Admission Process
The first step to determine whether or not our program is the right fit is to fill out the no-obligation Online Inquiry Form, or just call us at 417-276-7215. We can then discuss our tuition rate and other particulars with you before you go to the effort of filling in an Application.
After we talk, and if Agapé seems like the right fit for your boy, you may download the forms here. There is no cost to apply.
Printable Application Form (PDF)
You will need Adobe Reader on your computer to view the PDF file (most computers have this). Pages 1-15 must be filled out and faxed to (417) 276-7217 or emailed to admissions@agapeboardingschool.org.
The school office will then call you, usually within 24 hours, to go over the Application with you and let you know if your Application is approved for enrollment. If you do not hear from us, then your application likely did not get sent properly by email or was too large for your email program to accept. Please call if you do not hear back from us. After approval of the application you can then download the Parent Orientation packet, fill out all pages, and fax them to the school. The original Application and Orientation Packet MUST be received by the time the student arrives at Agapé Boarding School. Then, download the Parent Handbook and read it also. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students.What Others Say About Us
“Families searching for lower cost boarding schools can’t compromise on quality of the care for their boy. For all the years I have been an educational consultant, Agapé has stood out from the others as offering the most affordable care and quality education for boys.”
Steve Bozak, Ed. Consultant
“Families searching for lower cost boarding schools can’t compromise on quality of the care for their boy. For all the years I have been an educational consultant, Agapé has stood out from the others as offering the most affordable care and quality education for boys.”
My grandson entered Agapé under duress at age 14, a know it all who wouldn’t go to school. The staff at this school turned him around, in effect, replacing his missing father. He graduated as valedictorian this year. I can’t say enough about how this school helped him. He has…
Parent of Former Student