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Mission Statement: Abundant Life Christian School's mission is to develop students who are committed disciples of Jesus Christ through an excellent, comprehensive, Biblically-integrated educational program.
Advanced Physics and Chemistry, AP Calculus, AP English Language & Composition, AP English Literature & Composition, AP European History, AP US Government, AP US History
Club or Organization: ACT-ALCS Challenges Trafficking, Bible Study, Book Club, Drama Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Sign Crew, Student Ambassadors, Student Council
Arts and Music Programs: Chapel Tech Team, Drama productions, Solo & Ensemble Opportunities, Worship Team
School Notes
Abundant Life Christian School History - Abundant Life
Christian Schoolwas founded in 1978 as a community Christian
school. Our first graduating class was in 1985. ALCS was
specifically organized to offer students academic excellence in a
Christ-focused context. ALCS offers grades Kindergarten through
12th grade.
Students - Approximately 180 families from some 50
different churches in the greater Dane County area including
metropolitan Madison and its surrounding communities are
represented in the student body. ALCS has a wide range of
racial/ethnic and socio-economic diversity within our student
body.
School Environment - ALCS offers large-school opportunities in
a small-school setting. With smaller class sizes, a warm and
respectful atmosphere, and a student body representing a wide
variety of different area churches, there is a familiar face around
every corner.
Campus - Our modern facility offers up-to-date classrooms, a
library media center, science & two computer labs, an art room,
band and music rooms, two gymnasiums, and a recently renovated
weight room. The 28-acre campus provides ample space for
athletic fields, play areas, and available parking.
Parents - ALCS nurtures the relationship between parent, child,
and school. Parent involvement is welcomed and
encouraged.We offer Family Portal, a secure intranet
allowing parents web-based access to their student`s information
and progress. Family Portal allows families to manage their
child`s personal information and emergency contacts as well as
providing access to schedules, grades, and progress reports.
Family Portal allows parents to monitor their family`s lunch
account as well as classroom web pages where teachers can post
announcements, homework reminders, and other student/parent
resources.
Faculty - Faculty members hold degrees at both undergraduate
and graduate levels and are committed to providing quality
Christian education.
How much does Abundant Life Christian School cost?
Abundant Life Christian School's tuition is approximately $9,095 for private students.
What sports does Abundant Life Christian School offer?
Abundant Life Christian School offers 8 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Cross Country, Flag Football, Football, Golf, Soccer, Track and Field and Volleyball. Abundant Life Christian School is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in Wisconsin for most sports offered.
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