If you're exploring private school options, you likely have a clear vision for your child’s education—one that includes strong academics, individualized attention, meaningful extracurriculars, and a safe, supportive environment.
As a Christian parent, you also want a school that reinforces the values you’re teaching at home and helps your child grow in their faith. It’s natural to feel both excited about the opportunities private education offers and mindful of the financial commitment it requires.
At Westminster Christian Academy, tuition is a purposeful investment in your child's future. For 50 years, we have partnered with parents like you to provide a Christ-centered, college-preparatory education within a vibrant community of believers. With a student retention rate consistently above 95%, our families recognize the value of a Westminster education. Our goal is to make Westminster accessible to as many Christian families as possible.
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Tuition for the 2025-26 Academic Year
Grades 7-12: $23,400
Registration Deposit
$250 per student, applied to tuition
Yearly Fees (In Addition to Tuition)
Student activity fee (all students): $100
Technology fee (all students): $250
Graduation fee (seniors only): $150
ESL—English as a Second Language (international students): $7,100
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We help make Westminster affordable.
*Reported WCA family income of tuition grant recipients

Tuition Grants
Westminster’s tuition grant program is intended to help close the gap between the amount a family can afford and the cost of a Westminster education.
We take many factors into consideration when determining a family’s ability to pay tuition, including income, assets, general living, medical expenses, financial obligations, and the number of dependents. Each case is evaluated individually. Therefore, families in the same income range may have different overall financial circumstances and consequently receive different amounts of assistance.
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Assistance is based solely on the family’s financial budget. No academic, athletic, or artistic scholarships are awarded. Most families with incomes less than $125,000 receive some tuition assistance, and most families with incomes of $75,000 or less receive substantial awards.
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Awards are made for one academic year; applicants apply each year.
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Regarding divorce or separation, the Tuition Assistance Committee will consider the assets of both biological parents before making any award and will not be bound by the assertion that one parent has disclaimed responsibility for educational expenses.
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Either parent's remarriage creates a new family unit with new relationships. The noncustodial parent (and any spouse) must also file the necessary forms.
37%
of the student body received assistance
$4.3M
awarded in tuition grants
$23,400
tuition for 2025–26 school year
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FAQs
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Applying for Tuition Grants
Books and Other Expenses
Special Services Fees
Tuition Payment Plans
Early Withdrawal Policy
Late Tuition Payments
Scholarships
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HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT TUITION OR GRANTS?
We understand that a Westminster education is a significant investment in a student's future. Please reach out to us with any questions.
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