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Alpine Christian School
Basic Information
Address: 325 N. Alpine Rd, Rockford, IL
County: Winnebago
Congregation: Rockford Seventh Day Adventist Church
Phone Number: 8153990880
Email: fbuendia@ilcsda.org
Additional Information
President: John Grys
School Type: Private, Coeducational, Day School
Conference: Illinois Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Union: Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Division: North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists
Organization/Membership: Accredited by the Adventist Accrediting Association (AAA) Member of the Illinois Conference School System
Ages/Grades: Pre-K through 8th Grade (Ages 4–14)
School Setting:
Alpine Christian School is located in Rockford, Illinois, in a peaceful suburban setting. The school provides a warm, family-oriented environment where students can grow spiritually, academically, and socially. Our small-class setting allows for individualized instruction, multigrade collaboration, and hands-on learning opportunities both in the classroom and outdoors.
School Size: 30-40
Classroom Size: 8–15 students per class (multi-grade setting)
Student/Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Tuition:
$430
Financial Aid:
Limited financial assistance is available through the Illinois Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and local church support. Families are encouraged to apply early for tuition assistance.
Departments:
Elementary Education (Pre-K to 5th Grade)
Middle School Education (6th to 8th Grade)
STEM & STEAM Learning
Bible & Values Education
Music and Art
Physical Education and Outdoor Learning
Curriculum:
Alpine Christian School follows the North American Division (NAD) Curriculum for Seventh-day Adventist Schools, which integrates academic excellence with spiritual growth.
Core subjects include Bible, Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies, along with enrichment in Art, Music, Physical Education, Technology, and Outdoor STEAM projects.
The school emphasizes hands-on learning, critical thinking, collaboration, and Christian character development, preparing students to serve God and their community with purpose and integrity.
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100% of 8th grade students graduate and advance to high school.
Support Services:
Alpine Christian School provides individualized academic support, English Language Learning (ELL) assistance, and Title I tutoring in collaboration with the local public school district. Speech therapy and learning intervention services are also available for qualifying students.
Camp Programs: No
Summer School: No
After School Programs: No
Computer Capabilities:
The school integrates technology across all grade levels. Classrooms are equipped with Chromebooks, interactive projectors, and access to online learning platforms such as IXL, Big Ideas Math, TypingClub, and Google Workspace for Education.
The new STEAM Lab includes robotics kits, microscopes, and a 3D printer to enhance problem-solving, design thinking, and hands-on learning.
School Championships:
Alpine Christian School participates annually in the Illinois Adventist Schools Sports Day, where students compete in track and field, soccer, and volleyball events. The school emphasizes teamwork, perseverance, and Christ-centered sportsmanship.
Notable Graduates:
Many Alpine Christian School graduates continue their education in Adventist academies and public high schools across Illinois, maintaining strong academic performance and leadership in their communities.
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Ample parking available for staff, parents, and visitors. Designated pick-up and drop-off areas ensure student safety.
Uniform Guidelines:
Students are required to wear the official Alpine Christian School uniform, which reflects modesty, respect, and school pride.
Boys: Navy or khaki pants/shorts with a polo shirt (light blue or navy).
Girls: Navy or khaki skirts/pants and a polo shirt (light blue or navy).
Chapel days include formal attire with the school logo shirt.
Admissions Requirements:
Alpine Christian School welcomes students of all faiths who desire a Christ-centered education.
Requirements include:
Completed application form and student information packet
Copy of birth certificate and immunization record
Placement assessment (as needed for grade level)
Parent interview with the principal
Agreement to uphold the school’s Christian values and code of conduct
Admissions are open year-round depending on classroom availability.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Alpine Christian School believes that true education is the harmonious development of the physical, mental, and spiritual powers. Guided by the principles of the Bible and the philosophy of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, our goal is to prepare students to think critically, act compassionately, and live purposefully in service to God and humanity.
We believe every child is uniquely created by God and has infinite value. Our teachers model Christ-like character, encouraging students to develop integrity, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning.

