Through our fully accredited and professional educational program, ALA restores the unmotivated student to the path leading to college. ALA uses an online “self-paced” educational platform where most students are able to advance at more than twice the rate of a regular public school setting. Due to rebellion or lack of focus and motivation, many of the students who enroll into ALA suffer from a major deficiency in credit accumulation. To be successful academically, they need to catch up. Fortunately, while at ALA, most of our students are able to focus and get back on track.

The ALA educational program is based on “mastery”, meaning that the student “masters” each component of each class before moving on to the next. Each class is broken down into small sections where they are able to grasp the material and score well on the self-paced tests. Our students don’t test until they’re ready, and there is plenty of time to finish each test. As a matter of fact, our teachers don’t allow a student take a test unless they are confident that the student has studied well and learned the material. Our students actually begin to like school again (some begin to enjoy school for the very first time). ALA provides the students with certified teachers who function as individual tutors (one-on-one instruction and support) rather than classroom instructors, thus giving personal attention to the student in need.

ALA is a powerful Christian leadership school utilizing accredited academics (accredited by Northwest Association of Accredited Schools), advanced leadership curriculum, and Christ-centered discipleship teaching, (including local, national, and international “mercy ministry” outreach projects) This curriculum and these activities give many opportunities to turn the hearts of our students back to Jesus as they are taught to give back to others from a “servant’s heart.” ALA provides familial and academic restoration through a 9 to 12 month advanced program delivered in three phases (TRIMESTERS). Moreover, our students are restored academically, returning home ready to continue on with their course work, and/or go on to college.