What does ABCA mean in ACADEMIC & SCIENCE

ABCA stands for Auburn Baptist Christian Academy. It is an independent K-12 college preparatory school committed to providing quality instruction in a safe and nurturing Christian environment.

ABCA strives to instill in its students a set of core values that include spiritual growth, academic excellence, leadership development, service to others, and ethical responsibility.

The curriculum at ABCA combines rigorous academics with engaging activities and encourages students to think creatively and gain real-world experience. Core courses are supplemented by advanced elective courses such as Honors classes, Dual Enrollment, and Accelerated programs.

Yes. ABCA offers numerous extracurricular activities for students including athletics, student government, music ensembles, visual arts programs, community service projects, theater productions and language clubs.

Yes. Bus transportation is provided to/from local areas within the city limits as well as from points beyond the city limits up to 20 miles away from the school on designated days only.

Prospective students are required to submit their completed applications along with copies of previous transcripts or report cards from past schools attended; demonstrate proficiency in English; possess satisfactory health records; comply with policies established by the School Board; and provide two letters of recommendation from current teachers or previous employers (for high school applicants).

Yes. Financial aid is available for families who qualify based on need-based application criteria determined by the Office of Financial Aid at Auburn Baptist Christian Academy (ABC). This may include grants awarded through federal funding sources (e.g., Federal Pell Grant) or other forms of financial assistance provided by alumni funds or other donor organizations associated with the school.

Graduation requirements at Auburn Baptist Christian Academy (ABC) include completing 23 credits minimum that fulfill specific distribution requirements for Language Arts/English 4 Credits; Mathematics 3 Credits; Social Sciences 3 Credits; Science 1 Credit; Health 0 Credit; Physical Education 1 Credit; Computer Technology 1 Credit; Fine Arts 2 Credits; Electives 6 Credits . Additionally, seniors must pass all five End-of-Course Assessments (EOCs) in Math1 Algebra I EOC Math II Geometry EOC English I EOC Biology EOC U S History EOC before graduating from our program.