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Begin with a Visit!

The best way to learn more about Augustine School and gain an understanding of what a classical Christian education really means is to see it for yourself. Throughout the year we welcome interested families onto our campus to meet our teachers, shadow current students, and experience the enriching environment of a typical school day.

Fill Out an Application

This is the next step that helps you explore if Augustine School is the best fit for your student and family. Starting an application doesn’t necessarily mean you’re ready to make a commitment – it simply opens the door to explore this option more fully and make more informed decisions as you consider what’s next. Our Admissions Director will work with you throughout the process to ensure you have submitted all the necessary documents to complete your application.

Student Assessment

Once your student’s application has been submitted, our Admissions Director, Laura Lee Andre, will begin guiding your family through the next steps of the admissions process! These include student shadow days, parent interviews, and screenings. Assessment will vary depending on the age and grade level of your student. All of these opportunities help us to learn more about your family and allow you to ask any questions you may have. Once your application is complete, we will contact you to schedule these appointments.

Financial Aid

Augustine School offers need-based financial aid to eligible families. We have contracted with FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment (FGAA) for this purpose. Applications are submitted online and financial aid is awarded based on FGAA recommendations and available financial aid funds. Please note that in order to apply for financial aid, we must have a current application on file. Learn more about financial aid here.

Notification of Acceptance

Once we have received all of your application materials and guided you through the necessary steps of assessment, we will notify you of the status of your application as soon as possible. We typically begin notifying families beginning in February.