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Admissions Guidelines

Every day at Queen’s Grant High School, our students are reaping the rewards of an environment that supports intellectual, physical, social and emotional growth. Our academically challenging, character-based education further enhances the learning experience and prepares students for the next step in their journey.  Whether students choose a 4-year college, the military or a technical school, they will be well prepared.

Our commitment to growing students into contributing, ethical citizens is integral to our education model. Teachers at Queen’s Grant High School serve as role models for students and seek to encourage the personal growth of each throughout their high school years. A variety of elective courses and extracurricular activities are offered to enhance the high school experience, enabling students to explore personal interests and develop habits for healthy living.

Admissions Open House Events

We invite families who are interested in learning more about Queen’s Grant High School and how to become part of our family to attend. Admissions Open House Events are held once a month on Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. on our campus. Click the button below to view upcoming dates and sign up to attend one of these events.

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Prospective Family Tours

Are you looking for a smaller private school environment without the high cost of tuition? You have found the right place! Queen’s Grant High School is a tuition free public charter school located on 33 acres of gorgeous real estate! But that is not the most amazing part. Join us for a 45 minute walking tour and get a sneak peak into campus life at Queen’s Grant High School!

Sign up for one of our Prospective Family Tours any Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. by clicking the link below!

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Equal Opportunity

Queen’s Grant High School admits students of any gender, race, color, religion, disability, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, disability, national and ethnic origin in administration of its
educational policies, admissions policies, athletic and other school administered programs.

Special Education

Special Education programs and services are offered at Queen’s Grant High School. Queen’s Grant High School provides a program and service model on its campus that best addresses the needs of students who are able to spend the majority of their time in the general education classroom with support from special education service providers.

 

General Information

Open Enrollment

Open enrollment is designed to give all interested parents equal opportunity for their student to attend Queen’s Grant High School. During open enrollment, all applications get equal consideration regardless of date submitted. An application received on the last day of open enrollment receives equal treatment to one received on the first day of open enrollment. Open enrollment for the next school year always ends on the last business day in February.

Open Enrollment ends on the last business day of February at 5:00 p.m. Applications must be complete and received by the school office prior to the end of the school day. Following the close of open enrollment, if the number of applications exceeds the number of open seats, a random selection lottery determines acceptance. If the number of applications does not exceed the number of open seats, all applicants are accepted for their respective grade.

Lottery

A lottery will be held for any grade in which the number of applications exceeds the number of openings. Names are randomly selected and applicants are accepted based on the order in which they are selected. The lottery continues until all names are drawn. Applicants who are not accepted will be placed on a waiting list in the order their names were selected. Applications received after Open Enrollment are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis for any remaining openings or placed on a waiting list.

If your student is Accepted:

If accepted, you will receive an Acceptance Notification. Parents must submit to the school all Admissions/Enrollment Items by the date specified in the notification. If these are not received by that date, your child may be removed from the school Accepted List.

If your student is on a Waiting List:

You will be notified of acceptance by email or phone if an opening becomes available for your student.

Sibling Preference

In order to accommodate parents who have more than one child eligible for enrollment, siblings of currently enrolled K-11th grade students are given preference over students who do not have siblings who have been accepted or enrolled in Queen’s Grant. Siblings will be offered the first available seat in their respective grade or placed on a waiting list with sibling preference.

Sibling preference is defined as children who have at least one common parent/legal guardian AND are living in the same household at least 50% of the time.

Waiting List

It is not unusual for a small percentage of accepted students to select other options prior to the start of school. Openings created by opt-outs are filled by those on waiting lists. Do not become discouraged if your child is put on a waiting list. Openings can and do become available.

“I am truly grateful to Queen’s Grant High School for the many amazing opportunities that it has provided me with over the past 4 years. From the classroom dynamic of a small class size and hands-on teachers, to the countless extra-curricular activities that are offered, my high school experience was definitely one to remember. Honors and AP classes allowed me to excel in the classroom environment and Varsity Soccer has allowed me to put my talents to use on the field. Queen’s Grant is a wonderful atmosphere to learn and make friends at and I am honored to have called this campus my high school.” K. Delaney (Class of 2015)