Admissions Process

This is the best time to apply! Accepted applicants are offered first open seats in grade.

March 1: Acceptance Announcements

The school year will be here before you know it! We are actively filling remaining seats during this second round and wait pools are possible in some grade levels.

April 20: Acceptance Announcements

It's not too late to apply, but wait pools in multiple grade levels are likely.

May 20: Acceptance Announcements

Many classes are full, but applications are still being accepted for certain grades and/or for wait pools.

As Needed: Acceptance Announcements

Applications for Grapevine Faith admissions are accepted year-round, including inquiries for the current school year. Admission depends on meeting standard requirements, availability in the applicant's grade level, and in higher grade levels maintaining academic credit integrity.

Grapevine Faith desires to set every student up for success; therefore, Grapevine Faith requires students to score at or above grade level on admissions testing. Student’s recommendations must show a behavioral history that is consistent with the behavioral expectations of Grapevine Faith. Grapevine Faith is not a corrective institution; and, consequently, does not accept students who have been expelled or suspended from other institutions, who have habitually used tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs, who have run away from home, who have been involved in gang activities, who have been arrested, or who have been involved in homosexual activity, engaged, married, or divorced.

Full Admission
New applicants will be expected to have adhered to his/her previous school’s policies for entry to Grapevine Faith Christian School. Full admission status can be changed for academic, attendance, or disciplinary reasons. 

Probationary Admission
Applicants with deficiencies in any of the specified areas may be offered probationary admission for up to nine weeks if the administration feels the deficiencies can be corrected by the end of that time. The administrative team reviews the probationary admissions each grading period. If the necessary corrections have not occurred, the student may be denied further admittance. If the administrative team believes it is highly likely the deficiencies will be corrected at the end of a second six weeks, probationary admission can be extended.