FAQ

No. Campbell Hall does not track campus visits or contact to measure demonstrated interest. While families are warmly welcome to attend admissions events throughout the season, attendance is completely optional and does not impact application evaluations.

Your application is complete once the family interview, required testing, and all paperwork are received. Applicants can monitor progress via the online application portal.

Campbell Hall’s primary entry points are Kindergarten, 6th grade, 7th grade, and 9th grade. Typical annual enrollment openings include:

Yes. The Campbell Hall Financial Aid Program provides need-based financial aid to admitted families that qualify. Detailed eligibility requirements and application timelines can be found on our website's Tuition + Financial Aid page.

No. Campbell Hall does not offer scholarships at this time. All institutional funding is allocated through our need-based financial aid program.

No. Campbell Hall is an Episcopal school that warmly welcomes families of all faiths, backgrounds, and religious traditions. Our community thrives on spiritual diversity, and we actively embrace students and families from a wide variety of religious and non-religious backgrounds to create a deeply inclusive learning environment.

No. You do not need to submit an admissions application to attend Campbell Hall open houses or campus tours. We welcome all prospective families to visit our community, explore our campus, and attend our admissions events at any stage of their school search. If your schedule allows, we highly recommend attending a tour or open house before you submit your formal application.

While it is not required, if your child has taken the ISEE (Independent School Entrance Exam) please submit those results. Campbell Hall’s School Code is 052133. Applicants who have not taken the ISEE should submit the results of the SSAT, HSPT, CTP, or any other standardized exam from the past calendar year.

Campbell Hall seeks to admit well-rounded students who show the potential to be academically successful and who are eager to actively participate in and contribute to Campbell Hall's diverse array of activities. We look for families who will enthusiastically embrace and support the school’s mission, philosophy, and policies, while actively engaging as collaborative partners in our community life.

Campbell Hall admissions decisions for all applicants (Grades K-12) are sent directly via email. To help your family plan ahead, please keep these key timeline dates in mind:

• Decision Notification Date: Letters will be emailed on March 12, 2027.
• Family Response Deadline: Enrolling families must submit their formal response by noon on March 19, 2027.

Campbell Hall maintains a mindful, focus-centered environment by limiting digital distractions during the school day. Our mobile device policies are tailored by school division to best support our students' growth:

• Elementary & Middle School: Both campuses remain completely phone-free. If a student brings a mobile device to school, it must be turned off and stored securely in their backpack or locker throughout the entire school day.
• High School: Students are required to install The Commons App on their personal devices. This application helps students manage distractions on campus while fully respecting their data privacy and ensuring they can still make essential calls or texts if a need arises.

Campbell Hall is a community dedicated to honoring the diversity of the human experience and ensuring a safe, inclusive environment for all identities. We look at diversity as an ongoing commitment that shapes our daily campus life. For deeper insight into our community demographics, identity-based student and family organizations, policies,and inclusive curriculum, please explore our dedicated Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice page.

Yes. Students in Kindergarten through 12th grade wear school uniforms to help foster a focused and cohesive community.

• Elementary School (K–6): Uniforms are worn Monday through Friday, with special free-dress days occasionally designated by our Student Council. In 6th grade, students enjoy a free-dress day on the last Friday of every month.
• Middle & High School (7–12): Uniforms are worn Monday through Thursday, with campus-wide free-dress privileges every Friday.

Elementary School (Grades K–6)

Middle School and High School (Grades 7–12)

• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:50 AM – 3:40 PM
• Wednesday (Late Start): 9:30 AM – 3:40 PM

Yes. Campbell Hall offers several neighborhood bus routes to help make commuting more convenient and sustainable for our families. We currently provide regional transit service to and from a variety of areas, including:

• Culver City
• Hancock Park
• Pasadena
• West San Fernando Valley

For full schedule details, pricing, and specific stop locations, please visit our dedicated Bus Transportation page.

Yes. Campbell Hall provides supervised morning and afternoon childcare, alongside a variety of after-school enrichment programs designed to support student growth in a safe, nurturing environment.

• Daily Childcare Hours: Free morning supervision is available from 7:30 AM – 8:25 AM, and extended afternoon care is provided until 5:30 PM for a fee.
• After-School Enrichment Offerings: Students can participate in after-school classes that include Dance, Instrumental Music, Elementary Theater, Mindfulness, Renaissance Kids, Tennis, Engineering, Athletics Skills, and more. 

Chapel is a cornerstone of community life at Campbell Hall, reflecting our commitment to spiritual development. Through services that honor holy days from a wide range of the world’s religious faiths, student performances and presentations, and thoughtful discussions that explore questions of the heart and mind, Chapel creates a welcoming space where students of all backgrounds can discover, reflect on, and celebrate their identities together.

Yes. We warmly welcome prospective families to experience Chapel firsthand during the admissions season.

Campbell Hall deeply values the partnership of our families, and our active Parents’ Association (PA) serves as an essential pillar of our school life. The PA relies on dedicated volunteers to support a wide variety of programs and activities, including hospitality for new and prospective families, community outreach and service, fundraising, special events, and more.

We also welcome extended family members to participate through our Grandparents’ Committee, which enables grandparents to be an active part of their grandchildren’s school lives while forging meaningful friendships of their own.

To explore the many ways you can share your time and talents with our community, please visit our Parents' Association page.