Admissions · 2026–2027 school year
How to Apply
Alsion’s two campuses admit separately. Start with the one your child would enter.
Read first
Before applying, families are encouraged to review the Middle & High School Enrollment Policy Packet, which outlines enrollment expectations, timelines, and tuition policies.
Grade 10+
Applying for grade 10 or above means applying to Early College — students take Ohlone College courses alongside their Alsion classes and can graduate with 70+ transferable college credits.
- Campus
- 750 Witherly Lane
Fremont, CA 94539 - Grades
- 7–9 Middle School10–12 Early College
- Admissions contact
- Mr. Joey MorrisonDirector of School Administration
- Phone
- (510) 445-1127
- Before you apply
- About Middle SchoolAbout Early CollegeTuition and financial aid
The application process
Send in the application form
Fill in the application form and email it to Mr. Joey Morrison, or drop a hard copy at the school office.
- Send to
- mrjoey@alsionschool.org
Pay the application fee
The fee is due at the time you apply. Pay by Zelle to payments@alsionschool.org, or by check at the office.
- Fee
- $600.00
- Pay by
- Zelle or check
Complete the parent questionnaire
Once your form and fee arrive, the office emails you a secure Google Form to fill in. Nothing to chase — it comes to you. A hard copy is available on request.
- You’ll receive
- A secure Google Form, by email
Send your child’s academic records
Email or drop off the most recent report card or transcript. Applicants for grade 10 may also need an official transcript sent from their current school.
- Send to
- mrjoey@alsionschool.org
Family interview, and a shadow day if you’d like one
The Head of School meets your family. Applicants to grades 7–9 can also spend a day shadowing a current student before you decide. Early College applicants may have additional meetings or an academic review.
- Interview with
- The Head of School
- Shadow day
- Grades 7–9
What happens next
Teacher evaluation
Alsion sends the Teacher Evaluation Form directly to the teacher you listed on the application. You don’t need to deliver it yourself.
Review
Your child’s file is read for program fit and for space in the grade they would be entering.
Decisions
Acceptances are emailed to families. Applications in by the priority deadline are answered in the first round; later ones are reviewed as space allows.
Key dates
- February 6, 2026
- Priority deadline for returning families, with a discounted application fee of $500.00.
- February 20, 2026
- Priority deadline for new families. Applications received after this date are reviewed on a rolling basis, as space allows.
- From March 1, 2026
- Acceptances go out for applications submitted by the priority deadline. Later applications hear back on an ongoing basis.
- April 24, 2026
- The enrollment window closes.
Questions families ask
How much is the application fee?
$600.00, due when you apply. Pay by Zelle to payments@alsionschool.org, or by check at the office. The fee is separate from tuition.
When is the application deadline?
Applications in by the priority deadline, February 20, 2026, are read in the first round. Later applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, as space allows.
Can my child shadow a class first?
Yes. Applicants to grades 7–9 can spend a day shadowing a current student before you decide.
What records do you need?
Your child’s most recent report card or transcript, by email or dropped off at the office. Applicants to grade 10 may be asked for an official transcript from their current school.
Is there an interview?
Yes. Once your materials arrive, the Head of School meets your family. Early College applicants are admitted on previous academic work, recommendations, interviews and a reading and writing readiness assessment.
Questions about Middle School or Early College?
Mr. Joey runs admissions for Witherly Lane — including which grade your child would enter and whether a shadow day can be arranged first.