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ADMISSIONS

Your Path to Agape

Choosing a school is one of the biggest decisions a family makes. We’ve made the process simple and personal. Here’s how a family finds their way to Agape, one step at a time.

An Education Worth Choosing

At Agape, faith and learning don’t live in separate rooms. Your student will be known by name, challenged in the classroom, and discipled in a community that takes both their mind and their soul seriously. If that’s the high school experience you want for your family, we’d love to help you take the next step.

HOW IT WORKS

Four Steps to Becoming a Knight: We'll Walk You Through Every One

01

Reach Out

Tell us a little about your family using the form below, or give us a call. We’ll follow up personally. No automated runaround, just a real conversation with someone who knows the school.

02

Come Visit

The best way to know Agape is to experience it. Join us for a Visit Day or schedule a personal visit, and see a day in the life of a Knight for yourself.

03

Financial Assessment

Every family completes a confidential assessment through FACTS. Not to screen you out. So that if there’s a gap, we find out early enough to do something about it, instead of finding out when it’s too late.

04

Academic Consult

Sit down one-on-one with our administrator. We’ll get to know your student, talk through academics and any specific needs, and answer every question you have. This is where the fit becomes clear, for you and for us.

05

Apply & Enroll

When you’re ready, we’ll guide you through enrollment step by step. Before long, your student is part of the Agape family.

TUITION & AFFORDABILITY

Let's Make It Possible

We believe a Christ-centered education shouldn’t be out of reach for a family that wants it. So before you let a number decide for you, let us be part of the conversation.

Many families are surprised by what’s possible through scholarships, tuition assistance, and partnerships with local churches. Our heart is simple. If Agape is the right place for your student, we want to help you find a way. Reach out, and we’ll talk it through together.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions Families Ask

We understand this is usually the first question, and we don’t want it to be the last. Many families are surprised by how affordable an Agape education can be once assistance, multi-student discounts, payment plans, and church partnerships are on the table. Before you rule it out, let us have the conversation.

Agape is a Christ-centered high school where faith is woven through everything, not added on top. Small classes mean your student is known and challenged, and our focus is discipling the whole person: mind, character, and soul.

We’re a high school, grades 9 through 12, with a close-knit student body of around 90 students.

Absolutely. Our students and families come from many different churches across the area. What we share is a desire for an education grounded in God’s truth.

A day at Agape blends rigorous academics with the rhythms of faith, including chapel and devotion. Students move through core subjects, electives, and athletics in a structured, supportive environment.

Yes. Through dual-credit coursework with John A. Logan College, many students earn college hours before they graduate.

Knights compete in a range of sports, and students can get involved in activities like baseball, softball, volleyball, bass fishing, and more.

Absolutely. Alongside athletics, students get involved in yearbook, newspaper, Beta Club, bass fishing, choir, student senate, and student-led Bible studies at lunch. If there’s interest and enough students, we’ll usually find a way to make it happen.

Every student is different, and we’d love to talk with you about yours. The best place for that conversation is the academic consult, where we can understand your student’s needs and be honest together about whether we’re the right fit.

Our families come from across the region and most arrange their own transportation, often carpooling with other Agape families nearby. Ask us when you visit — we can usually help connect you with families in your area.

There’s a dress code, but no uniforms. Students dress in a way that’s neat and respectful, and we’ll walk you through the specifics before your student’s first day.

Just reach out using the form below. We’ll take it from there, one step at a time.

LET'S TALK

Start the Conversation

Tell us a little about your family and what you’re looking for. We’ll follow up personally, usually within a day or two.