Admissions
A Personalized Admissions Process
How Can We Help Answer Your Questions About High School?
A completely new high school comes with a completely new set of questions from parents.
- Who will be teaching?
- What are your AP offerings?
- Will you have strong sports teams right away?
- Is this the right school for my teen?
We’ve built an incredible campus and a culture of excellence at Ambassador Christian School, a private high school in Huntersville, NC. We’d like to welcome you to our campus to answer your questions.
Here’s how your student benefits:
We’ll make time for you and your student.
We get that we’re asking you to trust us and our vision. That’s why we’re more than happy to talk it all through with you. We’ll pair you with an experienced educator — and, if necessary, our head of school — to get you the answers you need.
A Simple, 5-Step Admissions Process
Now enrolling for mid-year transfers and for 2025/2026
Reach out with questions.
You’ve read through our website, but you likely still have questions. Let’s talk it through. Contact Gracie Schmid, College Counselor & Admissions Coordinator, for a tour.
Submit an application.
Parents are asked to submit an application for enrollment mid-year transfer in January 2025 or August 2025/2026. Start here to submit an application.
Work through the admissions assessment.
Once you have applied, an admissions test is needed. Ms. Schmid will email you for your preferred testing date – Nov 2 from 9-12:00, Nov 9 from 9-12:00, or Nov 19 from 4-7:00.
Schedule a family interview.
We will welcome you and your student to our campus to meet our admissions team and get to know one another. Our interview calendar will open on November 4. Our Admission Coordinator will reach out to schedule your interview.
Admissions Decision and Enrollment Process
We’ll reach out to families with an admissions decision and offer an invitation to enroll for all right-fit families. Once enrolled, our team will begin working with new families to begin onboarding and preparing for the school year!
Plans for our Top-Tier Facilities
Right now, we’re enrolling students in 9th, 10th, and 11th grade for Spring semester 2025. We’ll expand to serve 9th-12th grade for the 2025/20206 school year and eventually, your student will have more than 1,000 peers on our 28-acre campus. At ACS, your high schooler will have access to beautiful classrooms, a student lounge, cafe, and:
- Art labs
- Industrial kitchen for culinary arts
- Teaching garage
- Full sized gymnasium with maple hardwood flooring
- 2,000-seat performance hall
- Lacrosse, soccer, and football practice fields with turf
Meet our Admissions Team
Amy Poag
Director of Student Services
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.
Gracie Schmid
Gracie was born and raised in Davidson, North Carolina. She attended Anderson University in South Carolina and received her Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology. Upon graduation, Gracie moved home to be near her family. Gracie is kind-hearted, ambitious, and dedicated to her work. She loves people and is incredibly passionate about serving our students.
Ana Castellanos
Registrar
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 will now serve 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
