Jarabacoa Christian School

Admissions

Join the JCS family

We welcome families seeking bilingual excellence and Christian formation. Tuition includes textbooks, curriculum materials, laboratory supplies, and athletic participation.

Required documents

Required documents

  • Birth certificate & vaccination record
  • Two 2×2 photographs
  • Parent ID / passport copies
  • Prior school records (if applicable)
  • Completed JCS application
  • Letter of withdrawal and good conduct (from prior private schools)

More admissions information

Planning your child’s application

Explore the steps, documents, and enrollment details that can help you plan your child’s application.

Admissions steps
  1. Complete the JCS application form.
  2. Send the student’s required documents.
  3. Complete the admissions evaluations arranged by the school.
  4. Work with the admissions team on enrollment and next steps.

The current application page and admissions team provide the latest instructions for your child’s grade.

Records from another country

For students transferring from another country, school records may need to be apostilled, translated, and validated. Contact Admissions before arranging translations or legalization so the team can confirm the current requirements for your child.

Tuition and payment details from the former page

The former page said tuition included textbooks, teaching and curriculum materials, laboratory science supplies, and athletic participation/equipment. It listed personal supplies, personal sports equipment, uniforms, field trips, special activities, project supplies, and food as outside tuition.

  • Annual payment by June 5 was listed with a 10% discount, or families could use 11 monthly payments.
  • The archived page listed enrollment discounts for the second, third, and fourth child (10%, 15%, and 20%, applied to the youngest child).
  • Cash, checks, credit card, and wire transfer were listed as payment methods.
  • Registration, school supplies, and activity fees were listed outside the payment plan; a 10% late fee and enrollment restriction for past-due balances were also stated.