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West Fallowfield Christian School partners with Christian parents and churches to provide a strong academic and spiritual foundation for students in Pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.
The Academy at WFCS is a college-style model high school.
Our school exists to nurture our children in faith-infused opportunities that are grounded in scripture and filled with prayer and praise.
Club or Organization: Band, Choir, Middle School Clubs, Ski and Snowboard Club
Arts and Music Programs: Drama Productions, music lessons
Recreational Athletic Programs: Archery Club
School Notes
West Fallowfield offers classes for students in Preschool (3 &
4 year olds) through the tenth grades. Little Falcons
Preschool offers full day class on T/W/Th. This multi-age
class meets from 9:00 to 2:45. The hands-on curriculum incorporates
reading readiness, math skills, language arts, pre-handwriting,
science, art, music, drama, physical education, devotions, Bible
and library. Students learn through center time, discovery play,
and hands-on activities, as well as fine and gross motor skill
development.
Kindergarten at WFCS is a full day program. It is currently
offered as four or five days a week. The Kindergarten core
curriculum includes reading readiness, mathematics, science, social
studies, language arts, handwriting, writer's workshop, arts &
crafts, book time/story time, open-ended play, chapel, devotions,
and Bible. Specials include music, art, library and physical
education and computer.
Interscholastic opportunities for middle school students are
available in the Fine Arts and athletics. Girls' athletics include
volleyball, soccer, basketball and track & field. Boys' athletics
include soccer, basketball, and track & field. In addition to the
core subjects, middle school students choose from a variety of
elective subjects and clubs to broaden their interests and
learning. All students participate in music and art programs.
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Prekindergarten-10
Enrollment: 122 students
Average class size: 16 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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The average private school tuition in Chester County, PA is $22,244 for elementary schools and $29,520 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
