Application Process
Evaluating each student’s strengths and opportunities for growth individually is the only way for our team to say definitively if Woodlynde might be a right fit for your family.

At every step in the admissions process, we promise to get to know you and your student personally and to consider their application holistically.

Create an Admissions Portal Account and Submit an Online Inquiry
Begin by creating an account in our Admissions Portal. This first step allows us to collect basic student information and review any available testing (e.g., IEP, ER/RR, or neuropsychological evaluations) to help determine if Woodlynde is the right fit to support your child’s growth.

Attend a Tour or Open House
Explore our campus and community firsthand. You can view the tour calendar and register through the Admissions Portal. If you are a kindergarten or 1st grade family, join us on Saturday, January 31, 2026 for our Discovery Day.

Complete the Full Application
After reviewing your child’s psychoeducational testing, mission-appropriate applicants will be invited to submit a full application. Required materials include official transcripts, teacher recommendations, parent and student statements, and additional documentation as requested.

Student Visit Day
Once an application is complete, students are invited to spend a day at Woodlynde. During this visit, they will participate in classes and activities, and complete an admissions interview.

Apply for Tuition Assistance (Optional)
Families may apply for tuition assistance at the time of application to the school.
How are decisions made?
The Admissions Committee makes a thorough review of each individual's application to determine if Woodlynde is an appropriate fit for the applicant. Families will be notified in a timely fashion of Admissions decisions.
Woodlynde School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national or ethnic origin, disability, creed, or religion in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid and loan policies, employment policies, or athletic and other school programs.


