700 S English Station Rd
Louisville 40245

This campus, encompassing 65 acres, opened in the Fall of 1998. Currently, 1,700 students (K-12) attend school at the English Station Campus

Upper School
National Honor Society Senior Beta Club Drama Club Academic Team Art Club Student Council Spanish Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes Pep Club In addition, each grade level is an organization that elects officers and plans activities for itself and, in some cases, the entire school.	A few annual high school events are listed below. August New student orientation/cookout September Senior Carnival, Class Retreats, Football Homecoming October Junior Ring Ceremony November School Play, Powder Puff Football Game January Winter Ball, Basketball Homecoming February Valentine Balloons April School Play, Senior Trip May Prom, High School Faculty/Senior Softball Game

 

1. Application Submission. Applications are accepted throughout the year.

2. Application Fee. $250, to be submitted with the application

3. Admission Testing. Applicants seeking admission to Christian Academy of Louisville must take an admissions test to determine the applicant’s grade skills and proper placement.

4. Applicant File. Current grade report, church reference name and address or fax number must be submitted by all applicants. Middle school applicants should submit a current teacher reference name and address or fax number. All high school applicants must submit a high school academic transcript, a teacher reference name and address or fax number, and a friend reference name and address or fax number.

5. Family Interview. Each family will be scheduled to meet with a school administrator for an interview.

6. Admissions Decision. After all information has been gathered and the interview conducted, the Admissions Review Committee will evaluate the applicant’s file
and parents will be notified of the committee decision.
The committee does not base its decision on any one component.

TUITION
2005-2006 Schedule of Tuition and Fees
Application Fee $250.00 PER STUDENT for NEW STUDENTS ONLY
Re-enrollment Fee $200.00 PER STUDENT. This fee is for RETURNING
STUDENTS ONLY. It is due January 31, 2005, and must be returned
with the Re-enrollment application. Monthly payment plan is available.

2005-2006 TUITION RATES GRADES: K - 12

		Single Payment - due by June 15,2005
1st Child 2nd Child 3rd Child 4th Child	$5,575 $5,575 $4,725 $3,875	$5,465 $5,465 $4,630 $3,800

FINANCIAL AID

The goal of the Tuition Assistance program of the Christian Academy School System is to provide financial help with tuition to families within our school system. All tuition assistance is given based on demonstrated need as determined by a third-party agency. This agency, Family Financial Needs Assessment (FFNA), is a Christian company that provides needs analysis and assessment for Christian schools to assist them with their Tuition Assistance programs. Award amounts are not guaranteed to be the same from year to year. The amount of assistance awarded will vary from year to year based on the level of qualification and the amount of money designated for tuition assistance in the budget for each school. Families are required to re-qualify each year.

Varsity Sports Baseball Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Cheerleading Cross Country Field Hockey Football Boys Golf Girls Golf Boys Soccer Girls Soccer Softball Swimming Boys Tennis Girls Tennis Track & Field Volleyball

Middle School Sports Basketball Cheerleading Cross Country Field Hockey Football Soccer Softball Track & Field Volleyball Intramural sports for grades 2-3

Students consistently rank in the top 5 among the top 50 schools in the Louisville area on ACT and SAT exams.

The Class of 2006 has 5 National Merit Semi-finalists and 6 Governor’s Scholars.

Students at Christian Academy consistently score above the national average on ACT and SAT scores. According to the 2004 Louisville Magazine School Comparison Guide, CAL students ranked in the top 5 among 50 other local schools. Nearly 100% of graduates go on to college and almost 80% of graduates receive college prep or honors diplomas.