New families
Arrange a family interview first. The school will provide application instructions and account access. Praxischool opens to a parent sign-in, not a public application form.
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Admissions Process
Follow CCA’s four-step path: review requirements, meet for a family interview, apply and securely provide required records.
- Begin with a conversation
- Visit by appointment
- Guided enrollment process
Begin with a conversation about your student. CCA’s enrollment process brings families and the school together before application and document submission.
From discovery to your first day.
01Review requirements
Learn about CCA’s educational approach and discuss your student’s needs with admissions.
02Meet for a family interview
Arrange a conversation with the school before beginning the application process.
03Complete the application
Follow school instructions for the application and applicable fee through the approved enrollment process.
04Provide required documents
Complete the requested forms and securely provide enrollment records as directed by the school.
Application & enrollment
Ready for the next step?
Current families
Use your existing school account or contact the office for re-enrollment guidance.
Parent PortalPrepare your enrollment questions
Discuss readiness or placement, prior school information and the current document checklist with admissions. Birth documentation, residency and immunization records or applicable exemptions may be required.
Please do not send Social Security numbers, medical records or financial documents through a public inquiry. The school will provide an approved secure method for any sensitive records.
New families should arrange a family interview and receive school guidance before using Praxischool. Current families should follow the office’s re-enrollment instructions.
A clear path from interest to enrollment
CCA’s process creates time for both the family and the school to understand the potential partnership. Begin with questions and a visit rather than rushing directly into forms.
Requirements, space and timing may change by grade and school year. Admissions will confirm what applies before your family submits private documents or fees.
Four enrollment steps
1. Review requirements
Learn about CCA’s mission and educational approach, then discuss your student’s grade, prior school experience and needs.
2. Meet for a family interview
Have a conversation with the school about fit, expectations and current next steps.
3. Complete the application
Use the approved application process and follow the school’s instructions for any applicable fee.
4. Provide required documents
Submit the current checklist only through the secure process CCA identifies.
Prepare for a useful conversation
Think about what helps your child learn, questions about faith and school culture, previous grade placement, and practical concerns such as campus, tuition or scholarship steps. This information helps the conversation, but sensitive records should wait for the secure enrollment process.
Process questions
Is a family interview required?
A family interview is part of CCA’s published enrollment process. Admissions will explain how it is scheduled.
Should we apply before visiting?
Begin with an inquiry or visit so the school can explain current requirements before you enter the formal process.
What documents may be required?
Ask for the current checklist. It may include identity, residency, immunization or exemption, and prior-school records, but CCA must confirm what applies.
Where is the application?
CCA uses an approved parent system. New families should receive instructions from the school instead of treating a public sign-in page as the complete application.
Does completing the process guarantee admission?
No guarantee is stated. Admission and placement require school review, current availability and completion of applicable steps.
What if my student has specific learning needs?
Describe the question generally in your inquiry, then discuss details and secure records directly with admissions.