Welcome
We are delighted that you are considering True North Classical Academy for your child.
Your journey with True North begins here. True North is a pioneer in the country with the renewal of classical education. We embody the classical education ideals through a culture of excellence that emphasizes the moral and intellectual development of our scholars
Explore our website or join an information session to learn about our academics, core virtues, signature programs, athletics, fine arts, campuses, and student life.
Application Process & Deadlines For the
2027-28 School Year
Applications Open: Fall 2026
Applications Close: February 12, 2027
Lottery Results: February 19, 2027
Applications submitted after the deadline or after the lottery has occurred will be added to the waitlist.
Application FAQs
True North uses an online lottery process that randomly selects students who have applied by the application deadline.
- Families may apply to multiple campuses.
- Parents should submit only one application per child.
- Siblings are not guaranteed acceptance together, but will receive waitlist priority if one is accepted and the other is not.
- Students on this year’s waitlist must reapply for next year’s lottery.
- Current True North students transitioning from Lower School to Upper School do not need to participate in the lottery.
Results FAQs
- Lottery results will be available in the SchoolMint Messaging Center.
- Families will also be notified via email or text, based on their SchoolMint communication preferences.
- Students who apply to multiple campuses will receive one notification containing all results.
- Campus transfers may not be requested upon acceptance.
- Spots are not transferable. If a student declines, their spot will be offered to the next student on the waitlist.
- True North does not disclose waitlist positions.
- Parents should contact the school office only if their results are not visible in the SchoolMint Messaging Center after the lottery deadline has passed.
"The greatest kindness one can render to any man consists in leading him from error to truth."
– Thomas Aquinas