2025-2026

enrollment

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Thank you for your interest in wildwood academy

This is an exciting moment in your student’s life. Wildwood is a place where individuals flourish in community, where they can be themselves, and discover even more about who they will become.

Admissions for the 25/26 school year are now open. We’re always happy to chat. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions you or your student may have.

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How to Apply

Our application process is straightforward:

  1. Reach out anytime with any questions!

  2. When you’re ready, send us an email and we will provide directions to our Application Portal.

  3. Once we receive your application, we will reach out with the next steps

  4. Schedule an optional shadow day in April where your student can come experience Wildwood for a day.

key admissions dates

  • April 4, 2025 - Re-enrollment for current students

  • April and May, 2025 - Scheduled shadow days, come to Wildwood for a day and try it out

  • June 2025 - New student admissions and financial aid applications due

  • June/July - Admissions and financial aid decisions shared with families

  • July 30th - Enrollment commitment and deposit due

WE ALSO OFFER ROLLING ENROLLMENT ALL YEAR LONG


Tuition and Financial Aid

Tuition for Wildwood Academy is currently $15,000 per year. This is an all-inclusive tuition with no added fees. We offer families a variety of financial aid options such as sliding-scale tuition based on need, work trade opportunities, and personalized payment plans up to 12 months; to apply, please email us to learn more.

Student Support and Accommodations

Wildwood’s size is a tremendous strength in supporting our students. Our excellent teacher/student ratio means every student benefits from a close relationship with the educators around them. We’ve seen, time and again, the tremendous benefits of this approach.

As a very small school, we do not have a formal IEP process as you would encounter in the public school system, but we strive to meet students needs within our limitations. We approach all student support discussions collaboratively with our Head of School, Lead Educator, and School Nurse.