Applications are due on December 15.

Additionally, we do welcome late applications when spaces for the grade exist. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have questions about submitting a late application and whether we still may be considering candidates for that grade.

Yes, we encourage families to submit their applications prior to the deadline in order to schedule the family meeting. Please note we do not release decisions early for early applications, and an early application does not receive a higher priority in regards to admission.

Applicants to TK must have turned 4 by August 1 of the year they wish to enter Viewpoint. 

Applicants to Kindergarten should have turned five years old no later than August 1 of the year they wish to enter Viewpoint. Please don't hesitate to speak with a member of the Admission staff if you have questions about this; we will be happy to give you planning advice if you are the parent of a child with a late summer or fall birthday.

Notifications are released via email at 5:00  p.m. on March 10, 2023:

Replies to offers of admission are due by 12:00 p.m., Noon, on Friday, March 17, 2023. 

Yes! Check out or Visit page to complete an Inquiry Form and register for a tour. We are offering both Virtual and In-Person tours throughout the fall.

Transitional Kindergarten: 16

Kindergarten: Viewpoint's Kindergarten classrooms are each led by one lead teacher and one assistant teacher with 16-18 children in a classroom.

Sixth Grade: 25-35

Seventh Grade: 25-35

Ninth Grade: 25-35

Other Grades: A handful of spaces are typically available in Grades 1- 5, 8, and 10- 12. Contact the Office of Admission for more information.

No, at this time they are optional. Students applying to Grades 5-12 have the option to sit for a standardized test—either the ISEE or the SSAT. Test scores only represent one component of the application process. The admission committee always considers the whole application file (including a student’s report card, interview, application, teacher recommendations) in order to get the fullest picture of a student.

Yes. A family meeting is required for all applicants to the school. Both parents and the child should be present. Students applying to Grades 6-12 are also interviewed individually. 

The Character Skills Snapshot is a required component of the application process for students applying to Grades 6-12.

We know that your child is much more than just test scores and grades in an application folder.  Those are important, but they tell us only part of who your child is.  The Character Skills Snapshot (CSS) helps us to know your child better from multiple angles beyond grades and scores.

You may be considering Viewpoint because you are seeking an education that prizes and develops not only academic excellence, but also character, values and social-emotional growth. To that end, the Snapshot provides an opportunity for us to explore the ways in which Viewpoint’s community might enrich and benefit from your child’s intellectual curiosity, teamwork, initiative, responsibility, resilience, open mindedness, and social awareness.

How much does it cost?
The cost of the Character Skills Snapshot is $40. Financial Aid applicants will receive a fee waiver code via email. 

If you have questions about the fee waiver, please contact Patrick LaBo at patrick.labo@viewpoint.org.

 What’s involved in taking it?
Your child takes the Snapshot at home, online, at any time that’s convenient for them.  It’s about 20 minutes long. The Snapshot is accessed via a link provided to the parents upon registering.

How can I learn more? 
Click here for answers to commonly asked questions about the CSS.

Viewpoint offers financial aid to qualified applicants, emphasizing those in the higher grades first, and making awards at the lower grades when possible.  At this time, there is no financial aid available for the Transitional Kindergarten (TK).   Click on Financial Aid for detailed information on the Financial Aid application process.

Students in Grades K-8 wear uniforms provided by Dennis Uniforms. Students in Grades 9-12 follow a dress code. Students in TK do not wear uniforms, but rather, appropriate play-based attire in school colors.

www.iseetest.org. (Viewpoint’s school code is 050423).  
www.ssat.org (Viewpoint’s school code is 7940).

Yes! Viewpoint offers a robust bus transportation program for an additional fee. You can find more information about transportation by clicking here

Yes! The talented chefs from SAGE have transformed lunchtime at Viewpoint School into a daily culinary adventure. Our students are treated to real food, cooked from scratch. SAGE`s seasonal menus are custom designed for us, reflecting the students` preferences as well as the fresh products available in the market. SAGE`s registered dietitians review and approve each menu to ensure that it offers a wide variety of nutritious choices. Click here for more information.

Viewpoint is a day school with no boarding facilities, and we do not undertake to place international students in homestay programs.

We strongly prefer that students from abroad — if they are not living with their own family — reside with relatives or friends in the area who have a vested interest in their well-being.

Viewpoint School is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students. *Please note: International students requiring F-1 Visas are not eligible to apply for the TK program. Families of international students considering Viewpoint should keep the following points in mind:

Viewpoint is a day school with no boarding facilities, and we do not undertake to place international students in homestay programs.

Viewpoint does not offer ESL courses. Non-native speakers of English must demonstrate excellent verbal and written English.
We strongly prefer that students from abroad — if they are not living with their own family — reside with relatives or friends in the area who have a vested interest in their well-being.

In the admission process, we prefer in-person meetings with the applicant and parents. 

International Applicants to Grades 6-12 Requiring F-1 Visas: SSAT or ISEE

Applicants to Grades 6-12 requiring F-1 Visas are encouraged to take either the ISEE or SSAT. 

For more information about testing options and locations for the ISEE and SSAT, click the links below.  

www.iseetest.org. (Viewpoint’s school code is 050423).  

www.ssat.org (Viewpoint’s school code is 7940).

We consider scores from either exam equally. Additionally, students may sit for these tests more than once if they like. They can also sit for both if they wish. 

Viewpoint School is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students. A small number of international students study at Viewpoint, and we are able to issue I-20s for international students. *Please note: international students requiring F-1 Visas are not eligible to apply for the TK program.