Credentialing
Accredited by ACSI
Accreditation means an outside organization inspects the school and confirms it does what it says it does. Ours comes from the Association of Christian Schools International — ACSI for short — and we earned it in 2015, the same semester we moved into our current building.
Why it matters
What accreditation means for your family
In plain terms: your child's report cards and records count somewhere else. If you move, or when your child goes on to high school, another school will accept the work done here instead of making your child repeat it or start over.
Credits transfer
Coursework and transcripts from an accredited school are recognized by the high schools and other schools your child transfers into.
Outside review
We are examined by a visiting team of educators, not just by ourselves. Findings become required action.
Real accountability
Accreditation can be delayed or withdrawn. Keeping it means meeting standards every single year.
The standards
Six areas we're measured on
Philosophy & foundations
A clear Christian philosophy of education that actually shapes curriculum, discipline, and hiring.
Governance & leadership
A functioning board, defined policies, and administrators qualified for their roles.
Instructional program
Written curriculum with measurable outcomes, reviewed and revised on a schedule.
Personnel
Credentialed, background-checked faculty with ongoing professional development.
Student services & safety
Health, safety, and support systems appropriate to every age we serve.
Continuous improvement
A written school improvement plan with annual progress reporting to ACSI.
The cycle
How the review process works
Self-study
Faculty and board document practice against every ACSI standard.
Visiting team
Outside Christian educators spend days on campus verifying it.
Award & term
Accreditation is granted for a multi-year term with required follow-up.
Annual reports
We report progress on our school improvement plan each year.
Reaffirmation
The full cycle repeats — accreditation is never permanent.
Want the documentation?
Families and transferring schools may request our current accreditation certificate, term dates, and school improvement plan summary from the office.