Upper Columbia Academy Registrations Are Good!
July 15, 2020
Upper Columbia Academy is accepting applications for the 2020-2021 school year.
Over 50 new students have already been accepted for next school year at Upper Columbia Academy! Most of these students are within a few hours’ drive, but several others are from a greater distance. Another 25 students are in the process of completing their applications for 2020-2021. Praise God for His blessings!
If you are interested in applying to UCA—or know of someone else who may be interested in a dynamic, spiritual, academic, healthy school environment—use this link to find out more information: www.ucaa.org
To apply, follow the link to UCA’s website and select “Apply Now!”
For more information please contact Donivan Andregg at (509)-245-3680 or donivan.andregg@ucaa.org
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