In our thorough admissions process, Triple C School considers your child’s academic background as well as their pursuits and interests outside the classroom.

3 Easy Steps to Apply

The Triple C School application process is easy. Follow these three simple steps and get started today!

1. Access our online application here.
2. Submit with all required documentation,

3. Pay non-refundable $100 fee per application

Once all the required documentation has been received, a preliminary review will occur.

The admissions office will then contact the family with next steps. The required documents are:

• Application Form
• Birth certificate
• Immigration Clearance/ Passport
• School Report Card (PS-Grade 12) (official transcript for Grades 9-12)
• Student Transfer Form
• Parents’/Guardians’ Character Reference
• Medical Examination Form (PS required) or C.I. Government White Card
• Immunization Record
• Emergency Health Form
• $100 Application fee (non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-deductible)

Applicants to Triple C School will be considered for enrollment on a student-by-student basis according to the following criteria as applicable by grade:

• The parent and student are in support of Triple C School’s mission and philosophy as a Christian school.
• Applicants should demonstrate evidence of success in a traditional classroom setting, proficiency at the 50th percentile or higher in Reading and Math on standardized testing including our admissions assessment, be on or above grade level, and have a minimum of a 2.5 unweighted GPA (in core classes and overall).
• Students with an IEP, or other accommodation plan must meet the admission requirements and understand admission may not be offered if it is determined that Triple C School is unable to meet the specific academic, emotional, medical, or behavioral needs of the student. If the student is offered admission, they may be required to enroll in an educational support program at an additional cost.
• The student should have a clean discipline history with no suspensions, expulsions, or history of behavioral issues.

Parents will be contacted by the school to set up an appointment for an assessment and parent interview. After the results are available, parents will receive an email with a decision letter.