At Westover Christian Academy, we believe that choosing the right school is about more than numbers — it's about community, values, and the opportunity to see firsthand how your child will be nurtured academically, spiritually, and personally.

We invite you to schedule a personal tour to experience the vibrant life of our school. During your visit, you’ll meet some of our dedicated teachers and staff, explore our Christ-centered curriculum, and see what makes Westover Christian Academy “more than a school” for students and families.

Because every family's situation is unique, we take the time to talk through tuition and available financial options during your visit.  Some of our families benefit from generous discounts and financial assistance, and we’re committed to working with you in an effort to make a Westover Christian Academy education accessible.

Schedule your free, personal, no-obligations tour today — we would love to introduce you to our school! Call (434.822.0800) or email (nhamlett@westoverministries.org) our Admissions Office.

The following is a listing of prerequisites for admission.

• Parent agreement to the Parent Commitment

• Satisfactory Pastor's Recommendation

• K2, K3, K4, and K5 children must be 2, 3, 4, and 5 years old respectively, on or before September 30

• All children must be potty-trained before entering K3   

K5 Only: Satisfactory completion of WCA kindergarten screening

• Parent agreement to the Parent Commitment

• Satisfactory Pastor's Recommendation

• Satisfactory Discipline Record (no suspensions in previous semester)

• A grade average of "C" for preceding year's schooling

• Evaluation of student performance on most recent achievement testing

• Satisfactory completion of academic screening, if needed

• Parent agreement to the Parent Commitment

• Satisfactory Pastor's Recommendation

• A grade average of "C" for preceding year's schooling

• Evaluation of student performance on most recent achievement testing

• Satisfactory Discipline Record (no suspensions in previous semester)

• Completion of the student portion of the application

• A personal meeting with a designated administrator

• Parent agreement to the Parent Commitment

• Satisfactory Pastor's Recommendation

• A grade average of "C" for the preceding year's schooling

• Satisfactory Discipline Record (no suspensions in previous semester)

• Completion of the student portion of the application

• A personal meeting with a designated administrator

• An evaluation of the student's character as demonstrated by completion of two character evaluation forms completed by someone other than family members (preferably a previous year's teacher)

Westover 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 of the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid policies, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

The mission of Westover Christian Academy is to serve families with a Christ-centered educational environment that encourages each student to grow spiritually, academically, physically and socially.  The purpose of the online application process is to help ensure that the student and school are a good "fit".  To help families through the application process, guided instructions and applicable fees are provided at each step of the process.  At any point during the process, you may contact the school's admission office directly for questions or concerns.  Please note that unless parents have provided all applicable electronic signatures, including the Parent Commitment, the application cannot be processed.

Virginia State law requires that Westover Christian Academy have a copy of the student's birth certificate and up-to-date immunization record or notarized religious exemption form prior to admittance to the school.

Class placement of new students rests with the faculty and school administration.  Final placement is made on the basis of transfer records, achievement test scores, and results of the probationary period.  New students are placed on probation for a period of twelve weeks.  Faculty and staff evaluations are made during probation regarding the student's academic progress, discipline, peer interaction and adjustment to WCA.  Students enrolled under a written probation contract will be subject to a monthly administrative fee for the duration of the contract.

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