Grace Christian Academy

Grace Christian Academy was founded in 1999 by a group of families from Grace Reformed Baptist Church of Long Island.
Their goal was to form a school where the academics were high but also where the development of Christian character was emphasized in all aspects of life.
They were also concerned that the worldview that was taught would be consistent with the development of western civilization and Christian theology and philosophy.
There were about ten families and seventeen students in that first year. The families realized that the best means and method to accomplish their goals was by adopting a Classical and Christ-centered educational model.
By the 2005-2006 school year the Academy had a complete Classical elementary school curriculum covering kindergarten to sixth grade.
The Academy had grown to thirty-four students. It was during this year that the school board decided continue the expansion of the school by planning for a junior and senior high school program.
The objective was to add one grade each year until the Academy reached its goal of being a full kindergarten to twelfth grade program. The board reaffirmed its commitment to a full Classical and Christian curriculum.

Steps for Application
1.Create and Submit email application and nonrefundable fee of $150 via wire transfer
2.Submit required documents via email
3.Skype Interview

If student is accepted, enrollment instructions will be emailed along with the payment invoice. The total remaining fees $21,350 are due. The I-20 will be prepared and mailed once funds are received*.

Documents required for International Student Admission:
•Official transcripts from past two years (or each year 8 through 11)
•Copy of transcripts from past two year translated in English
•Copy of passport
•Copy of language test scores if available
•Official copy of bank statement with sufficient funds for tuition and fees

 ESL - All international student attending Grace Christian Academy are required to take an English as a Second Language (ESL) course each year throughout grade 11, so no TOEFL test is required for admissions
If a completed 11th grade student scores 100 or above on IBT TOEFL or a 600 or above on the paper-based TOEFL exam they may decide to be exempt from taking ESL classes during their 12th grade.  Students will not be exempt from ESL in any other grade or lower test score.