Collegiate Academy FAQs

No, all students who are admitted to the Collegiate Academy will transfer their enrollment to the Academy.  They will be full time students at the Keller Collegiate Academy.  

All students follow similar coursework in their 9th grade year. Students will not have to choose a specific pathway until the end of their 10th grade year.   

Yes!  Please email the Academy counselor, Jamie Ortega, to set up a meeting.   

Applications are due by midnight, February 2nd, 2024.  We will reopen applications after spring break depending on space in each grade level.

Students will receive both a high school and college GPA.  High school GPAs will be calculated per Keller ISD policy.  

Absolutely!  We will be a stand-alone high school and will be hosting many of the same events as the other Keller ISD high schools.  

We do not offer UIL fine arts or athletics at the Academy.  We do, however, offer art programs, orchestra through TCC, and theater through TCC.  We plan to offer UIL Academics in 2024.  Students will transfer their enrollment to the Academy, and will not be able to go back to their home campus for fine arts or athletics.  However, there will be many clubs and organizations students can join to stay connected.  

Transportation to and from the Collegiate Academy will be provided by Keller ISD.  

Yes.  Most students enter in their 9th grade year.  If you are interested in applying to KCA as a 10th or 11th grader, please reach out with questions at 817-744-3800. 

The start and end times will be consistent with the other high schools in Keller ISD. However, the class bell schedule will be unique to this campus.  When students begin upper level courses and clinicals in their 11th grade year, the school day and hours will vary by student.  

Keller ISD Collegiate Academy will be a secondary campus open to ALL students across Keller ISD through an application process.

Keller Collegiate Academy:

• Stand alone campus where students will attend full time.  Both high school and college courses will be taught here.   
• Focus on early college high school concept, giving students opportunity to earn 60+ hours of college credit.  Students will also have the opportunity to apply to TCC’s selective admission programs and complete the program with a certification in RN, LVN, or Surgical Technologist. 

 KCAL:

• Campus where students travel to and from their home campus.
• Students have the opportunity to earn industry certifications in several fields of study, not limited to healthcare. 
• Not an early college high school concept, so there are fewer opportunities for college credit.