Student Shadow Visits

Student Shadow Visits

As part of the inquiry/application process, your student will spend a day at Northwest Academy visiting academic and elective classes with a host student. It’s a great way for students to get to know the school from the inside!

Schedule your shadow day online via the admissions portal, or by contacting us at admissions@nwacademy.org. Please note, as the application deadline approaches, it may be necessary to schedule your shadow day via email or phone.  If you are not able to see any available shadow dates in the online calendar, please contact us. 

On the day of the visit, your student will attend classes with their host for a full day (9:00 AM – 3:50 PM).  We will do our best to match your student with a host who has similar interests or a schedule that suits your student’s interests.  When scheduling the visit, please provide any information that you think we should consider.

Already got your visit scheduled?  Here is a permission slip to bring on your student’s visit.  We’ll email you a few days in advance of the shadow day with more information.  Have a great visit!

  • Small Class Size

    Northwest Academy commitment to small classes and access to faculty help students succeed at high levels.

    Small Class Size
    Classes average 15 students per class

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    It’s how we teach. And how they learn.

    Find Out Why Northwest Academy Students Thrive.

  • You Are More Than Just a Test Score or a Grade Point Average.

    Our admissions process is designed to help us get to know each student through a classroom visit, the student’s written work, and entrance exams written and evaluated by our teachers.

    You Are More Than Just a Test Score or a Grade Point Average.

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    Middle school students are capable of far more rigorous work than they often experience