Admissions

Your next chapter starts here.

Explore CCA, understand the enrollment path, review tuition and EdChoice guidance, and begin with a family conversation.

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Explore this sectionAdmissions

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.

A thoughtful beginning for your family

Choosing a school is a decision about academics, faith, relationships and the environment in which a child will grow. CCA’s admissions path begins with conversation so families can understand the mission and the school can learn about the student before formal enrollment steps move forward.

An inquiry or visit request is not an application and does not reserve a seat. It opens the door to current, individual guidance from the school.

Plan your next step

Why CCA

Understand the school’s Christian mission, academic approach and partnership with families.

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Visit

See the appropriate campus and bring the questions that matter to your family.

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Enrollment process

Review the conversation, application and document steps before you begin.

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Tuition

Request the current tuition and fee information for the applicable school year.

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EdChoice

Learn how school admission and Ohio scholarship steps relate without treating either as guaranteed.

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Questions

Read practical answers about visits, documents, placement and re-enrollment.

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The right information at the right time

Grade placement, available space, tuition, fees, scholarships and required records can depend on the student and school year. CCA provides those details through the admissions conversation rather than presenting old or unverified information as a promise.

Please keep private educational, medical, identity and financial records out of public website forms. The school will explain its approved secure process when documents are needed.

Admissions questions

Where should a new family begin?

Request information or a visit. A family conversation comes before the formal application process.

Does a website form enroll my child?

No. It sends an inquiry to staff. Admission, enrollment and any scholarship request are separate processes.

Can CCA confirm availability online?

Availability must be confirmed by the school for the applicable grade and year.

How do we share school records?

Wait for CCA to provide an approved secure process. Do not attach or paste private records into a public inquiry.

Can admissions explain tuition and EdChoice together?

Yes. Ask for the current cost breakdown and how a potential scholarship could affect the amount a family remains responsible for.

How do current families re-enroll?

Use the existing Praxischool account and the office’s current re-enrollment instructions.

Begin with a real conversation.

Tell CCA your student’s grade and what your family wants to understand.

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The CCA difference

Why families choose CCA

A school decision shaped by purpose

Families considering CCA are not choosing a building or a list of subjects alone. They are considering a Christian educational philosophy in which faith, knowledge, character and service belong together.

The best fit comes when families understand that philosophy clearly and can see how it aligns with the growth they want for their child.

Reasons families consider CCA

Biblical worldview

Academic subjects are taught within a Christian framework that connects truth, knowledge and responsibility.

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Academic foundations

Ohio learning standards and resources from multiple publishers guide purposeful learning.

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Family partnership

Parents and educators share in encouraging a student’s academic and spiritual development.

Character and service

Students are called to grow in integrity, courage, compassion, discipline, leadership and care for others.

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Connected pathways

Elementary and secondary learning continue across two Circleville campuses.

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What this page does not promise

A professional school website should help families understand what is distinctive without filling gaps with assumptions. Current courses, staff assignments, student activities, supports, tuition and availability must come from CCA. A visit gives your family the most reliable opportunity to explore those details.

Questions to consider

What makes CCA distinctly Christian?

Bible instruction, weekly chapel, Biblical worldview and Christian character are integrated with academic learning and school life.

How does CCA approach academics?

The school uses Ohio standards within a Christian framework and draws from multiple publishers based on subject and grade.

Does CCA work with individual students?

CCA’s published philosophy considers student strengths and progress. Families should discuss specific needs and available support directly with admissions.

Why are there two campuses?

Elementary learning and Creation Station are based at Tarlton Road; middle and high school are based at Ohio Street. Together they form one school community.

How can we decide whether CCA is a fit?

Read the mission and philosophy, then visit and discuss your student, family priorities and current school expectations.

See whether CCA fits your family’s direction.

Visit the appropriate campus and bring your academic, spiritual and practical questions.

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