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Advantage Preparatory Schools (Closed 2015)

22589 Hickory Pl
Santa Clarita, CA 91390

Advantage Preparatory School is dedicated to giving our children an advantage in preparing them for life.

That advantage includes high academic, moral, and spiritual standards. As a private Christian school, Advantage Prep encourages an integration of biblical values into daily school activities.

In fact, the study of the Bible is an APS requirement.

Advantage Prep is founded upon the tri-pillars of knowledge, truth, and freedom.

We further believe that a superior education is essential in today's society and that a college or university degree, or an alternative form of higher education, is the norm rather than the exception.

Toward this end we assume that most, if not all, of our students will plan on furthering their education at the college or university level.

One alternative form of higher education, borrowed from our ancestors, is apprenticeship.

School Overview

School Type

Alternative School

Religious Affiliation

Christian

Grades Offered

Grades Kindergarten-12

Student Body

Total Students

113 students

Student Body Type

Co-ed

% Students of Color

46%

State avg.: 51%

Students by Grade

Advantage Preparatory Schools Student By Grade

Academics and Faculty

Total Classroom Teachers

56 teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio

2:1

National avg.: 11:1

Tuition and Acceptance Rate

Admission Deadline

None / Rolling

School Notes

Advantage Preparatory School is dedicated to giving our children an advantage in preparing them for life. That advantage includes high academic, moral, and spiritual standards. As a private Christian school, Advantage Prep encourages an integration of biblical values into daily school activities. In fact, the study of the Bible is an APS requirement. Advantage Prep is founded upon the tri-pillars of knowledge, truth, and freedom. We further believe that a superior education is essential in today's society and that a college or university degree, or an alternative form of higher education, is the norm rather than the exception. Toward this end we assume that most, if not all, of our students will plan on furthering their education at the college or university level. One alternative form of higher education, borrowed from our ancestors, is apprenticeship.

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)