Experience the Difference
At ACCS, service isn’t something extra—it’s central to who we are. We believe faith becomes strongest when it’s lived out, so students are encouraged to look beyond themselves and see the needs of others. Through local service projects, mission trips, and everyday acts of kindness, our students learn what it means to lead with compassion, humility, and purpose.
Royals service projects and initiatives exist to equip students, parents and staff to love God by loving others. We serve because it draws us closer to understanding the life of Jesus and shares the love of Christ with others. To serve is to turn away from one’s own desires and see the needs of others with compassion, grace and humility. To serve with others grows each person’s ability to work as a team and pursue unity for Christ’s name’s sake, not one’s own. These are the hopeful outcomes of being Royals who serve.
Annually, ACCS partners with Praying Pelicans Missions, to experience ministry in Puerto Rico, working alongside local church leaders to serve and learn in PR. Each fall students attend S.E.W (Spiritual Emphasis Week) for three day -- this is like Bible camp with all your classmates, K-12. Each day student particate in local outreach and service projects to connect their learning to real life experiences.
Seasons of Growth
Each season offers new opportunities for students to grow in creativity, confidence, and character as they use their gifts to honor God.
Seasonally
- Field Trips
- On-Campus Projects
Year-long
- Student Advisory Team (SAT)
- Love All. Serve All. (LASA)
- Mentor Minutes
Learn.
Love.
Lead.
Come Grow With Us
Investing in your child's education is worth it.
Did you know a student spends approximately 15,500 hours in school from grades K-12. That's thousands of hours of being infused with Christ's love, biblical principals and foundational learning that aligns with your family's values. The investment is worth it!
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ACCS admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.