How to Apply & Enroll

To verify your child’s identity, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of your student’s birth certificate during the application process.

To verify your identity, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following forms of identification during the application process:

• Driver’s license
• Passport

To verify your Colorado residency*, you'll need to provide a copy of one or more documents according to your residency status, as outlined below:

If You Own Your Home (provide one of the following):

• Warranty Deed, Deed of Trust, or Bill of Sale
• Mortgage statement from the past 60 days
• Utility bill from within the past 60 days with your name and address (e.g., energy, water, cable, trash)—the address on the bill must match your SIS street address; disconnect notices are not accepted
• Current homeowner’s insurance or property tax bill—address on the document must match your SIS street address
• Provisional Proof of Residence: Purchase contract with possession or closing date no more than 90 days out
• Note: Proof of completed possession/closing must be submitted within 90 days of your student's start date at WAC.

If You Rent (provide one of the following):

• Current signed lease or rental agreement
• Lease agreement with a possession date no more than 60 days out
• Utility bill from within the past 60 days with your name and address (e.g., energy, water, cable, trash)—the address on the bill must match your SIS street address; disconnect notices are not accepted
• Current Renter’s insurance policy

If You Are Living With Another Family (provide all of the following):

• A notarized Residency Affidavit completed and signed by you and the owner/renter of the residence with whom you live
• One document as proof of residency from the owner/renter of your residence—see eligible documents in the "If You Own Your Home" or "If  You Rent" sections above
• Current proof of residence at that address (such as a bank statement, insurance statement, new Colorado driver's license receipt, official USPS address change form, or a bill including a cell phone bill)—your name and address must be clearly displayed

Families who have changed their address and currently have a student enrolled in Williamsburg Academy of Colorado will need to verify their new address by providing the required documents for proof of residence listed above. Note: Please notify us if you are unable to provide documentation because of loss of housing or economic hardship.

*Colorado residency is required except for students of military families who maintain Colorado as their state of legal residence for tax and voter registration purposes.

To verify your child’s immunizations, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following documents during the application process (all must be signed or stamped by a health care provider):

• An official state of Colorado immunization form
• An immunization booklet with each dose signed or stamped
• An official school record from your child’s previous school
• A printout from your health provider or health department

Note: To request an exemption for medical, personal, or religious reasons, please complete this form for medical exemptions and this form for non-medical exemptions.

If you need help paying for immunizations, you may be able to access free or reduced-cost options through Vaccines for Children or The Colorado Immunization Program (CIP).

To verify your child’s school history, you’ll be asked to provide an unofficial transcript during the application process as described below:

• For students applying for grades 9-12: Please submit an unofficial transcript that includes the complete end-of-year grades from the prior school year(s).
• For students applying for grades 6-8: Please submit an unofficial transcript only if they earned high school credit for math while in middle school.

You'll also be asked if your child has a history of suspension or expulsion. Please be aware that your student's application may not be accepted if they have a history of violence to themselves or others. Student behavioral records will be reviewed and a final determination will be made by the Executive Director.

If your student is switching to Williamsburg from homeschool, please contact an academic counselor to discuss how your child's homeschool path will prepare them for our program. 

If your legal guardianship of your student is determined by a court order, please submit a copy of the order.

If applicable to your student, you can also provide the following documentation after their application has been approved:

• Individualized Education Program (IEP): If your student has had an IEP in the past three years and you'd like us to know about it, you may submit a copy of their most recent IEP along with any supporting evaluation documentation. Please also include your child’s most recent Determination of Eligibility.
  
• IEP Exit Documentation: If your student has formally exited from special education services, you may submit a copy of their exit documentation.
• Section 504 Plan: If your student has had a 504 plan within the past three years and you'd like us to know about it, you may submit a copy of their most recent 504 plan.

Students in our program take a minimum of 4 classes per semester (for middle school) or 6 classes per semester (for high school) to meet state requirements. The benefits of enrolling full-time are: 

• Eligible for SpEd/Special Program services
• May receive a school laptop for use during their tenure at Williamsburg Academy of Colorado
• On a path to graduation and receive a high school diploma if graduation requirements are met (high school only)
• Eligible for Concurrent Enrollment upon approval from our academic counselor (high school only)
• May join in-person events and activities
• Receive books and supplies, including a loaned computer if needed

Students are also required to:

• Log in 4 days per week to meet attendance and participation requirements
• Participate in state assessments

WAC students are required to enroll full-time. If you are looking for a part-time program, we recommend enrolling at our sister school, Williamsburg Academy Private School (private pay tuition).

Students may transfer credit that can count towards their graduation from Williamsburg. We evaluate credit transferred in from other schools according to the following guidelines:

• The credit must be earned in a regionally accredited school for grades 9-12.
• The transfer credit must meet Williamsburg’s academic standards.
• The transfer credit will be evaluated as to whether or not it satisfies one of Williamsburg Academy of Colorado's graduation requirements. If not, it will be listed as an elective credit.

Transcripts from other schools should be emailed to the Registrar to be considered for credit transfer.