Welcome to HCS Admissions!
Thank you for your interest in Hillcrest Christian School. Our goal is to support Christian families who desire to raise their children to be academically and spiritually prepared to fulfill God’s plan for their lives. To learn more about what Hillcrest can offer your child, schedule a campus visit where you will meet with a school administrator and tour our facility. We also offer Student Shadow Days to allow your child to have the full classroom experience. Please review the following information before submitting your application.
Admission Requirements:
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Application Process:
- Applications are completed online through our website. Click the "Apply Today" button in the top right corner to get started! This process includes creating an online account and then completing a student application, along with the $100 application fee. (Please note areas where your student needs to participate in completing the form.)
- Submit the church reference form to your church to be completed by a full-time member of the staff and returned to the Admissions Office.
- Submit copies of the most recent report cards and/or transcripts. Include current IEP/504 Plan if applicable.
- Once the online application and payment are submitted and all documentation is received, we will schedule an appointment for your child to complete an assessment and be interviewed by the principal, followed by an appointment for a parent interview with the principal.
- Upon acceptance, you will receive information to complete the online registration with an enrollment fee of $250.
To receive any additional information contact:
Lindsay Antioho
Admissions Director
805-497-7501 ext. 1013
[email protected]
Lindsay Antioho
Admissions Director
805-497-7501 ext. 1013
[email protected]
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
Hillcrest Christian School admits students of any race, color, nationality, or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Hillcrest Christian School does not discriminate on the basis of race in administration of its educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other school-administered programs