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"There are so many things that I like about teaching at AACS. I think the first and most important thing is that it is an opportunity to help children not only know who Jesus is intellectually but experience his love personally. Moving from head to heart is what is a passion for me and what is a passion here at AACS as a whole." Becky Jungkuntz, fifth-grade teacher

A passion for learning about God's world and a desire to know Christ. At Ann Arbor Christian School, we want our students to embrace this attitude. We do this through:

An innovative curriculum that integrates academic excellence with Christian living and faith. Students learn to apply Biblical principles to all subjects, and to interactions with teachers and peers.
Teachers and staff who challenge students to develop their God-given intellectual, spiritual, artistic, and physical gifts. Students are encouraged to use their gifts, knowledge of the Scriptures, and the strength of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ to guide future decisions and ethical choices.
An emphasis on excellence. By incorporating language arts into science and social studies units, teachers help students to develop critical thinking skills across the curriculum. This may be one reason that AACS students test higher than the national average in reading, math, and science.
Parents who are actively involved in the education of their children.
Service and outreach projects that encourage students to become sensitive to others' needs and teach the importance of caring for God's world.

AACS is accredited through Christian Schools International, which offers curriculum, teacher support, leadership training, testing, and other services to nearly 500 member schools in the United States and abroad.

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