Loudonville Christian School provides students in PK to 12th grade a distincive Christ-centered education that maximizes the gifts and abilities of every student and preparing each to be salt and light in the world.
The purpose of the school is to partner with parents in the Capital Region by providing a college preparatory and well rounded education founded on faith.
This is in keeping with the founders of the school who stated that they wanted to offer "a God-centered education with high scholastic standards.".
AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Computer Science Principles, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Language and Literature, AP European History, AP Physics, AP Statistics, AP United States History
Average SAT score
1358
Average ACT score
32
Classroom Dress Code
Casual No uniforms
Tuition and Acceptance Rate
Admission Deadline
None / Rolling
Tuition Notes
See lcs.org for Tuition Rates.
Tuition Assistance available for qualifying families.
Club or Organization: Art Club, Chemistry Club, Drama Club, Ping Pong Club, Volleyball Club, Weightlifting Club, Yearbook
Arts and Music Programs: Jazz Band, Theater Production, Worship Team
Recreational Athletic Programs: Intramural Sports
School Notes
Loudonville Christian School is chartered by the Regents of the
State of New York. Loudonville is a member of the National Honor
Society. LCS offers both Regents and Advanced Regents diplopmas.
90% of LCS students graduate with an advanced Regents diploma. 100%
attend 2-4 year College/University. All students in grades 11
and 12 have the opportunity to take courses for college credit
through our Univeristy in the Classroom Program, partnering with
SUNY Albany and Roberts Wesleyan College.
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