Admissions

The purpose of Heritage Christian Academy is to provide a Christ-centered, quality education which will equip God's children to function as Christians in society, church and home. Our heritage and governance are closely tied to the Reformed faith; our current enrollment includes families from over forty different area churches.

For more details on the foundational beliefs we hold, review our Statement of Faith.

All families are to be regular attenders of a Bible-believing Christian church. A Pastor’s Recommendation Form is part of the admissions process.

Enrollment in HCA is open to all children entering grades K-12 whose parents desire a Christian education for them. Prospective Kindergarten students are restricted to children whose fifth birthday falls on or before September 1 of the year they wish to enroll. No student will be denied admission to HCA on the basis of race, color, sex, or national origin. Parents desiring to enroll their children at Heritage Christian Academy agree to the following admission requirements.

Please click here for Admission Guidelines.

Every effort is made by the HCA School Board to keep tuition at an affordable level. Heritage Christian Academy charges a per family annual registration fee (currently $295.00), which should accompany the application for admission. Students are charged tuition based on one child, with a sliding scale for additional children from the same family. If there are more than three children attending from one family, the additional students need pay only a book and supply fee.

Families may choose one of these payment plans:

• One Annual Payment – Full amount due August 2, 2011 (3% discount if paid in full)
• Two Bi-Annual Payments – Two equal payments due July 9, 2011 and January 10, 2012
• 12 Monthly Payments* – 12 equal payments automatically withdrawn monthly on the ninth of each month beginning July 9, 2011 through June 9, 2012.
• 10 Monthly Payments* – 10 equal payments automatically withdrawn monthly on the ninth of each month beginning July 9, 2011 through April 9, 2012

View the 2011 – 2012 Tuition Schedule

Each family’s set of financial circumstances is unique. The most helpful guideline comes from your own knowledge of your family’s finances. A good rule of thumb is: if in doubt, apply. So many factors are considered that there is no workable “filter” for determining in advance who might receive financial aid.

All financial aid is awarded on the basis of a family’s ability to pay.