As a parent, you want more for your student. More educational opportunities. More uplifting friendships. More direction for their future. More time with God.
More of all the right things.
A high school education at San Antonio Christian School can help. We offer a rigorous, college-prep education, a solid biblical foundation, and all the athletics, fine arts, and clubs your student needs to explore their God-given talents.
Families like yours want the Christian faith and values they teach at home to be reinforced at school. Your student will grow in independence these next few years. They will navigate some pretty complex choices and need to stand firm in a culture that will challenge them to compromise their convictions.
At SACS, we have an immersive biblical worldview where Christianity is lived out and applied to every subject, every program, and every event. That means student athletes regularly pray with local law enforcement officers, and our award-winning theater program invites children in the foster care system to see shows and share meals with our students. We also offer students opportunities to serve on domestic and international missions trips.
Working with the Council on Educational Standards and Accountability and the Association of Christian Schools International, our curriculum draws out the best in each student. We personalize education by offering AP courses and dual credit for students who want to level up their academics — and by giving academic support and tutoring where needed. With each grade level, more analytical thinking is required so that students are ready for college and careers.
If your high schooler is interested in the arts, we have talented teachers who lead robust programs in music, theater, visual, and digital arts. Plus, we offer 13 competitive sports and numerous clubs and programs for students to practice their leadership skills and dive deeper into their interests. Your student might enjoy plugging into our on-campus 4H program, exploring cybersecurity in CyberPatriot, practicing extreme knitting, or serving in Worship Arts.
High school is a critical season for learning about career path possibilities. That’s why we created Interim Week, a whole week set aside to allow our high schoolers to explore vocational interests, non-traditional learning opportunities, and internships. Every year, we partner with local businesses and nonprofits that welcome our students, introduce them to real-world jobs, and discuss the importance of preparation.
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Besides offering outstanding academics and enrichment opportunities, our academic advisors meet one-on-one with your student to prayerfully select classes, prepare for testing, and begin researching colleges and careers.
Your student will work with academic advisors to plan courses and stay on track to prepare for college and beyond. Your family will begin to learn about college fairs, college lunch visits, college-prep testing, and more. The PSAT is offered in the fall.
You and your student will continue to research colleges and careers and they will begin begin taking self-discovery and character assessment tests to help determine the best path. The PSAT is offered in the fall.
Your student starts attending workshops on college essays, recommendation letters, and college applications. The PSAT/NMSQT is offered in the fall, and the SAT (optional) is offered in the spring.
As a senior, your student will benefit from individual assistance with college applications, workshops on scholarships and financial aid, and college-ready checklists. The SAT (optional) is offered in the fall.
In the past five years, our graduates have attended more than 75 prestigious colleges and universities, from Abilene Christian University to West Point.
At SACS, we use modern safety protocols - such as surveillance cameras and multiple armed security guards experienced in law enforcement and or military training - to provide a secure physical environment, but we also focus on emotional safety. For example, our Student Honor Code sets expectations for how our high schoolers treat each other and engage with adults. We have a trained, professional counselor available for students who need focused support, and each grade level has a designated Leader and Co-leader who proactively track each student’s academic, spiritual, and social growth. These leaders support student development and provide help early when needed.