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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees $12,145 - 16,170
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Taught languages English, Spanish, French, Mandarin
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction
Williamsburg Christian Academy is a private day and boarding school in Williamsburg, Virginia offering the International Baccalaureate continuum for K4 through 12th grade. The Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme are taught through a Christian worldview, with Biblical philosophy guiding instruction. The school uses a flipped classroom model and Google for Education, with Chromebooks issued to students and digital tools embedded across the curriculum. An on-site Learning Support Lab helps students who learn differently, while a Diploma Programme Library, biology and chemistry labs, an art studio, and college counseling facilities support advanced study. The seven Pillars framework—Christ-Centered Walk; Communication; Stewardship; Wellness; Respect; Awareness; and Innovation through Inquiry—shapes the program alongside Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) in the DP. Accredited by ACSI and SACS/AdvancEd, WCA sits on 43 acres with athletic fields and a 64–65k sq ft facility designed for IB.
101 School House Lane, Williamsburg, VA 23188
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The Essentials
Williamsburg Christian Academy has instruction in English.
Location
101 School House Lane, Williamsburg, VA 23188. Williamsburg, Virginia. The main contact number is 757-220-1978 and the email is info@williamsburgchristian.org.
Stages
K-5 (PYP); 6-10 (MYP); 11-12 (DP).
Type
Private day and boarding school offering the International Baccalaureate.
Additional learning support
Learning Support Services; supports students with IEPs or diagnoses and non-traditional learners.
Religious affiliation
Christian; daily spiritual life including Lower School Praise and Worship and Upper School Chapel; taught from a Christian Worldview.
Diving Deeper
Boarding Arrangements
The school has a Residential program with on-campus boarding.
Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are required: solid-colored collared shirts in navy, white, grey, or light yellow; khaki pants, skirts, and shorts; lower school may wear blue or light yellow romper dresses; sweatshirts (navy or grey) with the WCA or Athletic logo; jackets indoors must be solid-colored; belts are required and socks of some length must be worn. Uniform items are available from Flynn O'Hara or embroidered by The Embroidery Connection; Wal-Mart or Target items can be embroidered locally.
Food Options
The school offers lunch options from vendors around Williamsburg, with orders placed through FACTS. Menu includes Panera Bread on Monday, California Tortilla on Tuesday, Chick-fil-A on Wednesday, Rocco's Smokehouse Grill on Thursday, and Pizza Hut on Friday; lunch orders for the following week must be submitted by 1 pm on Friday.
Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by a Board of Directors and operates as a charitable non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Fees
Annual tuition at Williamsburg Christian Academy ranges from USD 12,145 to USD 16,170 for 2026/27.
Application & Enrollment Fees
- Application / Enrollment fee (per student): USD 200. - New family fee (one-time, per family at initial enrollment): USD 1,000. - International student application (homestay/immersion program): USD 150 (non‑refundable). - New student admissions testing (when required): USD 200. - Financial aid application processing fee (paid to FACTS during the aid application): USD 40.
Annual Tuition and Required Annual Fees (2026–2027 school year) — totals shown as Annual Tuition + Application/Enrollment Fee + Annual Academic & Activities Fee
Per‑term breakdown (base tuition divided by common school payment schedules)
Note: the school offers payment schedules that treat the year as annual, semester (2 payments), or quarterly (4 payments). The figures below show the base annual tuition divided evenly by those term counts (no discounts applied):
- Kindergarten (USD 12,145): - Per semester: USD 6,072.50 each. - Per quarter: USD 3,036.25 each.
- Grades 1–5 (USD 13,995): - Per semester: USD 6,997.50 each. - Per quarter: USD 3,498.75 each.
- Grades 6–8 (USD 14,455): - Per semester: USD 7,227.50 each. - Per quarter: USD 3,613.75 each.
- Grades 9–12 (USD 16,170): - Per semester: USD 8,085 each. - Per quarter: USD 4,042.50 each.
(These per‑term amounts are simple even divisions of the published annual tuition according to the payment schedules the school lists; actual invoice amounts may vary slightly if the school applies fees, taxes, or rounding under specific billing plans.)
Discounts and Payment Deadlines / Payment Terms
- Early enrollment credit toward enrollment fees: USD 500 per student for families enrolling prior to March 1, 2026. - Annual pay discount: elect to pay the full school year by July 10 and receive a 4% discount on annual tuition. - Semester pay discount: elect to pay by semester and receive a 2% discount on annual tuition. - Quarterly pay discount: elect to pay by quarter and receive a 1% discount on annual tuition. - The school uses FACTS for tuition/account management and for items such as lunch ordering and aid processing; some payment processes and the financial aid application are handled through FACTS.
Other recurring or optional charges
- Learning Support Services (LSS): - PEP fee: USD 800/year (or USD 464 if begun in the 2nd semester). - Tier II: USD 50/month. - Tier III: USD 100/month (requires a PEP). - Directed Studies: USD 200/month. - Tutoring (on campus): USD 40 per hour. - Online course fee (per course): USD 300 (may be higher if teacher monitoring/attestation required). - AM / PM Care (K–5) charges vary by program; AM/PM Care billing is invoiced monthly and follows the published extended‑care rate schedule and registration requirements. Invoices for extended care are prepared monthly and posted to the family account; payment is due by the 10th of the following month under the extended care policy. - Activity and program‑specific fees (e.g., athletics, arts, field trips) are covered in the annual Academic & Activities Fee for each grade band; additional trip or specialty charges may be billed separately.
Uniforms and dress code costs
- Uniforms and PE uniforms are required under the school dress code. Required items may be purchased pre‑branded through Flynn O'Hara or bought separately and branded locally; PE uniforms are purchased through Flynn O'Hara. Uniform purchase costs are additional and vary by vendor and item.
Boarding / Residential arrangements and fees
- The school operates international/homestay and short‑stay immersion residential programs (dual‑diploma immersions and short‑stay homestay options). The international program requires a USD 150 non‑refundable application fee for homestay/immersion applicants. No on‑campus long‑term boarding fee schedule is published on the general tuition/fees page; residential/immersion program pricing and offerings (short stays, dual‑diploma summer immersions, and homestay arrangements) are handled via the International/Residential program offices and program‑specific materials.
Refunds and withdrawal
- All fees are nonrefundable. The school's Tuition/Fee Schedule and Policies document contains the full policy text for late enrollment, early withdrawal, and tuition adjustments; the published summary states that fees are nonrefundable.
Payment methods and transaction fees
- Credit and debit card payments are accepted; a convenience fee of 3.00% is applied to credit/debit card transactions. - FACTS is used for account management, tuition payment plans, lunch orders, and financial aid processing; some fees (for example the financial aid application fee) are paid directly through FACTS. Families access FACTS for invoicing and payment management.
Consequences of delinquent payment / account standing
- The school's published policies indicate standard consequences for delinquent accounts (for example, withholding records or restricting access to services for accounts past due); extended‑care billing specifically notes that services may be suspended or access restricted for accounts delinquent beyond published timeframes. Families are required to keep accounts current to maintain enrollments and access to services.
Notes on special programs
- IB Diploma (grades 11–12) may carry additional course‑specific or program fees described in diploma program materials. Dual‑diploma summer immersion and short‑stay program pricing are managed separately from the standard day‑student tuition schedule.
Academics
Williamsburg Christian Academy teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP).
Curriculum
The school has an IB Continuum: Primary Years Programme (K-5), Middle Years Programme (6-10), and Diploma Programme (11-12). The curriculum is rooted in God's Word and taught with a Christian worldview; each subject has a Biblical philosophy guiding instruction. The program uses a flipped classroom approach and digital tools, including Google for Education. Learning Support Services aid students who learn differently. There are seven transdisciplinary pillars: Developing a Christ-Centered Walk; Communication; Stewardship; Wellness; Respect; Awareness; and Innovation through Inquiry. The Diploma Programme core features include Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay, and Creativity, Action, and Service (CAS).
Student Teacher Ratio
10:1
Higher Education Progression
100% of students are accepted to college. Notable universities include the University of Virginia, Princeton University, and the College of William and Mary.
Gifted and Talented
Honors and DP HL/SL courses are offered and require an extended workload. The Diploma Programme is offered to students in grades 11-12 with HL/SL options across six subject groups. Academic Honors Awards Program recognizes high achievement, with Valedictorian and Salutatorian designations; GPA weighting applies to Honors and DP HL/SL courses.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school centers social-emotional development through Spiritual Life, including daily Praise and Worship from Lower School to Upper School Chapel, and instruction from a Christian Worldview.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has Learning Support Services for nontraditional learners, including ADHD, anxiety, executive functioning weaknesses, dyslexia, and dysgraphia, and helps students develop metacognitive strategies, organizational and study skills, self-awareness, and self-advocacy. Suzanne Warner is the Director of Learning Support Services (learningsupport@williamsburgchristian.org).
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The International Program offers a Full-Year International Student Program and an Immersions Short Stay Program; international students are immersed in American culture and language and can practice English with host families; Williamsburg Christian Academy is an International Baccalaureate Continuum School offering IB curriculum from Kindergarten through the Diploma Programme.
Mental Wellbeing
Learning Support Services help students develop self-awareness and self-advocacy, contributing to their mental wellbeing as part of a personalized approach to learning.
Safeguarding
Their Safety is Our Priority in the International Program, with campus security including single-door access with a key fob and an extensive campus security camera system.
Parent Experience
History
WCA began in the founder's dining room and grew into a well-established Christian school serving the Historic Triangle and surrounding communities. The current 65,000-square-foot facility sits on 43 acres in upper James City County and is surrounded by several sports fields, including soccer, baseball, and field hockey. The school serves K4 through 12th grade and is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) as well as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)/AdvancEd. From its first graduating class in 1987 to thousands of students touched by the program, the core remains that God is our dwelling place.
Community
The WCA community centers on a Christ-centered culture with daily praise and worship and a spiritual center known as HowWeEagle, guiding student life. Student Life includes Extracurriculars and Societies, Visual & Performing Arts, Athletics, and Service Learning, providing clubs, arts, sports, and service opportunities beyond the classroom. The school emphasizes its mission and Seven Pillars—Developing a Christ-centered walk, innovation, communication, wellness, awareness, stewardship, and respect—across campus life. Spiritual life and academic programs are designed to integrate faith with learning, culture, and community involvement.
Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Parents of WCA (PWCA) is a parents-and-community member organization that lends talents and resources to support the school. PWCA hosts faculty appreciation events such as staff lunches, a traveling coffee cart, and a Christmas gift-card fundraiser. It supports school events with set-up and break-down for concerts, Christmas floats for parades, Fall Festival, and the Last Day of School Field Day. PWCA recruits volunteers for substitute learning facilitators, lunchroom monitors, and room parents, and oversees special initiatives and projects like plantings, photography, and club support. To get involved, parents can fill out the PWCA information form to join. PWCA also maintains an events calendar for ongoing opportunities.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
The 64,000-square-foot building houses the facilities needed to deploy the International Baccalaureate curriculum fully. The Upper School has biology and chemistry labs with safe storage for hazardous chemicals, gas supply for chemistry bunsen burners, and all required equipment for labs and experimentation. In addition to core facilities, the campus includes an art studio, lower school library, student and staff conference room, learning support lab, Diploma Programme Library, and college counseling and presentation room, as well as a lower school Science Sandbox. WCA is a Google for Education school with Chromebook provisioning and full integration of Google technologies throughout the curriculum; many classrooms are equipped with forward projectors and Smartboards. For safety, doors are buzz-in during regular hours and security cameras provide 24-hour surveillance of the grounds and interior.
Sports Facilities
The campus sits on over 56 acres of land with the main building, playing fields and parking facilities. Our South Field is an engineered raised-surface athletics field used by soccer teams and potentially for Eagle Lacrosse in the future. The Gymnasium is lined for basketball and volleyball and features electronically deployed backboards and stands; it is used for PE and pep rallies. The North Field is set up for Field Hockey and serves as a secondary event lawn. A dedicated baseball and softball field includes backstops, dugouts and an announcer/press box. Our campus also includes extensive athletic facilities that support a broad sports program with 11 team sports across three seasons.
Academic Facilities
The 64,000-square-foot building contains facilities to support the International Baccalaureate program. The Upper School includes biology and chemistry labs with safe storage for hazardous materials and a gas supply for bunsen burners. Core academic spaces include a designated art studio, lower school library, learning support lab, Diploma Programme Library, college counseling and presentation room, and a lower school Science Sandbox. Williamsburg Christian Academy is a Google for Education school, with Chromebooks issued to students and many classrooms equipped with forward projectors and Smartboards.
Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular clubs, teams and societies are offered in addition to arts and athletics, with offerings determined by students and available staff leaders. Past and present activities have included Film and Technology clubs, EcoClub, Lego Robotics, Mock Trial, a chess club, and a chapter of Key Club, among others. The school also emphasizes a broad range of arts and athletic opportunities as part of student life.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
The school hosts a range of academically oriented extracurriculars. Film and Technology clubs have competed at high levels in C-SPAN contests, and students have explored EcoClub, Lego Robotics, and Mock Trial. A chess club and a chapter of Key Club provide additional academic and scholarly opportunities. Club offerings are guided by student interest and led by a faculty member or community volunteer to ensure a high-quality experience.
Arts & Creative
Performing Arts, including choral and instrumental music and acting, are fully integrated into the curriculum from Lower School through the Diploma program. Visual Arts are introduced in the Primary Years Program and developed through the Middle Years Program and Diploma years, with depth in the Diploma years. At all grade levels, students experience visual arts, music, and drama taught from a Christian worldview, with emphasis on exploration and instruction. The arts program continues to grow as students engage in new experiences and clubs.
Cultural & Language
The International Program offers two pathways: a full-year program and a short-stay immersion program. The program provides an immersive environment with a homestay option to help international students integrate into American culture and the WCA community. It emphasizes building relationships among students from diverse backgrounds and supporting English language learning. Many short-stay participants later enroll full time at WCA.
Social & Hobbies
Students participate in social and hobby clubs such as chess, drama, and dance, as well as other student-led groups. Honor societies and the National Honor Society provide additional leadership and peer-connection opportunities. Club offerings evolve with student interest and staff leadership, ensuring an activity mix that complements academics and athletics.
Community & Service
Service Learning engages students in community service through school-coordinated projects and independent initiatives. Lower school students send Christmas cards to the elderly and care packages to soldiers overseas; upper school students rake leaves for mobility-impaired residents, collect socks for retirement home residents, and organize Thanksgiving food drives. Service hours are tracked, and many students exceed the required hours, including involvement with CAS for IB Diploma Program students. WCA has partnered with Housing Partnerships, Avalon, Dreamcatchers, Grove Outreach Ministries, and Envoy Elder Care of Williamsburg.
Leadership & Professional
WCA emphasizes Christ-centered leadership as part of its Seven Pillars framework and its wellness focus. Students have opportunities to lead through student government and honor societies, including National Honor Society and Key Club. Leadership is reinforced through service-based clubs and school initiatives guided by staff and invested community members. The aim is to develop principled, Christ-centered leaders who carry the gospel into their communities.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
WCA prioritizes holistic wellness, including spiritual, physical, and emotional wellbeing. The athletics program fields 11 team sports across three seasons and includes a Junior Eagles intramural program for grades 2-5. The campus features an indoor gymnasium, outdoor fields for soccer and field hockey, and a baseball diamond with a press box. The program emphasizes participation, sportsmanship, and Christian character.
Languages
Language Provision
English language learning support for international students, with host families providing opportunities to practice English.
Immersion Programs
The International Program consists of two immersive options: a Full Year program for students ready to enroll full-time at Williamsburg Christian Academy, and the WCA Immersions Short Stay Program (1-6 weeks) offered during summer or breaks that immerses students in American culture and the WCA community and supports English language learning.
Admissions
Admissions
1) Learn About Us: The admissions roadmap begins with Learn About Us, where the school presents its mission, vision, core values, and programs, including the academic philosophy. The school seeks a qualified and diverse student body. Admission is selective and based on a student's academic record, citizenship record, recommendations, and an interview. Personalized Tours are available every morning to help families determine fit.
2) Tour, Shadow, and Inquire: Prospective families can schedule a personalized tour or shadow of the school, and preschool options exist for children ages 3 and 4. An inquiry form is available to request more information. The admissions team is available by email or phone to discuss the process.
3) Apply and Review: The application process includes the actual application, school records, and transcripts review, and concludes with an interview with the admissions committee. The school does not discriminate in evaluation or acceptance and bases decisions on academic record, citizenship, recommendations, and the interview. Financial aid is available for students in all grades, and these resources are growing.
4) Decision, Waitlist, and Next Steps: Admission is selective and as classes fill, waiting lists are created. The school offers tuition relief options and discounts, and families are encouraged to contact the admissions team to discuss financing and next steps.
Scholarships
The Virginia Education Improvement Scholarship Fund (VEI) Tax Credit Program provides private scholarships to eligible families; Williamsburg Christian Academy participates in VEI. The Edgar Randall Scholarship is a need/merit-based award. The Tuition Assistance Fund provides additional need-based relief. Discounts include active-duty military and first responders, pastoral discounts, and sibling discounts. For eligibility and options, families should contact the admissions team.
Waitlist
Waiting lists are created as classes fill.
School Events
The school has not added events
FAQs
Where is Williamsburg Christian Academy located and which grades does it serve?
Williamsburg Christian Academy is located at 101 School House Lane, Williamsburg, VA 23188 and serves K4 through 12th grade as an IB Continuum school (PYP K-5, MYP 6-10, DP 11-12). The school operates as a private co-educational day and boarding school with both day-student and residential/immersion options.
Who leads the school and how can I contact the admissions office?
The Head of School is Johnny Graham. The main contact number is 757-220-1978 and general inquiries can be sent to info@williamsburgchristian.org.
What is the school's educational philosophy and which curriculum do you teach?
WCA delivers the International Baccalaureate continuum—Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme—taught through a Christian worldview with each subject guided by a Biblical philosophy. Instruction uses a flipped-classroom model and Google for Education, with Chromebooks issued to students and digital tools embedded across the curriculum.
How do I apply and what are the main steps in the admissions process?
The admissions process begins with learning about the school's mission and programs, followed by scheduling a personalized tour or shadow, submitting an application with school records, and completing an interview with the admissions committee. Decisions are selective and based on academic records, recommendations, citizenship conduct, and the interview, and waiting lists are used as classes fill.
What application and admissions fees should I expect when applying?
The Application / Enrollment fee is USD 200 per student and the New family fee (one-time) is USD 1,000 per family at initial enrollment. New student admissions testing, when required, carries a USD 200 charge and the International student application (homestay/immersion program) fee is USD 150 (non‑refundable).
Are there scholarship or financial aid options for international families?
WCA participates in the Virginia Education Improvement Scholarship Fund (VEI) Tax Credit Program and offers need- and merit-based awards such as the Edgar Randall Scholarship, as well as a Tuition Assistance Fund. Discounts include active-duty military, first responders, pastoral discounts, and sibling discounts, and prospective families are encouraged to speak with admissions about eligibility and financial aid options.
What academic support is available for students with learning differences?
The school offers Learning Support Services (LSS) that support students with ADHD, anxiety, executive functioning weaknesses, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and other nontraditional learning profiles, and helps students develop metacognitive strategies, organizational and study skills, and self-advocacy. The Director of Learning Support Services is Suzanne Warner (learningsupport@williamsburgchristian.org), and program options include PEP, Tier II/III supports, Directed Studies, and on-campus tutoring.
What is the student-teacher ratio and how do students perform after graduation?
The reported student-teacher ratio is 10:1. WCA reports 100% of students accepted to college, with matriculations including the University of Virginia, Princeton University, and the College of William and Mary.
How is the Diploma Programme structured and what IB core requirements do students complete?
The Diploma Programme is offered in grades 11–12 with HL/SL course options across the six IB subject groups and an extended workload for Honors and DP HL/SL courses. DP students complete the core elements of Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay, and Creativity, Action, and Service (CAS).
What major academic and science facilities are on campus?
The 64,000-square-foot academic building includes upper-school biology and chemistry labs with safe hazardous-material storage and a gas supply for Bunsen burners, an art studio, a lower-school library and Science Sandbox, a Learning Support Lab, and a dedicated Diploma Programme Library and college counseling room. Many classrooms are equipped with projectors and Smartboards, and the school is a Google for Education campus with Chromebook provisioning.
What sports and outdoor facilities does WCA have?
The campus sits on 43 acres with playing fields and parking, including a South Field engineered for soccer, a North Field suitable for field hockey and events, a dedicated baseball and softball field with backstops and dugouts plus an announcer/press box, and a gymnasium lined for basketball and volleyball with electronically deployed backboards and stands. The athletic facilities support 11 team sports across three seasons and a Junior Eagles intramural program for grades 2–5.
Are there arts and extracurricular options for students outside of class time?
Yes, WCA offers a broad extracurricular program including Film and Technology clubs, EcoClub, Lego Robotics, Mock Trial, chess club, Key Club, and performing arts with choral, instrumental, and drama offerings integrated from Lower School through the Diploma years. Club offerings are student-driven and led by faculty or community volunteers, and community service and honor societies provide additional leadership opportunities.
Does WCA offer boarding or international immersion programs and how are they arranged?
WCA operates residential programs including on-campus boarding options and international/homestay and short-stay immersion programs (including dual-diploma immersions and short-stay options). Pricing and specific residential arrangements for long-term boarding are handled through the International/Residential program offices and program-specific materials, and the international program application fee is USD 150 (non‑refundable).
What does daily spiritual life look like at the school?
Spiritual life is integrated across campus with daily Praise and Worship in the Lower School and Upper School Chapel services, and the Seven Pillars framework guides Christian formation alongside academic programs. The school emphasizes Christ-centered leadership and integrates faith into classroom instruction and student life.
What is the uniform policy and where do families purchase uniforms?
Uniforms are required, with solid-colored collared shirts in navy, white, grey, or light yellow, khaki pants, skirts, and shorts, and lower-school options such as blue or light yellow romper dresses; sweatshirts and PE uniforms are available through Flynn O'Hara and may be embroidered by The Embroidery Connection. Families may also purchase unbranded items from retailers like Wal‑Mart or Target and have them embroidered locally, and belts and specified sock lengths are part of the dress code.
How does the school support student wellbeing and safeguarding on campus?
WCA emphasizes holistic wellness—spiritual, physical, and emotional—through its Seven Pillars and programming, and Learning Support Services contribute to mental wellbeing by building self-awareness and self-advocacy. Campus safety includes single-door buzz-in access with key fobs during regular hours and a 24-hour security camera system, and the International Program highlights safety as a priority for residential students.
What language support is available for non-native English speakers?
The International Program provides two pathways: a Full-Year International Student Program and a WCA Immersions Short Stay Program (1–6 weeks) to immerse students in American culture and support English language learning. Host-family arrangements are used to provide extra English practice and cultural integration for immersion participants.
How are lunches handled and what should parents know about ordering?
Lunch options are provided by local vendors with a rotating menu—Panera Bread on Monday, California Tortilla on Tuesday, Chick‑fil‑A on Wednesday, Rocco's Smokehouse Grill on Thursday, and Pizza Hut on Friday—and orders are placed through the school's FACTS system. Lunch orders for the following week must be submitted by 1 pm on Friday.
How does the school involve parents and the wider community?
Parents of WCA (PWCA) is an active parent-community organization that supports the school by organizing faculty appreciation events, volunteering for concerts and festivals, recruiting volunteers for lunchroom monitors and room parents, and maintaining an events calendar. The school is governed by a Board of Directors and operates as a charitable non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
What is WCA's accreditation status?
Williamsburg Christian Academy is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)/AdvancEd. These accreditations support the school's ability to deliver the IB continuum within a Christian framework.
What are the tuition fees at Williamsburg Christian Academy?
Annual tuition at Williamsburg Christian Academy ranges from USD 12,145 to USD 16,170 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.
