Welcome to our school admissions process! We're excited about your interest in joining our academic community.
All high school students (9-12) are required to take a pre-registration placement test for $75.
To ensure a smooth application review, please submit the following documents to our Admissions Office:
Students in grades 2nd-12th must complete this sample in their handwriting.
For grades 2nd - 8th, submit the latest report card. For grades 9th-12th, provide transcripts from the past two years. (For grades DRC through K, readiness testing is required.)
Students in grades 2nd - 7th need a recommendation from their homeroom teacher. For grades 8th - 12th, a recommendation from the current Math or English teacher is required.
Student Acceptable Use Agreement for Internet Agreement & G Suite Internet Account: This form is mandatory for all applicants.
Congratulations on your acceptance to Radford School! To complete your registration, please ensure the following items are submitted in person:
Additionally, as part of the Admissions Committee Review Process, please complete the following activities:
Registration Fee: A non-refundable registration fee of $1,200.00 for New Students or $1,050.00 for Returning Students is required upon acceptance to secure a place on our roster.
For any inquiries or additional information, feel free to reach out to the school office at (915) 565-2737. We're here to assist you throughout the registration process.
Thank you for considering our school. We look forward to reviewing your application and welcoming you to our community!
The following items must be completed for an application to be considered complete:
Applicants must submit an application package for review by the Admissions Committee.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the school office at (915) 565-2737.
Radford School accepts all students who meet our entrance requirements to include past academic performance and discipline record, and does not discriminate based on race, religion, gender or national origin. Radford reserves the right to deny admission to students who have a history of poor academic performance and/or disciplinary problems.