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Admissions Criteria

The goal of admissions at Annapolis is to partner with Christian families who understand and support the academy’s mission and vision. We look for families who share beliefs and goals similar to those identified in the school’s mission and educational philosophy. We also look for families and students who have abilities, talents, time, and resources to assist the school in fulfilling its mission and vision.

Annapolis admits students of average to above average academic abilities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, or national origin. Selection of students is based on internal testing, academic transcripts, personal interviews, references, and standardized test scores. Because Annapolis is a Christian school that seeks to partner with Christian parents in the education of their children, it is required that at least one parent or guardian make a credible profession of faith and sign the school’s statement of faith.

Listed below are a few specific guidelines adhered to in student admissions.

• Kindergarten students must be five years of age on or before September 1st of the fall in which he/she would enroll.
• A student entering first grade must have reached the age of six years by September 1st of the fall in which he/she would enter ACA.