips (grades 6-8)
• AP, dual credit, or college entrance exam fees
• A one-time new family fee of $3,000 for new Kindergarten-12th grade families starting 2026-27

For details on tuition and fees, you can explore the tuition page.

Families seeking financial aid at Covenant Christian Academy can apply for need-based Tuition Assistance, which is personalized based on each family’s income, assets, and expenses. Awards typically cover up to 50% of tuition and are available for students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. There’s no strict income cutoff—every family is evaluated individually.

In addition to Tuition Assistance, families are encouraged to use education investment accounts such as 529 plans, Coverdell ESAs, and Texas Education Savings Account (ESA) funds, all of which are accepted for K-12 tuition payments at CCA. Family members may also contribute to help with tuition costs.

To apply:
1. Submit your application and required tax documents by the deadlines (Dec 15 for current families, Jan 20 for new families).
2. Applications are confidential and reviewed carefully.
3. Award notifications come before enrollment deadlines.

Learn more about tuition assistance and how to apply to find the best options for your family.

While we don’t offer specific sibling discounts, we provide several ways to help reduce tuition costs. Our need-based Tuition Assistance program is designed to partner with families in making enrollment affordable. Awards are determined through a confidential financial review and typically cover up to 50% of tuition. We encourage all families to apply regardless of income.

Additionally, flexible payment plans help spread out tuition payments over time. You can also use 529 plans or Education Savings Accounts to pay tuition tax-free. Many families find that asking family members to contribute toward tuition can be helpful as well.

Learn more about tuition assistance and payment options.

Covenant Christian Academy does not offer merit-based scholarships. Instead, the school provides need-based tuition assistance through a well-funded program supported by generous donors. Awards typically cover up to 50% of tuition and are determined confidentially based on your family’s financial need via the FACTS Grant and Aid application. Assistance is available for families with students entering Kindergarten through 12th grade, with reapplication required annually as circumstances change. Applying for aid does not affect admission decisions. For details and to apply, visit our tuition assistance page.

Families at Covenant Christian Academy have several tuition payment options designed for flexibility and ease:

• Full payment upfront at enrollment with a 2% discount
• Two equal payments: one at enrollment and the second by August 1 (tuition insurance required)
• Interest-free monthly payments through FACTS Tuition Management, with a one-time $55 agreement fee and optional credit card use (additional fee applies), also requiring tuition insurance

A 10% non-refundable down payment per child is due at contract signing. Additionally, new families enrolling students in Kindergarten through 12th grade are required to pay a $3,000 new family fee. For details on tuition assistance and fees, we encourage you to explore tuition payment plans and financial aid.

Tuition at Covenant Christian Academy is due with a 10% non-refundable down payment at contract signing. The remaining balance can be paid in one of three ways:

• A single full-year payment at enrollment (with a 2% discount)
• Two equal payments, one at enrollment and one by August 1 (tuition insurance required)
• Interest-free monthly payments through FACTS Tuition Management from March to December (with a $55 agreement fee and required tuition insurance)

New students also pay a non-refundable $300 application fee at application, plus a $3,000 new family fee for Kindergarten through 12th grade. For details on tuition assistance and payment plans, you can explore our tuition information and financial aid options.

Our high school students take the SAT or ACT at local testing centers, with preparation integrated through PSAT and Pre-ACT exams starting in earlier grades. While specific score comparisons aren’t published, Covenant Christian Academy’s students perform very competitively among private schools in the area, with an average SAT score of 1290 and an ACT score of 29. This places CCA alongside the top-performing Christian schools locally and above many neighboring campuses. Our college guidance counselor supports students individually to plan for college readiness and admissions testing. We focus on strong academic foundations, personalized advising, and a classical curriculum that prepares students well for college entrance exams and beyond. Learn more about our college guidance program and how we help students excel.

New students should demonstrate potential for academic success based on past records, entrance tests, and interviews. We look for evidence of high moral character, emotional stability, respect for authority, and positive social adjustment. At least one parent should be a professing Christian because families who support our mission and values help create a strong foundation for our students’ growth.

By stage:

• Preschool & Kindergarten: We nurture spiritual, social, and academic growth with certified teachers who provide hands-on learning and character development rooted in biblical values.
• Elementary: Students build a strong academic foundation with a classical curriculum, small class sizes, and encouragement to develop Christlike character.
• Middle School: We expect growing independence, critical thinking, and leadership skills, supported by a classical approach and positive social environment.
• High School: Students should maintain good study habits, demonstrate resilience, practice excellent communication skills, and show evidence of academic potential and honorable character. We provide college prep tools and leadership opportunities to help them thrive.

Parents partnering with us encourage curiosity, adaptability, and a willing mindset toward learning and growth. For more on our admissions criteria and partnership, see our Admissions Criteria and Portrait of a Partnership.

Students at Covenant Christian Academy generally do not bring their own devices to school. While Chromebooks are provided for classroom use when needed, students do not have devices checked out for daily use. Personal mobile devices must be stored in a locked pouch during the school day to minimize disruptions. For younger students in Early Childhood and Elementary School, school supplies are provided, and families only need to bring essentials like backpacks and water bottles. In Middle School and High School, students receive supply lists via email and are expected to bring their own laptops or tablets as part of their learning tools to help develop responsibility and independence with technology. For more details, please visit our Elementary School and Middle School pages.

At every stage, we blend hands-on learning with technology to support your child’s growth. In early years like Preschool and Kindergarten, students use apps and websites such as Handwriting Without Tears (HWT), Raz-Kids, Starfall, ABCYa, and YouTube for interactive “Smart Lessons.” As students progress to Elementary School, they engage with educational tools like XtraMath, Scratch Garden, Epic Books for read-alouds, and math videos on YouTube, fostering critical thinking and creativity while guided closely by passionate teachers. In Middle and High School, technology use varies by grade and class, with students utilizing platforms such as Google Classroom, Quizlet, Kahoot, Remind, Google Slides, Canva, Kami, Turnitin, Bible Project videos, and PowerPoint. Our dedicated technology teachers help students develop skills in video production and digital literacy. This balanced approach ensures your child thrives academically and spiritually in a safe, Christ-centered environment. Learn more about our elementary and middle school programs.

Currently, our programs focus on in-person, classical Christian education tailored to each developmental stage—from Preschool through High School. We do not offer online or hybrid classes as part of the regular curriculum. Instead, we provide a rich, hands-on learning environment with small class sizes, personal mentoring, and opportunities for spiritual, academic, and social growth. Families seeking more information or personalized support are encouraged to connect with our admissions team to explore how we can best meet their child’s needs.

Teachers use technology like videos and interactive tools to create engaging, hands-on learning experiences that meet students where they are. In preschool and kindergarten, technology is used for about 25 minutes daily, including playing Bible stories and music during rest time, and using Smart Boards for letter, number, and sight word review. Elementary and middle school teachers incorporate videos occasionally when they relate directly to the lesson, along with interactive lessons to encourage exploration, critical thinking, and collaboration. High school students often use technology for presentations, research, and creative projects like video production, enhancing both academic skills and spiritual growth. This approach helps students stay curious, confident, and connected to their learning journey.

Learn more about our preschool program and classical education for a deeper look at how technology supports each stage.

At every stage, we prioritize your child’s safety online and in digital spaces by combining secure technology use with strong community values. Our faculty and staff undergo thorough background checks, and all buildings have key card access with monitored video surveillance. To minimize class disruptions and promote focused learning, students are asked to store their personal mobile devices in locked pouches during the school day. We teach students responsible technology habits and provide academic support so they’re never alone facing challenges. Our school counselor helps students manage emotions confidently, while teachers and coaches model respectful, Christlike behavior both offline and online. For families with younger children through high schoolers, we partner closely with you to foster wise, safe, and balanced digital use. Learn more about our supportive environment and resources here.

At every age, we teach responsible tech use by encouraging balance, intentionality, and wise choices. For younger children, we prioritize hands-on, multi-sensory learning and limit screen time to foster creativity and focus. As students grow, we guide them to manage device time wisely, emphasizing habits like tech-free hours and “mostly” tech-free summers to build stronger relationships, better mental health, and spiritual growth. In middle and high school, students develop digital skills alongside character traits like responsibility and self-control, supported by faculty modeling wise tech habits and integrating these values across academics and activities.

Learn more about our approach in elementary school, middle school, and high school.

Screen time during the school day is thoughtfully balanced at every age to support healthy development. In Preschool and Kindergarten, learning is hands-on and multi-sensory, minimizing passive screen use while engaging curiosity through play and exploration. Elementary students follow a classical curriculum that integrates technology wisely without overwhelming screen exposure. Middle and High Schoolers use technology as a tool for learning and creativity but are strongly encouraged to unplug and engage in face-to-face interaction, outdoor play, and spiritual growth. To maintain focus and minimize distractions, students are required to place personal mobile devices in secure, locked pouches during the school day. Additional screen time is intentionally limited, with school-issued Chromebooks used only as needed for academic purposes such as writing essays, conducting research, or working on select projects like art or yearbook. We prioritize intentional tech use to nurture focus, rest, and relational health across all stages.

For more about our approach, explore our Early Childhood, Elementary School, and Middle School programs.

While we do not currently offer dedicated parent workshops specifically on managing kids’ screen time and technology use at home, we provide thoughtfully written blog content that addresses these topics from a biblical and practical perspective. Families can also find helpful guidance through resources like the Fostering Healthy Digital Habits for Kids podcast, which offers practical tips on balancing tech use. Additionally, being part of a like-minded Christian community offers ongoing encouragement and shared wisdom as parents navigate these challenges together. For all ages, consider establishing tech-free times, like “No Tech Tuesdays,” to encourage creativity, family connection, and spiritual growth. You can explore more ideas on creating a “mostly” tech-free summer to help your family unplug and thrive.

If you apply after the deadline, we still review your application as long as funds remain available. Late applications are considered but processed after all on-time applications. For tuition assistance, we begin reviewing your application once your admissions process is complete. To improve your chances, submit all required documents promptly, including tax returns, so we can process your application without delay. If you have questions or want to discuss your situation, please reach out to Joy Hale at joy.hale@covenantchristian.net.

Learn more about applying and financial aid here and how to apply.

Covenant Christian Academy offers tuition assistance to make a Christ-centered, classical education accessible to more families. We believe a well-funded, need-based program increases the number of qualified students, strengthening our community. Each year, we set aside budget funds and receive generous donations through the Christian Leaders’ Scholarship Endowment to support families in need. Assistance is typically capped at 50% of tuition and awards are based on financial need through a confidential process. Applying for assistance does not affect admission decisions. Learn more about our tuition assistance program.

Applying for tuition assistance does not affect your child’s admission. We evaluate applications for financial aid separately and do not consider them in our admissions decisions. We encourage families to apply for aid early and simultaneously with admissions to help with planning. If you have questions or want to discuss your application, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

Learn more about our tuition assistance process and how we partner with families to make a quality Christian education possible.

Tuition assistance awards vary by family but are typically capped at no more than 50% of tuition. Each application is reviewed individually, considering your full financial picture, including income, assets, and expenses. We encourage every family who needs help to apply, as awards depend on demonstrated need and available funds. Families must reapply annually since financial situations and budgets change. For details on applying and deadlines, feel free to explore our tuition assistance information.

Families do need to reapply for tuition assistance each year because financial circumstances can change and funds are allocated annually. This ensures that awards reflect your current need. Applying yearly helps us support as many families as possible with available resources. If you’re interested, you can learn more about the tuition assistance process, including deadlines and required documents. We encourage families at every stage — from Kindergarten through High School — to apply each year to maintain or adjust their assistance.

Tuition assistance awards are determined based on your family’s financial need, which is evaluated confidentially through the FACTS Grant and Aid application. This includes a thorough review of household income, assets, and qualified expenses. A small Tuition Assistance Committee then reviews FACTS’ recommendations alongside available budget funds to decide awards. Typically, assistance is capped at about 50% of tuition. We look at your overall financial picture and consider your unique situation to help make a Covenant education possible for your family. Learn more about tuition assistance.

There’s no set income cutoff for tuition assistance. We evaluate each family’s full financial picture — including income, assets, and expenses — to determine need. Assistance is based on an individual assessment, so families at various income levels may qualify. About 20-25% of our students receive aid, reflecting our commitment to accessibility and diversity. If you’re wondering whether you qualify, we encourage you to apply and let us review your unique situation. Learn more about our tuition assistance process and how to apply.

Families who need financial assistance are warmly welcomed and fully part of the CCA community. About 20% of our students receive tuition help, reflecting our commitment to building a diverse, inclusive, and supportive school united by shared values—not income level. We evaluate each application individually, so there’s no strict income cutoff. Assistance typically covers up to 50% of tuition and is available for all grade levels, from Preschool through High School. Your family’s privacy is respected throughout the process, and applying for aid does not affect admissions decisions.

To learn more, explore our tuition assistance program or contact Joy Hale for personal support.

Families applying for tuition assistance will be notified based on their status and application timing:
– Re-enrolling families who meet the Priority Consideration deadline of December 15 receive award results before continuous enrollment deadlines.
– New families are notified of their awards upon acceptance.
We recommend submitting admissions and tuition assistance applications together before January 20 to ensure timely review. Late applications are considered as funds remain available. For details on applying and deadlines, visit our financial aid information.

If you disagree with your tuition assistance decision, we encourage you to meet with Joy Hale to review your application details. This helps ensure no important financial information was missed. Remember, each application is evaluated individually, considering your full financial picture. Assistance awards are typically capped at 50% of tuition and are based on need, so discussing your situation can clarify your options. For more about tuition assistance and how it works alongside programs like Texas ESA, please explore our tuition assistance information.

Tuition Assistance and Texas ESA funds work together to help make tuition more affordable. Texas’ ESA program starts in the 2026–27 school year. For details on applying and deadlines, we encourage families to complete both admissions and tuition assistance applications early.

No one outside a small tuition assistance committee and the business office knows which families apply for aid. We keep your application and information confidential to protect your privacy. To help maintain this discretion, we ask families to keep their tuition assistance details private, including award amounts. This ensures your family’s privacy is respected throughout the process, whether your child is in Elementary, Middle, or High School. If you have questions, we’re here to help you take the next step.