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Page combines more than a century of tradition with a personalized approach to learning. In the elementary and middle school grades the arts are how the academics are taught, so students learn core subjects directly and then apply them by building, writing, and performing, with small class sizes and a family that has led the school for four generations.

Our Costa Mesa campus serves children from infancy through 8th grade, and our Hancock Park campus in Los Angeles serves children from age 2 through 8th grade.

Our Costa Mesa campus is at 657 Victoria St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627, and our Hancock Park campus is at 565 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, in Larchmont Village.

Students take part in musical theatre productions, the Invention Convention, service learning, field studies like our California Missions trips, writing competitions, and a school-wide Explore Our World project, along with art, music, P.E., technology, and language.

We focus on critical thinking, creativity, and confidence alongside strong academics. Middle school students do sophisticated research, present their work, and take on leadership roles, and our graduates have gone on to high schools such as Mater Dei and Sage Hill.

You can request a private tour of either campus online, or call our Costa Mesa office at (949) 642-0411 or our Hancock Park office at (323) 463-5118. More answers are on our questions and answers page.

Our Hancock Park campus serves children from age 2 through 8th grade, with preschool, junior kindergarten, elementary, and middle school programs all on one campus.

The campus is at 565 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, in Larchmont Village. You can reach the main office at (323) 463-5118.

The campus is close to Hancock Park, Windsor Square, Koreatown, Mid-Wilshire, and Hollywood.

Tuition depends on your child's program and grade, and you'll find this year's rates for every Hancock Park program on our tuition and fees page.

Elementary school at our Hancock Park campus serves kindergarten through 5th grade, and students can continue into middle school on the same campus.

Tuition for kindergarten through 8th grade at our Hancock Park campus is $27,760 per year for the 2025-2026 school year.

Middle school at our Hancock Park campus serves 6th through 8th grade.

Tuition for kindergarten through 8th grade at our Hancock Park campus is $27,760 per year for the 2025-2026 school year.

Our Hancock Park campus welcomes children from age 2. Infant and toddler care are offered at our Costa Mesa campus.

Our Hancock Park campus is at 565 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, in Larchmont Village.

For the 2025-2026 school year, early childhood tuition at our Hancock Park campus is $2,060 per month, and junior kindergarten is $2,060 per month.

It means the arts are part of how core subjects are taught. Students get direct instruction in reading, writing, and math, and then they apply it by building, writing, designing, and performing. You can read more about arts integration at Page.

Elementary school runs through 5th grade, with our Costa Mesa campus beginning at transitional kindergarten and our Hancock Park campus beginning at kindergarten.

Our teachers pride themselves on consistent and thoughtful communication, and they're in touch with each family in person and by email.

Classrooms have interactive SMARTBoards, students have their own tablets, and they get opportunities to use 3D printers, design software, and other tools that build skills for the future.

Yes, students in transitional kindergarten through 8th grade wear the school uniform, which can be ordered through the front office. On occasional theme days, students can dress for the theme instead.

Every core subject is taught directly, and then students apply it through creative work such as original scenes, staged performances, designs, and working prototypes. You can read more about arts integration at Page.

Middle school serves 6th through 8th grade at both our Costa Mesa and Hancock Park campuses.

Yes, once a student is admitted, the school issues a Form I-20. Students transferring from another school in the United States should contact our admissions office to complete a transfer Form I-20.

Recent graduates have gone on to high schools such as Mater Dei and Sage Hill, and over the past decade our graduates have attended some of the best high schools in the state.

Our middle school teachers know each student well, and the research, writing, and presentation skills students build at Page carry directly into the high school application process. Ask our admissions team about how the transition works when you visit.

Page Academy goes through 8th grade at both our Costa Mesa and Hancock Park campuses.

It means the arts are part of how core subjects are taught. Students get direct instruction in reading, writing, math, science, and history, and then they apply what they've learned by building, writing, designing, and performing.

Yes, reading, writing, and math are taught explicitly in real classes at every grade, and the creative application comes after the instruction.

Page isn't a performing arts school, it's a private school with a full academic program where the arts are used to teach and apply the core subjects.

Students don't need any arts background to join Page, because the creative work is part of the regular school day and it's taught step by step at each grade level.

Arts integration runs through the elementary and middle school grades, and the early childhood program prepares children for it with play-based, hands-on learning.

We're looking for mission-aligned students and families with a variety of backgrounds and talents, who'll contribute to the Page community through their academic achievement, creative talents, athletic abilities, positive social behavior, and participation in the school's programs.

The process involves a review of school transcripts, administrative and teacher recommendations, a parent interview for all elementary and middle school applicants, and a student interview for students in grades 6 through 8.

Page Academy prides itself on offering small class sizes and giving its students plenty of personal attention. Our admissions team can tell you about the class your child would join when you visit.

Once you're admitted, the school will issue a Form I-20, which permits a student to attend Page Academy until graduation. If you're transferring from another school within the United States, please contact our admissions office to complete a transfer Form I-20.

Tuition depends on your child's program and campus, and you'll find this year's rates on our tuition and fees page.

You can call our Costa Mesa office at (949) 642-0411 or our Hancock Park office at (323) 463-5118, and you can also ask during your private tour.