Admissions

Discover What’s Possible at Unquowa

Finding the right school begins with finding the right fit.

Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions your family will make. At Unquowa, we believe the admissions process should feel as personal as the education itself. Our goal isn’t simply to tell you about our school. It’s to help you discover whether Unquowa is the place where your child will thrive.

Whether your family is just beginning to explore independent schools or you’re ready to make a change, we’re here to answer your questions, learn about your child, and guide you every step of the way.

Why Unquowa

Childhood is Too Important to Rush

At Unquowa, students are known as individuals, challenged as learners, and encouraged to become thoughtful, confident people. Our classrooms are places where curiosity is celebrated, relationships matter, and learning happens through authentic experiences rather than passive instruction.

Children don’t simply move through the grades. They develop the confidence to ask questions, solve problems, lead with empathy, and discover who they are.

Here, every child is seen. Every voice matters. Every day is purposeful.

Let's Get Started

The best way to discover Unquowa is to experience it.
Whether you'd like to visit campus, ask a few questions, or begin the application process, we're here to help.

Application Process

Ready to Apply? Learn what to expect from the admission process, including application steps, requirements and important dates.

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Affording Unquowa

Learn more about tuition, flexible payment options, and need-based financial assistance available to Unquowa families.

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Visit Unquowa

See Unquowa in action and experience our classrooms, teachers, and community firsthand. Explore visit options that work best for your family's schedule.

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PreK–8: One community. Eight years of growth. A lifetime of confidence.

The PreK–8 model allows children to remain children while growing into leaders.

Instead of starting over during the vulnerable middle school years, students continue learning in a community that knows them deeply. They benefit from increasing leadership opportunities, stronger relationships with teachers, and the confidence that comes from being the oldest, not the youngest.

By the time our graduates leave for high school, they know who they are, know how they learn, and are prepared to contribute from day one.

Highlights:

  • Leadership begins in elementary school and grows each year.
  • Teachers know students over many years, not just one.
  • Middle school students lead instead of getting lost in a larger system.
  • High school placement reflects both academic readiness and personal confidence.

We’d Love to Meet Your Family

Every child’s story is different. We can’t wait to meet you and learn yours!