Admission Steps

Admissions

Admission Steps

Enrollment for the next fall term opens in January. Here is exactly what your family can expect, from the first tour to the signed financial agreement.

Enrollment opens in January

Begin your child’s enrollment at FCA

Fishers Christian Academy begins enrolling students in January for the next fall term. Payment of the Enrollment Fee is required to guarantee classroom space. Completed Enrollment Form, Financial Agreement, and a school tour are required steps for the complete student enrollment.

  • Completed Enrollment Form
  • Completed Financial Agreement
  • A school tour
  • Payment of the Enrollment Fee to guarantee classroom space
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Admission Procedures

A partnership, not just a placement

Can two walk together, except they be agreed?

Amos 3:3

Students and families seeking enrollment to FCA are interviewed to establish whether FCA is the best fit for the student and whether the student is a proper addition to our student body.

Three admission tracks

Find the path that matches your child’s grade

Requirements differ by grade level. Follow the one track that applies to your family — the office will walk you through every step.

Track 1 — Preschool (PK4)

  • Schedule a school tour.
  • Complete the Enrollment Form and Financial Agreement.
  • Additional requirements may be viewed on the Application page.

Track 2 — K – 8th Grade

  • Schedule a school tour.
  • Complete the Enrollment Form and Choice Voucher Application.
  • We screen students and family thoroughly for cooperative attitude and Christian lifestyle.

Track 3 — 9th – 12th Grade

In addition to our other requirements, we accept these students only if they meet one of the following:

  1. They are a member of Fishers Baptist Church and have a good Christian testimony.
  2. They are a member of another church and the pastor will verify that the student is one of their outstanding young people with a good Christian testimony.
  3. They transfer into our area from another Christian school and come with a high recommendation from their former principal.
  4. They are promoted from lower grades of our school.

For high school applicants: Parents and/or students will be asked to give their Christian testimony to the Leadership Board.

Students at work in a Fishers Christian Academy classroom
Records & placement

Elementary (K5–6) and Secondary (7–12)

Schedule a parent/student interview. Complete the Enrollment Application and Choice Voucher Application. ILearn or other achievement test scores will be required along with the most recent grades. Students may be tested for grade placement.

High school students will need a copy of their transcript showing courses taken and credits earned.

If applying for tuition assistance, contact office for specific guidance. Schedule a school tour prior to submitting the enrollment application. Refer to the Financial page for additional required information.

Call the office Records request

Getting started

Your next three steps

Whichever track your child follows, enrollment begins the same way.

  1. Submit an inquiry form

    Tell us about your child and the grade you are enrolling for, and our office will reach out with next steps. Request information.

  2. Schedule a school tour

    A school tour is a required step for every family. Walk the halls, meet the teachers, and see a Christ-centered classroom in action. Book a 30-minute tour.

  3. Submit an application

    Complete the Enrollment Form and Financial Agreement, then pay the Enrollment Fee to guarantee classroom space. Go to the Apply Now page.

Ready to see FCA for yourself?

Small classes, certified teachers, and a Christ-centered classroom — come walk the halls and meet the team.

Non-Discrimination Policy. Fishers Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.