Valleydale Christian Academy is an Alabama church (cover) school for homeschoolers. Valleydale Christian Academy, based in Birmingham, provides statewide coverage for those wishing to home educate.

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The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil.
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

    Valleydale Christian Academy

    Contact info:
    Telephone: 205-987-6286
    E-mail: valleydaleacademy@yahoo.com
    Administrator's Name: Susan Hubbard
    Website URL: Valleydale Christian Academy
    Location (mailing address): 2408 Valleydale Road, Birmingham, AL 35244
    Office hours (for phone contact): Mondays - newcomer meetings, only. Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30 am - 3:00 pm. Wednesdays 8:30 - 11:30 am. Closed on Fridays.

    Sponsoring church: Valleydale Christian Church

    Enrollment area: statewide

    Statement of Faith: You may read ours in our handbook, but I do not require one from our enrolling families.

    HSLDA: not required

    General description (or Mission Statement):

    Requirements: Newcomers meeting for the parents. SATs are given here each year to 4 - 8 grades. 9th and up take ACTs, per our school code.

    Fees: $75 per child not to exceed $150 Monthly fees $29 per month per family of 1 -2 children.

    Services: We have planned field trips each month, we have "come-and-go" support group meetings throughout the year, prom, senior day, Valleydale Days, Park Days, dual enrollment, on-campus classes, social activities for high schoolers, walking cap and gown graduation with diploma, and we are accredited.

    Additional Info:We have Church School Accreditation through American Association of Independent Schools. Some placement tests may still be required to return to some high schools.

    Information here last verified on 08/19/13.




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    LeapingFromTheBox.com urges those searching for a church school to familiarize themselves with the laws governing church schools in Alabama (since we "homeschool" under the church school laws, rather than a homeschool law in Alabama). You can read those laws here:

    The Code of Alabama 1975



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