Tuscaloosa Academy
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Why Tuscaloosa Academy

Admission Inquiry

The Admissions Committee of Tuscaloosa Academy is currently accepting applications. For inquiries, please submit the following inquiry form. You will receive an application and be contacted by the Admissions Office.

 

Student Name  
First Name:
Middle Name:
Last Name:
Preferred Name:
   
Year of proposed entrance:
for grade:
Childs Sex:


   
Home Address  
Address:
Address 2:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
   
D.O.B.
Country of citizenship
Language of the home:
   
   
FAMILY  
Father’s Name:
Home address (if different from applicant’s):
Preferred email
   
Mothers’s name
Home address (if different from applicant’s)
Preferred email
   
Marital status of natural parents:
If divorced or separated, who has legal custody?
With whom does the applicant live?
   
   

Application Process

The first step in the applicatioin process is to make an inquiry. After we receive your inquiry, someone from the Admissions Office will contact you.
Correspondence should be sent to:
Both Parents Mother Father Other (please specify)
   
Name of person completing this application form:
   
Date:
   

Deadline for applications – May 01 is preferred.

 

The Application Process

Entrance evaluation is required of all students. The Admissions Committee's evaluation may include, but is not limited to a review of the student's school records, including grades and standardized test scores, recommendations of former teachers, and entrance testing. Instruments used for entrance tests are the Independent School Entrance Examination (ISEE) for grades 6-12, the Kaufman Assessment Battery for children (K-ABC) for grades 1-5, and the Kaufman Survey for grades 3K-5K. These tests will be considered as yet one more indicator of the likelihood of success in TA's learning environment. Students entering the PreSchool must be 3 years-old by September 1, the birthday deadline for early childhood programs. We require that children be toilet trained prior to the first day of school. The foremost goal of the school's admission policy is to determine whether a child will have an enjoyable, successful, and confidence-building academic and social experience while in Tuscaloosa Academy's college preparatory program.

Questions?

Have a question or need help? Contact our director of admission for answers.

Anne Huffaker
p: (205) 748.4462 x 506
Email Admissions Office