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Curious about Fairmont Schools Anaheim Hills? Explore our FAQs for quick answers to your questions. Still want to know more? Our team is ready to help you every step of the way. Our team is ready to help you every step of the way.
To apply, simply visit our Application Process page, where you’ll find step-by-step instructions on how to complete and submit your application.
Yes. All Fairmont Schools campuses in California are accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and by Cognia. Fairmont is also a proud member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).
Fairmont welcomes applications from all students.
For Preschool and Pre-K, applicants must complete a preschool packet and the Fairmont admissions assessment.
For Pre-K through Grade 8, applicants must submit two years of report cards, a copy of their birth certificate or passport, immunization records, standardized test scores, and teacher recommendations (Math and English for Middle School).
For Grades 9–12, applicants must submit two years of report cards, a copy of their birth certificate or passport, standardized test results from the past two years, Math and English teacher recommendations, a Consent to Release School Records form, and complete both the Fairmont admissions assessment and a shadow day experience.
Yes. For Preschool through Grade 8, students take an assessment scheduled individually by the Admissions Director. For High School, Fairmont does not require a formal entrance exam. Instead, admissions decisions are based on report cards, standardized test results, teacher recommendations, and an on-campus interview.
Yes. All Fairmont students are required to wear school uniforms, which can be purchased through our approved uniform provider.
Once Fairmont receives your application and all checklist items are completed, your application will go to the Admissions Committee of your campus of choice. You will be notified of the enrollment decision via email or phone call within one to two weeks, often sooner. Each campus will review applications until all spots have been filled.
Visit our Application Process page and follow the step-by-step instructions. Our AHC Admissions team will guide you through every stage.
Applicants submit:
A campus tour is strongly encouraged so families can fully experience our community.
Yes. Preschool–8th grade applicants complete an admissions assessment scheduled individually with our AHC Admissions Director. This helps us understand your child as a learner and ensure we can support them effectively.
AHC offers rolling admission. Applications are reviewed as they are received, and acceptances are issued as space allows. Early application is recommended, as certain grade levels fill quickly.
Once all checklist items are completed, the AHC Admissions Committee reviews your child’s file. Most families receive a decision within one to two weeks, often sooner.
Tuition varies by grade level. Please refer to our Tuition & Fees page for details specific to the Anaheim Hills Campus.
Yes. Need-based financial assistance is available for qualifying families. Contact facommittee@fairmontschools.com for more information.
Application and enrollment fees are listed on our Tuition page.
Yes. Our campus is accredited by WASC and Cognia, and we are members of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).
Yes. AHC students wear school uniforms to promote community, reduce distractions, and support a focused learning environment. Uniforms are purchased through our approved vendor.
Yes. Fresh, healthy meals are available daily through our food service partner. Families may pre-load funds and view monthly menus online.
Yes. At our Preschool in Anaheim Hills, students must be fully potty trained and independent in the restroom.
AHC offers robust programs in arts, athletics, STEM, performing arts, competitive robotics, MathCounts, Science Olympiad, Debate, Model United Nations, and a wide range of after-school activities and clubs.
Schedule a personal tour through our Inquiry Form or contact the AHC Admissions Office directly. Tours are available year-round.
Yes. Shadow days provide an authentic look at our classrooms, teachers, and school culture. Your Admissions Director will assist with scheduling.
AHC is the largest Fairmont PS–8 campus, known for its strong academic growth, exceptional Middle School experience, vibrant arts and athletics, competitive STEM programs, and a Belong–Learn–Thrive culture where students are known as individuals. Families value our balance of warmth, structure, and high expectations.
Through intentional onboarding, peer mentoring, teacher check-ins, SEL support, and a welcoming culture where students are quickly known and included. New students are integrated smoothly into classrooms and routines.
We maintain small, intentionally balanced class sizes that allow teachers to provide personalized attention and ensure meaningful participation.
Our students engage in:
Our graduates attend a range of exceptional high schools across Orange County. Families choose Fairmont Prep, local independent schools, parochial schools, and competitive public programs. AHC students are known for being well-prepared academically, socially, and emotionally.
Yes. AHC is a welcoming, inclusive community where students are known as individuals and supported at every stage of development - from Preschool through Grade 8. We intentionally cultivate a culture rooted in respect, curiosity, and kindness, helping students learn how to collaborate, listen, and form healthy relationships. Teachers actively support social growth, partner closely with families, and ensure students feel confident, challenged, and connected as they grow.
At AHC, challenge and well-being are deeply connected. At our private school in Anaheim, California, students are held to clear academic and behavioral expectations while being supported with strong relationships, consistent feedback, and explicit skill-building. Social-emotional learning is woven into daily classroom practice and Middle School programming, helping students develop organization, resilience, self-advocacy, and healthy coping strategies. When challenges arise, we respond early and collaboratively, focusing on growth rather than pressure.
Social growth is intentionally taught and scaffolded from Preschool through Grade 8. Younger students learn sharing, empathy, and communication through guided practice, while older students develop conflict resolution, perspective-taking, and reflection skills. Teachers model respectful communication, intervene early, and support students in repairing relationships and learning from mistakes. Families are engaged as partners throughout. By the time students leave AHC, they have the confidence and social intelligence needed to thrive in school - and beyond.
