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Considering WCA for your student?
These three sections will help guide you along our admissions process.  Please reach out to our Admissions Director at any time with questions.

Is WCA
the right fit?

The admissions
process

tuition &
edchoice

Supporting WCA

Building Foundations Towards a Faithful Future

support our expanding campus

Annual Fund

tuition assistance, & professional development

Ohio Tax Credit Opportunity

OCEN’s Scholarship Granting Organization

EdChoice & WCA

What is EdChoice?

Beginning with the 2023-24 school year, the State of Ohio now offers all students in grades Kindergarten-12 access to scholarships to pay for private education at participating schools.  WCA is a participant in the EdChoice Scholarship program.  Scholarship award amounts are determined by:

  1. Your student’s grade level
  2. Your adjusted gross income
    View Income Eligibility chart to estimate your award amount.

 

Will the EdChoice Scholarship cover the full tuition?

Low-income families, whose household income is at or below 200% (Federal Poverty Level chart), will not be billed for any balance of tuition.

For families whose income is above 200%, the EdChoice scholarship will not cover a student’s entire tuition bill at WCA and there will be a balace owed.  Parents who will have dificulty paying the balance are encouraged to apply for additional assistance.  Information on applying for additional assistance can be found HERE.

 

Fees not covered by the EdChoice Scholarship

All families, regardless of income, are responsible to pay an enrollment/re-enrollemnt deposit for each student, each year, which is not covered by EdChoice.

  • Early Re-Enrollment for returning familes
    $350 if paid before February 1
  • Standard Enrollment/Re-Enrollment
    $385 Feb 1-April 30
  • Late Enrollment/Re-Enrollment
    $450 May 1 and later

 

Can the EdChoice Scholarship be renewed?

Yes, under the current legislation, the scholarship can be renewed every year through grade 12 as long as the student:

  1. Takes all required assessments administered by WCA
  2. Does not have more than 20 unexcused absences for the school year
  3. The family remains a resident of Ohio

 

Should I apply for an EdChoice Scholarship first or apply for admission to WCA first?

You must go through admissions first and once your student has been accepted at WCA, then an EdChoice application can be submitted.

 

After I am accepted to WCA, how do I apply for the EdChoice Scholarship?

  1. You must submit the following 3 pieces of information to WCA by dropping off hard copies during school hours or uploading to Stephanie Nath.
  • Completed the EdChoice Scholarship Request form made available to you after enrollment.
  • Copy of your child’s birth certificate
  • Proof of address listed on a current utility bill with matching mailing address and service address.
  1. You must upload income verification on the OH-ID website.
    https://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Other-Resources/Scholarships/EdChoice-Scholarship

How can I find out more regarding the EdChoice Scholarship?

    Visit the EdChoice Website

    Who can I contact at WCA for more information?

      Stephanie Nath, Department of Education Programs Coordinator
      440-331-1300

      Stephanie Nath
      Department of Education Programs Coordinator

      440-331-1300
      Contact Stephanie

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