Colorado Christian Academy

Colorado Christian Academy describes its approach as Christ-centered, classically rooted, academically rigorous, holistic, innovative, and fun. Its philosophy emphasizes educating the whole child—academic, spiritual, social, emotional, and physical—while building foundational skills, critical thinking, communication, identity in Christ, and opportunities for creative, hands-on learning.

Colorado Christian Academy’s public admissions process begins with submitting an online inquiry/interest form and scheduling a one-on-one tour; the form asks for student candidate information, current and applying grade, year applying for, financial-assistance interest, parent/guardian details, how the family heard about the school, and desired tour time. (portals.veracross.com) After the tour, if both the family and school decide CCA is a good fit, the school says it will make an application available, followed by an optional director meeting for deeper curriculum/spiritual-belief conversations; all middle-school families are required to complete a family interview. (coloradochristianacademy.com) Accepted students receive official acceptance correspondence, then must complete the enrollment packet, sign and submit the Enrollment Agreement, submit a non-refundable $800 per-student deposit through FACTS, choose an annual or monthly tuition schedule, and schedule an assessment covering reading, comprehension, writing, and math. (coloradochristianacademy.com) Key dates published on the public pages are limited: the inquiry form lists application years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028, and the tuition-payment information says monthly disbursements are processed on the 5th, with the first payment on July 10 and the last payment on June 10 each year. (portals.veracross.com) I did not find published application deadlines, admissions priority categories, or a detailed waitlist policy on the school’s public admissions pages; a third-party daycare listing says to contact the school for openings or to join a waitlist, but CCA’s own public pages do not explain waitlist order or priorities. (coloradochristianacademy.com)