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Frequently Asked Questions
How many students are enrolled across the three campuses?
The Ambrose School enrolls 900+ students across Locust Grove Campus, Bridge Campus, and North Campus.
Is The Ambrose School accredited?
Does The Ambrose School offer AP courses?
Rather than AP courses, the Ambrose School offers Concurrent Credit (Dual Credit) Courses. Through our partnership with select universities, students who opt into a concurrent/dual credit course receive both high school and college credit at a substantial discount. You can learn more about Concurrent Credit on our College Advising page [link to Academics / College Advising].
Is The Ambrose School associated with a particular church or denomination?
We are an ecumenical community with over 70 churches represented, and our school is not associated with one particular church or denomination.
Is The Ambrose School open to non-Protestant families?
Enrollment is open to Christian families with trinitarian theology (Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox), but parents should understand and expect that our instructors teach within a Protestant framework. Please see our Statement of Faith [link to About / Who We Are / Statement of Faith] for details about our convictions.
Which translation of the Bible do you use?
The Ambrose School has chosen to offer Concurrent Credit/Dual Credit Courses for our students. Students that opt in to a concurrent/dual credit course recieve both high school and college credit at a substantial discount through our partnership with select universities.
Do Ambrose students attend chapel?
Does The Ambrose School offer after-school care for students?
The Ambrose School has chosen to offer Concurrent Credit/Dual Credit Courses for our students. Students that opt in to a concurrent/dual credit course recieve both high school and college credit at a substantial discount through our partnership with select universities.
What are the safety protocols at your three campuses?
The Ambrose School has chosen to offer Concurrent Credit/Dual Credit Courses for our students. Students that opt in to a concurrent/dual credit course recieve both high school and college credit at a substantial discount through our partnership with select universities.
I see that Latin begins in 3rd grade, but I’d like my student to transfer at a higher grade and he/she hasn’t taken Latin. What then?
The Ambrose School has chosen to offer Concurrent Credit/Dual Credit Courses for our students. Students that opt in to a concurrent/dual credit course recieve both high school and college credit at a substantial discount through our partnership with select universities.