Admissions

Admissions at Headwaters

Selecting a school is part research, part intuition. You’re likely looking for a nurturing environment where students feel they can be themselves and belong. A school that inspires a love of learning, whatever the grade level, with educators who continuously build students’ achievement, independence, and confidence. You suspect there might be a better way to learn. We agree!
At Headwaters, we uplift curiosity in all its forms, and our admissions process is no different. We invite you to be curious about Headwaters, and explore what makes this community distinct. Together, we’ll see if Headwaters is the place where your child will be inspired — and thrive.

Redefining What School Should Be

Student-Led Exploration & Creativity

Student

As you move through Headwaters, it's very easy to segue from ‘What's your passion in general’ to ‘What's your passion within these subjects’ and then take a deep dive.

Student

My connections with my guides leads me to get a deeper understanding of the things we are learning. I like to talk to them and ask them questions.

Ready to Get Started?

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  • Learn About Tuition & Access

    The cost to attend Headwaters varies by grade level. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment programs are available. 

  • Review the Application Process

    Review the timeline and materials needed for a complete application.

    See the steps

  • Visit Headwaters

    Sign up for one of our weekly tours of campus to experience Headwaters for yourself. We also invite you to attend one of our October/November open houses.

  • Your Questions, Answered

    We understand this is an important decision and you’ll have lots of questions. Find answers to the most common ones on our FAQ.

    Get answers

Admissions Team

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Spring Campus

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Creek Campus

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River Campus

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As a 501(c)3 non-profit school, Headwaters School does not discriminate because of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, gender, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other classes protected by federal, state, or local law in its admissions, financial aid, hiring, or board membership processes.