Fort Bend Christian Academy
Sugar Land · Near US-90A
1250 Seventh Street, Sugar Land, TX 77478Map ↗Established 1987
About this information
$26,160
Tuition · 2026–27
PK3–12
Grades
850
Enrollment · PK3–12 · 2026–27
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Student–teacher
Not published
At a glance
A college-preparatory program at Academic, Honors and AP levels where every subject, including math, science and fine arts, is taught through an explicit biblical-worldview lens.
Advanced Academics
Fourteen AP courses and Honors-level classes across every core subject prepare students for rigorous college coursework.
Biblical Worldview Integration
Every subject, not just Theology, is taught through an explicit biblical-worldview lens, from science to fine arts.
Arts Excellence
A dedicated Visual Arts Pavilion and Tommy Tune Award-recognized musical theatre back an award-winning PK-12 arts program.
College Counseling & Planning
A four-year advising program using both Naviance and Scoir guides students from freshman year through the college search.
Tuition & financial aid
2026–27 Tuition
$26,160
Estimated First-Year Required Cost
$26,760
TEFA (Texas Education Freedom Account)
Payment options
Annual
Semi-annual
Monthly
Need-based aid
Awards up to 50% of tuition based on demonstrated need, decided independently of admission.
Merit scholarships
Not offered — aid is need-based only
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 10, 2026
Additional & conditional costs
Required and potential costs beyond published tuition
Mandatory freshman fees
Included in estimated first-year required cost
New student enrollment fee
New students only
Application / pre-admission costs
Not included in estimated first-year cost
Application fee
FAST Financial Aid Application Fee
Annual
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 10, 2026
Admissions
Admissions Timeline
2027–28 cycle- Oct 1, 2026
Applications Open
- Jan 8, 2027
Application Deadline
- Jan 29, 2027
Priority Admissions Documentation Deadline
- Mar 5, 2027
Priority Admissions Decisions Released
- Mar 24, 2027
Enrollment Deadline
What's required
Entrance exam: ISEE
Teacher recommendations
Interview
Visits & Events
Fall Kick-Off Event
Sep 18, 2026
Parent + student / Family
Upper School Preview Night
Oct 20, 2026
Parent + student / Family
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 10, 2026
Academics
Advanced Coursework
14
AP Courses
9
Honors Courses
Grading
Scale
A 90–100 · B 80–89 · C 75–79 · D 70–74 · F below 70
Class Ranking
Non-ranking, except the top 10% is calculated for Texas public university admission purposes
Sources
- Admissions Process
- Biblical Worldview
- Upper School Course Guide
- College Counseling
- Official school source
- Student & Family Handbook (PDF)
Source last checked: Nov 10, 2026
World Languages
Spanish
Spanish I • Spanish II • Spanish III • Honors Spanish IV • Honors Spanish V
American Sign Language
American Sign Language I • American Sign Language II • American Sign Language III • Honors ASL IV/V
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 3, 2026
College Prep
College Counseling
Individualized four-year college advising using both Naviance and Scoir, beginning freshman year
Includes on-campus college rep visits, a college fair, the PSAT each October, and a YouScience assessment junior fall.
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 9, 2026
Faith & community
Christian — Non-Denominational identity
Non-denominational evangelical Christian
The school requires parents to be Christian with a personal testimony and to agree with its Declaration of Values.
Chapel & worship
Weekly Chapel · Thursdays
Upper School chapel meets 10:40–11:20 AM in the Upper School gym; parents may attend with a visitor pass.
Service
Eagle Week · local, national and international service trips
Every spring, Upper School students serve to meet physical and spiritual needs in communities around the world.
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 9, 2026
Athletics
TAPPS 5A
League / Classification
75%
of students play a sport
13 sports offered
Varsity/interscholastic offerings
Cheerleading • Cross Country • Dance • Football • Volleyball • Basketball • Soccer • Swim • Baseball • Golf • Softball • Track and Field • Tennis
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 3, 2026
Arts
Band
Symphonic Band and Honors Symphonic Band (brass, woodwinds and percussion).
Visual Arts
Art I-IV tracks in drawing/painting/printmaking, ceramics and sculpture, with AP 2D Art, AP 3D Art and AP Drawing.
Theater / Drama
Theatre Arts I-IV, Stagecraft, Costume Design and Honors Theatre Production courses, plus mainstage musicals.
Digital / Media Arts
Photography, AP Photography, Broadcast Production and Yearbook.
Arts Notables
Tommy Tune Award finalist selections for musical theatre
National Scholastic Art & Writing Award and National Art Honor Society juried-exhibition recognitions
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 10, 2026
School life
Campus & Setting
Main Campus
35 acres · Sugar Land
Separate Lower & Middle School and Upper School buildings share the campus, plus an athletic complex.
Arts
Visual Arts Pavilion
A dedicated building added in 2017 for art, sculpture, jewelry making and industrial design.
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 9, 2026
Daily Life
Uniform
Uniform required
Daily and Chapel uniforms come from one required vendor; an approved spirit shirt with jeans on Fridays.
Phone Policy
Phones off and in backpack/locker during the school day
Students may not use or access smartphones during the school day; phones stay on silent in a backpack or locker. Repeat offenses escalate to after-school and Saturday detention.
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 9, 2026
Freshman Transition & Success
Peer Support
Freshman Retreat
A two-day retreat in mid-August, after Upper School orientation and shortly before the first day of school.
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 6, 2026
Clubs & Activities
8 activities across 1 category
Honor Societies
- ASL Honor Society
- Mu Alpha Theta
- National Art Honor Society
- National English Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- National Science Honor Society
- Rho Kappa
- Tri-M Music Honor Society
Sources
Source last checked: Nov 9, 2026
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