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Agape Christian Academy is a chartered nonpublic school in Ohio, which means we operate as an independent, private Christian school while meeting the state's standards for chartered nonpublic schools. Our chartered status is in place for the 2026-27 school year.

Agape utilizes curriculum developed by A Beka and Bob Jones, well-known and respected publishers of Christian school materials. Teachers use A Beka curriculum for Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, and Health, while Bob Jones curriculum is used for Mathematics and Bible Studies. A biblical worldview is integrated throughout the curriculum, and our staff has been trained in Biblical worldview integration and integration of their personal faith in the classroom. This approach ensures every subject is taught through a Christian lens, unlike public schools.

The A Beka Science and Health Program presents the universe as the direct creation of God and refutes the man-made idea of evolution, presenting God as the Great Designer and Lawgiver. In History and Social Studies, students receive a realistic view based upon the foundational truths of Scripture. Since the Bible is the most important subject in the Christian school, it is taught specifically and systematically, with Bible stories in lower grades leading to profound truths of the Gospels and Epistles for older students.

To begin the enrollment process, schedule a visit for your family and a shadow day for your student by contacting us at 440.834.8022 or scheduling online. For specific admission forms and requirements, families should contact our admissions office directly.

Agape is an independent, non-denominational Christian school. While we maintain strong Christian values and expect families to support our mission, we do not require membership in any specific denomination, welcoming Christian families from various denominational backgrounds.

Our Burton Campus serves Preschool through Fourth Grade, while our Troy Campus houses Fifth Grade through High School. This age-appropriate separation allows us to tailor our facilities, programs, and teaching approaches to specific developmental stages, creating optimal learning environments for younger children and older students.

To support family convenience, we offer intercampus transportation for students in Kindergarten through 12th Grade (not available for Pre-K). This service isn't limited to siblings - any family can utilize intercampus transportation based on their location and needs. For example, if you live closer to Burton Campus but your child attends Troy Campus, or vice versa, you can take advantage of this transportation option for an additional fee. This flexibility helps families manage logistics while ensuring students receive age-appropriate education at the most suitable campus.

Yes, we offer intercampus transportation for families with students at both campuses. This service helps families manage the logistics of having siblings at different campuses without the burden of multiple drop-offs and pick-ups.

We offer tuition information at different rates for various grade levels. For specific tuition amounts and fee structures, please contact our admissions office at 440.834.8022 or visit our website's financial information section for detailed pricing.

Yes, we offer financial aid opportunities. Families interested in financial assistance should contact our admissions office to discuss available options and application procedures for the school year.

Our athletic teams are called the Ambassadors, based on 2 Corinthians 5:20. We currently offer volleyball for girls in grades seven through twelve, soccer for boys in grades seven through twelve, cross country and basketball for both girls and boys. We are actively pursuing OHSAA status in the 2026-27 school year.

Student appearance should enhance the spiritual, social, and academic atmosphere at Agape Christian Academy. We maintain a dress code that reflects our Christian values and creates an environment conducive to learning. For specific dress code guidelines and requirements, please refer to our student handbook or contact the school office.