The admissions timeline depends on when you apply. If you submit your application by our Round 1 Priority Deadline (January 16), you can expect to receive an admissions decision in early March. After the priority deadline, we move into rolling admissions in which applications are reviewed as they are received. During this time, families typically receive a decision within four weeks of submitting a completed application.

We’re here to guide you through every step of the process and look forward to welcoming you to our community!

Yes, we accept Crystal Stairs for students in Preschool, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade.

• For Preschool, please contact our Preschool Director at (323) 758-3777 ×4210.

• For K and 1st Grade, our Business Office Manager can guide you through the process.
  

We’re here to help make admissions smooth for your family!

While we do not offer traditional financial aid at this time, we’ve partnered with America’s Christian Credit Union to provide a K–12 Tuition Loan Program. This allows families to spread tuition payments over 12+ months with flexible terms and competitive rates.

Families who use the loan and pay full tuition to Price Schools by August 1, 2025, will also receive a 10% pay-in-full discount.

Learn more at: www.americaschristiancu.com/parents

We’re happy to meet you! To schedule a Preschool tour, please contact our Preschool at (323) 758-3777 ×4210.

To schedule a K-12 tour, please click here or call our Admissions Office at (323) 789-3885. We offer personalized tours year-round and look forward to introducing you to our campus and community.

• Elementary School: 8:00 AM – 2:50 PM

• Middle School: 8:00 AM – 2:55 PM

• High School: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

• Preschool: Hours vary; please contact our Preschool Director for details.

Yes! We offer before-school care from 6:45 AM to 7:45 AM for elementary students. This program is hosted by our caring Elementary Department Head and costs $10 per day.

Yes! We offer on-campus after-school care for grades K–12, held in our Cafeteria. It begins at dismissal (including early release days) and runs until 6:30 PM.

To learn more, contact the Motivational Institute at (310) 327-4545.

Yes! Our students wear uniforms to promote school spirit, unity, and a sense of belonging.

• Each school level has designated polo colors embroidered with our school emblem, paired with navy, khaki, or plaid bottoms.

• Families receive a full Uniform Guide upon registration.

• Fridays are ‘Price Pride’ days, when students can wear their Price Pride t-shirts or a college shirt with jeans.

Yes. Students can either bring their lunch from home or participate in our daily hot lunch program. Menus are shared in advance so families can plan accordingly.

We do not provide transportation. However, many of our families coordinate carpools with others in their area.

We use the Abeka curriculum across Preschool through 12th Grade. It provides a strong foundation in core subjects and aligns with California State Standards and Common Core, often going above and beyond in academic rigor.

Elementary also uses MyMath and CA Treasures for core instruction.

Yes.

• Students in grades K–12 take the Stanford 10 standardized test annually.

• High school students also take the PSAT to help prepare for college entrance exams.

We use these assessments to better support student growth and guide instruction.

At this time, Price Schools is not equipped to fully support students with IEPs or 504 Plans, as we do not have the specialized resources in place. However, we’re happy to speak with you about your child’s needs and help guide you toward appropriate resources.

Thanks to our small class sizes, teachers can meet students where they are, whether they’re advanced or need support.

• Gifted high school students have access to AP and college-level courses.

• Students who need to catch up may retake missed or failed courses without pressure.

We’re committed to every student’s success.

Students have access to Chromebooks, and SmartBoards are used in most classrooms to support interactive learning.

• Elementary School: 18 students

• Middle School: 18 students

• High School: 10 students

Christianity is woven into both our curriculum and daily routines.

• Each day begins with prayer, the pledge to the Bible, and either praise & worship or scripture study.

• All students attend Chapel on Thursdays.

• Teachers integrate Christian values into daily lessons, creating a nurturing, faith-filled environment.

We offer a wide variety of extracurriculars for students in grades 3–12, including:

Sports

• Cheer (6th–12th)

• Drill Team (1st–5th)

• Flag Football (6th–8th)

• Volleyball (9th–12th)

• Cross Country (9th–12th)

• Basketball (6th–12th)

• Track & Field (3–12)

Clubs & Activities

• ASB (Student Leadership): Grades 9–12

• School Dances: Grades 6–12

Yes! Students in Preschool–12th Grade enjoy annual field trips that combine educational enrichment and fun, giving them opportunities to explore and learn beyond the classroom.

Absolutely! Parents are required to complete 40 volunteer hours per family each school year.

Families can volunteer by:

• Donating supplies

• Attending parent events

• Helping in classrooms or at school events

• Serving on our PTO Board

Yes, our student body is wonderfully diverse.

The majority of our students identify as Black or African American, followed by students who are Hispanic or Latino and other backgrounds. We are proud to foster an inclusive, welcoming community that reflects the richness of our surrounding area.