Accreditation

Abeka Academy credits on the basis of its accreditation through FACCS. They are also a member of the Association of Christian Schools, International (ACSI). Its courses have been approved for NCAA scholarship eligibility, as well, and its students have been accepted into many colleges across the United States. For an additional annual fee, parents have the option to enroll their child to be under the Abeka accreditation program. Our school follows the very same strict guideline that is approved by their program.

Accreditation by a stated governmental agency is an administrative mechanism designed as an attempt to attain uniform education for all children in government schools. It was established as a governmental means of causing local public school districts to meet what the state educational agencies determined to be minimum academic and facility standards for government schools. Accreditation teams, therefore, investigate and approve or disapprove facilities and curriculum in educational institutions according to the criteria developed by secular educational administrators who may not be Christian, nor have a Christian philosophy of education.

Accreditation of a private Christian school is not necessary for a graduate of that school to enroll in a college or university. Registrars of such institutions are interested in the academic merits of individual students, not in the name of their school graduation. Thus, they evaluate each applicant's academic aptitude through nationally standardized tests. This school does not seek accreditation by any outside educational institution, but does endeavor to provide the highest possible academic program.