Here are the general school hours on a weekly basis for each division:

Yes, all students wear a daily uniform, Monday through Thursday. On Fridays, students are allowed to wear a COLCA t-shirt and jeans. See Parent/Student handbook for details.

Yes, we have outside vendors that provide lunch daily. Lunches can be ordered a week in advance through the use of Ordo and is served daily to Kindergarten thru 12th grades.

Yes, we offer Early Care and After Care on all full school days:

- Early Care, 7:00-7:45am, Monday thru Friday

- After Care, 3:15-6:00pm, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; 2:15-6:00pm on Wednesday.

Our school's internal bus usage is for field trips and athletic events. Therefore, families are responsible for their own transportation to and from school. As a policy, we do not allow ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft to drop off or pick up students from school.

There is a local company that provides school transportation, here is the contact information to reach out for more details:

It depends on the school year you are applying for. Applicants for an upcoming school year can begin the process in December, here is a general timeline for admissions:

Yes, and it is highly recommended you do so as soon as the scholarship applications are available. Please see our Financial Assistance page for the types of scholarships.

Please note - Your receipt of a scholarship does not equal admission to our school. Our Admissions process is completely separate from the Scholarship process, which is managed through a different organization.

Yes, your seat is only secure when your enrollment commitment has been submitted. The timelines for a scholarship and a commitment to enroll may not coincide with each other and are out of our control.

At City of Life Christian Academy, we strive to provide an educational environment where every student can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. To ensure we can meet each child’s needs appropriately, it is essential that parents and guardians fully disclose any previous or current educational evaluations, learning differences, behavioral diagnoses, IEPs, 504 plans, or other support services their child has received.

Because our school does not provide specialized programs or staff for students with significant learning or behavioral needs, honest and open communication during the admissions process allows us to determine whether our program is a good fit for your child.

Failure to provide accurate or complete information about a student’s educational or behavioral history may affect admission decisions or result in a review of the student’s enrollment status should undisclosed information come to light after enrollment.

Our goal is to partner with families in transparency and good faith to ensure that every student placed in our care has the best opportunity for success within our school community.

The admissions criteria does not change in these situations.

• A student must still be on grade level for the current and past year's grades with a C grade average or higher.

• Standardized achievement test scores must show grade level proficiency.