Augusta Christian Schools

Augusta Christian Schools
Address
313 Baston Rd
Martinez, Georgia, Augusta, Georgia, (Columbia County), 30907
United States
Coordinates 33°31′30″N 82°04′35″W / 33.525116°N 82.076372°W / 33.525116; -82.076372Coordinates: 33°31′30″N 82°04′35″W / 33.525116°N 82.076372°W / 33.525116; -82.076372
Information
Motto "Building Kingdom leaders to serve Jesus Christ as Lord."
Religious affiliation(s) Christian
Founded 1958
Founder Leila Havird, Jennings Murphy and Charles B. Whitney
School district C.S.R.A. Central Savannah River Area
Principal Wayne Marchant, Keith Walton, Liz Lowry
Head of school Les Walden
Staff 70[1]
Grades K-3 to 12
Gender Coeducational
Enrollment 600
Language English, Spanish, and French are offered.
Campus size 2 campus, 26 acres
School color(s) Red, white, and black
Athletics Academic team, basketball, baseball, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball, wrestling
Athletics conference SCISA AAA
Mascot Lion
Team name Lions
Accreditation ASCI, SACS, GAC, SCISA
Publication Lions Roar
Key products AP Classes, Cyber Patriots, Health Sciences, CNA Certification, International Student Program
Website Augusta Christian Schools

The Augusta Christian Schools (ACS), is a Christian school located in Martinez, Georgia, in the Augusta, Georgia area in the United States. It includes kindergarten, elementary, and junior and senior high school, as well as the School of Talent Development for students with learning disabilities and special learning needs.

Accreditation

Augusta Christian Schools is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

History

The school was founded in 1958 as a small class. They met for years in South Augusta and moved to the Baston Road campus in 1973. 2004 the school purchase property on Fury's Ferry Road for Elementary space, now used as k-3 - k5 classes.

In 2016 the school campus was converted to a fiber optic band campus in order to offer student curriculum on laptops and tablets. The wi-fi campus affords 90% of the schools curriculum to be digital.

Athletics

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