How do families afford a KVA education?

KVA has partnered with families for nearly 60 years, and this high-end educational experience is now more affordable than ever before. With the NC Opportunity Scholarship, families can enroll their child for as little as $35/month. Click here to see what this might look like for you and your family.

Is KVA Accredited?

KVA is accredited by Cognia, an internationally recognized accrediting body, and has been for over 50 years. In 2025, the Early Learning Center earned their own separate accreditation, becoming the only accredited site in the region. Click here to read the full press release.

What ages & Grade Levels Does KVA Serve?

KVA serves students beginning at the young age of 18 months old, guiding them all the way throughout their senior year in high school, and accompanying them through the college search and application process. Click here to learn more about our academic programs.

Is KVA affiliated with any professional organizations?

KVA is affiliated with the North Carolina Association of Independent Schools (NCAIS). This organization is comprised of the top 10% of independent schools in the state, providing support, professional development, and critical relationships across the state.

What is the student-to-teacher ratio at KVA?

At Kerr-Vance Academy, we are intentionally small, maintaining a low student-to-teacher ratio to ensure personalized attention and support for every student, enhancing both academic success and individual growth. Most class sizes average 12-15 students. Click here to learn more about who we are and what is important to us.

How do I apply and get my child enrolled?

Our application process is easy. In fact, to get started, all we need you to do is complete this simple form and we will accompany you from there. We value the partnership between home and school, and this starts during your campus tour and interview with school leadership. Click here to view our admissions process.