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Guidance for every step of the admissions process.
At Harbor Light Christian School, each student is known, valued, and recognized as a unique child of God.
We are committed to creating an environment where your child can thrive—academically, spiritually, and personally. As you consider the right fit for your family, we look forward to meeting with you, hearing your story, and learning what you hope for in your child’s education.
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When you visit HLCS, you’ll tour our campus, step into classrooms, and learn more about our community. We’ll also walk you through the application process and review tuition details so you feel informed and confident in your next steps.
After your visit, we will send you a link to complete the online application. We will contact you to schedule testing and a family interview.
Once your application has been reviewed and approved, you will be invited to enroll and officially become an HLCS Swordsman.
Switching to HLCS is more than just changing schools—it’s stepping into a community that truly cares.
From the moment you walk through the doors, you’re welcomed by teachers who know your name, classmates who quickly become friends, and an environment where you are seen, valued, and encouraged to grow.
It’s a place where faith and learning go hand in hand, where questions are welcomed, talents are nurtured, and character matters just as much as academics.
New beginnings can feel overwhelming, but at HLCS, you won’t walk through it alone—you’ll be supported, challenged, and reminded every day that you belong.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Harbor Light Christian School welcomes families from diverse backgrounds who desire a Christ-centered education for their children. We are committed to treating every student and family with dignity, respect, and Christ-like love. Consistent with our mission, Harbor Light Christian School admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin and does not discriminate in the administration of its educational policies, admissions process, scholarship opportunities, athletics, or other school programs.
