Admissions Process
Steps to the Admissions Process
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Complete an Admission Inquiry Form
Begin by filling out the Admission Inquiry Form. While space for the 2026–27 school year is limited, we encourage families to submit an inquiry form to express interest.
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2. Attend an Informational Meeting
The Admissions staff will contact you with details about the next scheduled informational meeting.
3. Request and Complete an Application
Applications are completed electronically and sent via email. The application fee is:
• $250 for the first student
• $250 for the second student
• $600 family maximum
Please complete the application and submit payment
within three business days of receiving the link.
1. Family Interview & Student Assessment
Once the application and fee are received, the Admissions staff will schedule a family interview and student assessments.
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2. Submit Recommendations & Transcripts
Applicants entering 3rd (Middle Grammar B) –12th (Rhetoric 4) grade must provide:
• Two letters of recommendation (one from a church youth pastor and one from a core subject teacher)
• Their most recent school transcript
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3. Admissions Decision & Next Steps
Families will receive feedback regarding the application and instructions for the next steps, if applicable. If a spot is offered, families should :
• Respond within 3 business days
• Submit the registration fee electronically within 5 business days
• All fees are non-refundable
Campus Tours
Tours of KCA are available on an as-needed basis.
Admissions Philosophy
The KCA admissions process is designed to ensure alignment among families and to preserve the mission of the school. Our goal is to foster unity in the application of Biblical principles in both parenting and education, while protecting the culture of KCA for current and future families. Admissions Requirements To be considered for admission, families must meet the following criteria: •Parents desire a rigorous, classical Christian education within a morally protected environment. •Parents are committed to the discipleship of their children in the Christian faith and are actively involved in a faith-based community. •Parents intentionally protect their children from premature exposure to worldly concepts that compromise the moral innocence of childhood, and support KCA’s shared vision, philosophy, and policies. •Parents understand and agree with KCA’s classical Christian educational philosophy and core values. •Parents attend an informational meeting or campus tour and understand the day-to-day operations of the school. •Parents are willing to serve the school by fulfilling the volunteer requirement (once per student per semester). Uniform Policy KCA requires all students to wear an approved school uniform. Uniforms are intended to: •Encourage Biblical modesty •Inspire virtue and honor •Promote unity within the school community •Foster a shared school identity •Minimize undue attention and materialism