Admissions
A Personalized Admissions Process
Exploring Admissions at Ambassador
We’re Here for You and Your Student.
At Ambassador, your student will be known, celebrated, and encouraged to discover and become the young man or woman God created them to be. Our goal is not just college preparation — it’s Calling Prep! And it begins in Admissions. Ready to begin the journey? Let’s start the conversation!
A Simple, 5-Step Admissions Process
Applications for The 2026-2027 School Year Are Open!
Schedule a Visit
You are invited to come at your convenience to tour campus and see our top-tier facilities. Your visit will include a one-on-one conversation with a member of our admissions team to share your story, ask questions and talk about the things that matter most to your family as you select a school. Meetings with coaches, teachers, students and administrators may also be arranged as requested. Schedule a visit here.
Come for a Shadow Day
Experience “a day in the life” of an Ambassador student. Your student will be paired with a peer to walk through a typical school day, attending classes, special events and lunch. Shadow days are scheduled from 8-12 Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Submit an Online Application
Our online application requires basic information, unofficial transcripts/grade reports, letters of recommendation and a few short essay questions. It is designed to help us get to know your student’s history and academic track record.
Take the PreACT Assessment
The PreACT assessment is used in our evaluation to determine whether the academic rigor of our college-prep curriculum is appropriate for your student. Please contact our Admissions team for upcoming PreACT assessment dates.
Family Interview
We believe a successful high school experience is built on alignment — in values, expectations, and mission. This interview is the final step in determining whether Ambassador is the right fit for your student to grow in both knowledge and faith. Once you’ve submitted your application, we will reach out to get your interview scheduled.
Top-Tier Facilities
At ACS, your high schooler will have access to:
- Beautiful classrooms
- Student lounge with ping pong table and other games
- Cafe featuring coffee, snacks for purchase, and a microwave
- Art labs
- Industrial kitchen for Culinary Arts
- Teaching garage for teaching Home and Automotive repairs
- Full sized gymnasium and weight training space
- 2,000-seat performance hall
- Lacrosse, soccer, and football practice fields with turf
Our next phase of growth includes plans for the Workmanship Center, expanded performing arts opportunities and on-campus athletic facilities designed to deepen the student experience.
Meet our Admissions Team
Amy Poag
Director of Admissions & Student Advising
Amy is an accomplished education professional with over 25 years of experience in the field. She has spent the last decade as the director of college advising and student life at Christian Heritage School. Her driving force is her commitment to calling preparation. She firmly believes that each student possesses a unique “Divine Design” and that discovering and pursuing this design is the key to a fulfilling and purposeful life.
Ana Castellanos
Registrar & Data Manager
Ana Castellanos is from Argentina and has been living in the United States since 2002. She worked for 17 years in corporate administrative roles where she developed a love for databases and spreadsheets. She took a 13-year hiatus to be a stay-at-home mom, during which time she taught Spanish and was a substitute teacher at her daughter’s school. She returned as a registrar for a local K-12 school and now serves in the same role at ACS.
“It is such a pleasure working with our students and families through the Admissions process. Hearing their stories and sharing the Ambassador “why” is just the first step to guiding them toward a future that aligns with their unique Kingdom purpose.”
– Amy Poag, Director of Student Services
Non-Discrimination Policy:
Ambassador Christian School does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race,
color, sex, or national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies,
admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, or athletic, arts, and other school-
administered programs or activities. To further support Ambassador’s mission as a
religious entity, the School may give preference in its policies and programs to students
who subscribe to Ambassador’s Statement of Beliefs.