THE MISSION
Abbeville Christian Academy was created to provide a Christian environment in which to develop well-educated, well- disciplined students with positive self-esteem, a sense of fair play, and the leadership skills needed for the 21st century. We seek to develop students’ character, spiritual values, intellect, patriotism, leadership and individuality. Parental support and participation are vital to our success.
THE SCHOOL
Abbeville Christian Academy (ACA) is a coeducational independent college preparatory school of approximately 265 students in grades K2 – 12. It is governed by an elected Board of Directors of 12, whose members represent the various constituencies of the school as well as the community. is an independent, non-profit, Christian based school that admits students of all races, nationalities, creeds and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Mission Statement
The mission of Abbeville Christian Academy is to provide a Christian environment in which to develop well-educated, well-disciplined students with positive self-esteem, a sense of fair play, and the leadership skills needed for the 21st century.

Motto
As a student at ACA, I will strive to be honest in thought and deed; to be friendly and helpful to schoolmates and teachers; to promote clean, wholesome thought and speech; to take care of school property; to encourage and foster proper conduct at all school activities; to maintain a Christian attitude in my dealings with others; to work toward making school a pleasant place in which to prepare myself for life.

Keys to Success
provides everything a student needs to be successful in school and in life. Our Christian based eduation gives students the foundation on which they can lead productive, fulfilling lives, whether that be in a post-secondary education system or in their work environment.

ACCREDITATION, MEMBERSHIPS, & AWARDS
is a member or holds an accreditation status with the following organizations; (AISA) Alabama Independent School Association, AdvancED, the College Board, The American College Testing Program, The National Beta Club, Spanish National Honor Society, National Association of Secondary School Principals, and Abbeville Chamber of Commerce.
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won the AISA President’s Award in 2000-01, 2006-07, 2008-09, 2009-10, and 2010-11. This award recognizes the “Best” (academics, arts, and activities) in the respective classifications. In addition, won the Chairman’s Award for the AISA Class A “Best” overall athletic program in 2002 and most currently in 2016. The school continues to maintain a level of excellence as demonstrated by the attainment of “Blue Ribbon School” for 16 consecutive years (2001-2016). This classification is given by the AISA to schools that maintain a high level of excellence in the areas of student and teacher performance, facilities, student life, and community life. 2011-2013 the “AISA Teacher of the Year” was one of the excellent teachers from ACA. In the 1A Athletics Division, won back to back state champions in football in 2014 and 2015. In 2015-16 earned a “triple crown” in all three sports – boys football, basketball, and baseball.









CURRICULUM
As expected of a college preparatory school, provides a curriculum that is rigorous, yet attainable: one that prepares a student for continued education beyond ACA. Two Advanced Placement courses are offered for secondary students as well as “Honors” courses such as Human Anatomy & Physiology, Physics, Chemistry, Calculus, and Pre-Calculus. Secondary students may also participate in the “dual enrollment” program with Troy University or Wallace Community College. The ABEKA Math and Science program of instruction is used in grades K-6th. The ABEKA program is used for the language arts program for grade K4 – 6th grade.
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K-2nd grade students are in self contained classrooms; students in grades 3rd through 6th move to a departmental partnered teacher. All classes follow the ABEKA curriculum and meet the Alabama State Course of Study for the various levels. These are followed as a minimum, with teachers adding and strengthening the curriculum with approved outside information and programs to bridge gaps in curriculum. Students participate in a foreign language (Spanish) ABEKA curriculum that begins in the lower grades (K-6) on alternating days and culminates with Spanish I as a freshman and Spanish II as a sophomore of the upper school.
ELECTIVES & ENRICHMENT
● Art Appreciation -Art I and Art II
● Bible -Comparative Religions, Hermeneutics, Apologetics
● Career Preparation Courses -Poultry Science, Horticulture, Turf Management, Construction Management
● College Preparation -Dual Enrollment Psychology, DE Speech, DE History 202. AP English, AP Physics, AP Chemistry
● Computer skills-Keyboarding, Programming, Graphic Design
● Journalism and Yearbook -The General New, Yearbook Design
● Study Skills -A.C.T. Preparation, Time Management Study Hall

Faculty
Although there are numerous reasons why Abbeville Christian Academy is special, our instructors and staff are the most notable.
The Abbeville Christian Academy faculty and staff are all mission-minded and work everyday to instill confidence and maximize potential in our learning different students. Their commitment often goes beyond the classroom with many team members spearheading community activities such as serving as coaches, club sponsors and supporting school-wide events. Our teachers are dedicated, multi-talented individuals who share the mission of providing academic excellence within a Christian environment. Teaching is a responsibility they take very seriously. The quality of instruction they provide is unsurpassed.
