Enrollment/Admission Procedures
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Harvest Christian School uses an application and interview process for admission to school. Application packets are available at the office. We look for students that have Godly character; we are not an outreach or rehabilitation program for students with character problems. We also look for families who attend and participate at the local Bible believing churches.
Our admissions process entails the following steps: 1. Submission of a completed student application 2. Placement testing for grades 1-12 (for applicants without recent standardized testing scores submitted from another school) 3. Entrance testing/screening for preschool or kindergarten, if necessary. 4. Payment of the Registration/Enrollment Fee Please request enrollment information by filling out the request form on this page. |
Tuition & Costs
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Yearly TuitionYearly tuition is set by the HCS Board. For the 2023-24 school year tuition is as follows:
Enrollment FeesEnrollment fees are non-refundable registration fees and must accompany the enrollment application.
Academic FeesAdditional fees are for individual field trips, hot lunch (occasionally offered), and sports through East Central School District.
Home School PartnershipWe are excited to partner with local home school families. Whether you are looking to supplement your 7th-12th grade student's academics with a class or two or give your elementary student a good foundation for reading and math, we have options for your family to be part of the Harvest Community. Please request information about our Home School Partnership with the contact form on this page.
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Volunteer Points
Tuition covers only a portion of school costs for each year. In order to run the school more efficiently, and keep tuition costs down, we require each family to earn volunteer points. Each two-parent family will be required to earn 25 volunteer points throughout the school year. Each single parent family will be required to earn 10 volunteer points throughout the school year. These points can be easily earned by supervising recess and/or lunch, buying supplies for fundraisers, working at fundraisers, making hot lunch, completing maintenance projects around school, and participating in a number of other activities.
If you have a question about volunteer points or what other things qualify, please call the office. Points are earned for each hour volunteered or money spent for fundraisers (with receipts turned into the office). The office will issue volunteer point statements at various times so you know what points you have earned. You can choose to opt out of the volunteer point requirement by paying $750. Sign-up sheets for fundraisers and HCS committees (Educational Policies, Finance, Public Relations, and Facilities) will be in the office.
If you have a question about volunteer points or what other things qualify, please call the office. Points are earned for each hour volunteered or money spent for fundraisers (with receipts turned into the office). The office will issue volunteer point statements at various times so you know what points you have earned. You can choose to opt out of the volunteer point requirement by paying $750. Sign-up sheets for fundraisers and HCS committees (Educational Policies, Finance, Public Relations, and Facilities) will be in the office.