ADMISSIONS
A place to belong.
A purpose to discover.
Pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Christian formation, meaningful learning, and a close partnership with your family.
An investment in a life.
2026–2027 TUITION
$7,500
Annual full-time tuition per student.
$1,000
One-time, nonrefundable New Student Fee for curriculum, technology, and registration, due to finalize enrollment.
Tuition supports student success and the educators who make it possible. We will help you understand scholarship options and your family’s estimated responsibility.
Understand your scholarship options.
Indiana Choice Scholarship
State funding helps eligible Indiana K–12 students with tuition at participating schools. School Alive submits the application with your family’s documentation.
Education Scholarship Account
Indiana’s ESA program serves eligible students with disabilities and their siblings. It can fund approved tuition, therapies, and other educational services.
Choice: what might our family pay?
School Alive’s published estimate is approximately $6,500–$7,300 per student per year. Actual awards are determined by the state and the student’s public school corporation of residence. Ask us for an individual estimate, including fees and any remaining tuition.
Choice applies to kindergarten through 12th grade. Pre-kindergarten families should speak with the school about available arrangements.
ESA: how does it work?
Eligible families use an education scholarship account for approved expenses through participating providers. A current IEP, service plan, or other required documentation may be part of the eligibility review. Awards and services depend on the student’s circumstances.
Choice and ESA cannot be used together for the same student at the same time. We can help your family compare the programs. The ESA program is now administered by the Indiana Department of Education.
The published 2026–2027 ESA application window ran March 1–September 1, 2026. Ask the program about your current options or the next application cycle.
Program information reviewed September 15, 2026. The state determines eligibility and awards.
Begin with a conversation.
01
Visit
Tour the school, ask questions, and discuss a trial experience.
02
Apply
Complete the student application and share the information we need to understand your child.
03
Meet
Discuss readiness, placement, and whether School Alive is the right fit. A waiting list may apply when a grade is full.
04
Enroll
After acceptance, complete the paperwork and New Student Fee.
Admission requirements
Admission to School Alive is a privilege and not a right. lt is a privilege granted to those students who manifest a desire to live as Bible-believing, consecrated Christians. The school reserves the right to dismiss any student who, in the opinion of the administration and board, does not fit into the spirit of the school, even if that student has kept all the rules and regulations of the school.
School Alive admits students of any race, color, national, or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students of this school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission policy, scholarship programs, athletic, and other school-administered programs.
Students and/or their families applying for admission must:
- Desire a strong Christian education and social environment with moral absolutes.
- Commit to support their child, the staff, the school and its programs, and uphold the school’s Statement of Faith.
- Have a strong academic background.
Student enrollment: complete information
"Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it."
Mark Twain
Students are accepted on a first come first serve basis after an interview with their parent(s) to determine if School Alive is the right fit for them. We take education seriously and will only accept those who will excel in a rigorous Christian environment. Once a grade is at capacity, additional students will be put on a waiting list. Use the calculator below to find out the class of your student:
- Select Student Birthday
- Select School Year
Availability
Student availability for 2026-2027 is shown below.
- Open in Green (0-3 Students)
- Open in Yellow (4-6 Students)
- Open in Orange (7-9 Students)
- Closed in Red (10 Students)
Class
- Class of 2040: Age 4-5, Grade P, Level 1 - Open
- Class of 2039: Age 5-6, Grade K, Level 1 - Open
- Class of 2038: Age 6-7, Grade 1, Level 2 - Open
- Class of 2037: Age 7-8, Grade 2, Level 2 - Open
- Class of 2036: Age 8-9, Grade 3, Level 3 - Open
- Class of 2035: Age 9-10, Grade 4, Level 3 - Open
- Class of 2034: Age 10-11, Grade 5, Level 4 - Open
- Class of 2033: Age 11-12, Grade 6, Level 4 - Open
- Class of 2032: Age 12-13, Grade 7, Level 5 - Open
- Class of 2031: Age 13-14, Grade 8, Level 5 - Open
- Class of 2030: Age 14-15, Grade 9, Level 6 - Open
- Class of 2029: Age 15-16, Grade 10, Level 6 - Open
- Class of 2028: Age 16-17, Grade 11, Level 7 - Closed
- Class of 2027 : Age 17-18, Grade 12, Level 7 - Closed
Maximum
- Max 10 Students Each Grade
- Max 20 Students Each Level
- Max 140 Students Total
Process The main steps of the enrollment process include:
1. Apply: The first step is to fill out the student application. You will need to provide some information such as student birthday and class they will be entering based on our calculator above. You can also include additional information such as allergies or previous school(s). You must include an explanation if the answer is "Yes" to any of the following questions:
- Has the student ever been dismissed or suspended from any school?
- Has the student ever been retained at any grade level?
- Does the student have any behavioral problems?
- Does the student have any problems getting along with others?
- Does the student have any learning difficulties?
- Does the student have any physical disabilities or medical conditions?
- Does the student have an academic background that is not strong?
2. Interview: After submitting your application, you may receive contact from us to schedule an in-person, parent/student interview or be put on a waiting list. During the interview, you will have the opportunity to discuss your child's needs and goals with us, and we will ask questions to get to know your child better.
3. Offer: After the interview, you will receive a decision regarding your child's acceptance to School Alive. This decision will be made with a focus on what is best for your child and the other students at School Alive.
4. Finalize: If your child is accepted, you will need to complete the necessary paperwork. To finalize the process and secure your position, a one-time, non-refundable $1000 New Student Fee to cover technology and registration costs must be made. A significant portion of this will be used to acquire and maintain individual devices managed by School Alive. This can be paid by card below or with cash/check to avoid the card processing fee. Checks should be made out to School Alive. Once the fee is paid, your child's enrollment at School Alive will be confirmed.
Enrollment forms, documents & payment
Submit the New Student Fee after the school confirms acceptance. Review all enrollment instructions and any processing fees before payment.
Questions families ask.
How large are the classes?
School Alive’s published model limits each traditional grade to 10 students. Two grades share a level, and availability varies. Contact us to discuss current placement.
How do the seven levels work?
Each level brings two traditional grades together, beginning with pre-kindergarten and kindergarten and continuing through grades 11–12.
Can homeschool families participate?
We record interest in half-time A/B-day attendance and individual courses. Full-time enrollment has priority, and part-time spaces depend on grade-level availability.