Abundant Life Christian School was founded in 1978 as a community Christian school with the vision of providing academic excellence in a Christ-centered environment for families in the greater Dane County area. Our reliance on the Bible as the inspired Word of God and the foundation for all that we teach is integral to who we are. Strong academics instill the disciplines and skills for our students to become successful in life. We are committed to developing the whole person: intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically. Inquire and visit our campus to find out more!
Mr. Doug Butler, Principal
One of the most wonderful things that happens each week at Abundant Life Christian School is Chapel! Chapel both for the elementary students and for the middle/high school students is a powerful opportunity for our students ...
Read MoreSchool life at Abundant Life Christian School is active, engaging, and varied. Students can be as involved in activities as they choose to be. Some students are involved in everything they can possibly do while others specialize i...
Read MoreAbundant Life Christian School intentionally trains our athletes for God-honoring competition; teaching them about faith, hope and love; and thereby transforming their hearts through individual performance and team participation.&...
Read MoreThrough the fine arts, students can draw closer to the Lord and bring Him glory by using the talents He has given them. We believe in offering our students every possible opportunity to express themselves through the arts, a...
Read MoreSave the Date! ALCS Fall Semester Town Hall Meeting will be Monday, November 13, at 6:30pm in the ALCS Library.
Find Challenger Athletics schedules here on our website under the 'Athletics' tab on the 'Athletics Schedules'...
Join us for the fall play - There Once Was - on October 27 and 28. Two (2) performances ONLY!! October 27 @ 7:30p and Octob...
Find our lunch menu on our website under 'About' on the 'Lunch Menu' page. Menus are published monthly. Click HERE to acces...
