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Tuition

See our schedule of tuition rates and scholarship opportunities: 2023-2024 Tuition Rates

Need tuition assistance?

A Christian education is doable, even for those with limited incomes. We recommend you explore the following options in the order given:

Apply for scholarships from Opportunity Scholarship and/or Children’s Scholarship Fund.
Ask if family members, such as grandparents, aunts or uncles, are able to contribute a portion of the cost.
Apply for student aid through your local church. (The Sharon SDA Church already contributes a set amount of money for tuition assistance. If you attend another church, ask your pastor how to apply for tuition assistance through that church).
Apply for financial aid through Adventist Christian Academy of Charlotte.

The amount of aid from ACA of Charlotte shall not exceed the aid given by your church.

All payments this year are to be made through Zelle (treasurer@adventistchristianacademy.org), Check, Cash OR using SMART Tuition.

If you haven't signed up yet through SMART Tuition, you can get started here.

The SMART Tuition ID# for ACA is 12596.

For more information please call the office at (704)-366-4351, or you can request tuition information below.

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Testimonials

“Adventist Christian Education is important to me especially during my children’s primary years of education because it reinforces the beliefs and core values my husband and I are teaching them. It is truly a blessing to be able to learn from the same individuals you worship with on Sabbath. My son Elijah and daughter both came from the public school system before they attended ACA, and I can truly see a difference in their temperament, and also their interaction with their peers. Before my son was stressed because he felt the need to compete and my daughter was lost or “left behind” in her pre-k center not interacting with her peers and avoiding her teachers. After a year at ACA (Adventist Education) they both blossomed and started to love school. Xaria, my kindergartener became the prayer warrior of the household and at school she made friends and felt at home with Mrs. Lehman and Ms. Burrels. Elijah, my second grader learned that school was about his individual progress and that God gave everyone different gifts and abilities so as Christians we work as a team and not compete against each other. Needless to say weekday mornings were much more pleasant in the Clark household. Most of all I love that “Jesus in my heart” is the main focus in my children’s education, and they are learning the truth about salvation in an Adventist school.”
– Renee Belgrave-Clark

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