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Year-round open enrollment
Evangelhouse® all girls, private boarding school is a twelve-month, year-round school which means your daughter may be admitted at any point in the year. Assisting parents who need immediate assistance is anticipated.
Availability
Immediate openings are available.
Admissions are scheduled every Monday at 9:30 a.m. CST.
Steps to admission
There are four simple steps to admission:
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Download the application for admission.
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Complete the forms and return them by fax or email.
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Contact is then made by Evangelhouse® to review your application by teleconference.
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Following student acceptance, financial arrangements need to be made to schedule your admission appointment.
Questions are welcomed
Evangelhouse® staff is happy to discuss admissions and answer questions Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. CST. Following acceptance, a tour of our campus to meet the students and faculty is encouraged. Also upon acceptance, references from parents, students, and professionals are provided. Enrollment forms are sent in advance for preview.
Before completing your application, review the following pages in this section:
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Criteria - The profile Evangelhouse ® student
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Billing - Policies regarding payment
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Contact - Let us help to answer your questions
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A note to prospective students
Enrollment at EHCA means that you are a girl who recognizes the need to make some difficult changes in your life. ECHA is a boarding school, which means that you will live here on campus and share a dorm with other girls who have come to the same realization within a community of Christian support.
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Ethics notice
Evangelhouse® Christian Academy does not engage in any form of unethical admission practices such as paying for referrals, selling "leads" to other programs, or any other form of quid pro quo relationships with referral sources. Evangelhouse® does not participate in the exploitation of those asking for help.
Evangelhouse® Christian Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, nationality, or ethnic origin in administration of its admission policies, education policies, or administered services.
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