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References
- ↑ "Bayside Academy".
- ↑ "Bayshore Christian School".
- ↑ "Snook Christian Academy".
- ↑ "Central Christian School".
- ↑ "The Lakeside School".
- ↑ "Cahawba Christian Academy".
- ↑ "Conecuh Springs School".
- ↑ "Fort Dale Academy".
- ↑ "Faith Christian School".
- ↑ "Jacksonville Christian Academy".
- ↑ "Trinity Academy".
- ↑ "Chambers Academy".
- ↑ "Chilton Academy".
- ↑ "Clarke Prep".
- ↑ "Clay County Christian Academy".
- ↑ "First Assembly School".
- 1 2 Alabama State Department of Education 2022, p. 90.
- ↑ "Muscle Shoals Career Academy".
- ↑ "Sparta Academy".
- ↑ "Crenshaw Academy".
- ↑ "Cullman Christian School".
- ↑ "Cathedral Academy".
- ↑ "Meadowview School".
- ↑ "Cornerstone Academy Rainsville".
- ↑ "Victory Academy".
- ↑ "Atmore Christian School".
- ↑ "Temple Academy Atmore".
- ↑ "Westbrook School".
- ↑ "Coosa Christian School".
- ↑ "Episcopal Day School".
- ↑ Alabama State Department of Education 2022, p. 134.
- ↑ "Southern Academy".
- ↑ "Emmanuel School".
- ↑ "Providence School".
- ↑ "Banks Academy".
- ↑ "Cornerstone Schools Birmingham".
- ↑ "Glen Iris School".
- ↑ "Islamic Academy of AL".
- ↑ "Rock City Prep".
- ↑ "Spring Valley School".
- ↑ "Restoration Academy".
- ↑ "Hoover Christian School".
- ↑ "Lamar County HS".
- ↑ "Lee-Scott Academy".
- ↑ "Oaks School".
- ↑ "Athens Bible School".
- ↑ "Lindsay Lane Academy".
- ↑ Alabama State Department of Education 2022, p. 174.
- ↑ "Huntsville Christian Academy".
- ↑ "Union Chapel Academy".
- ↑ "Valley Fellowship Academy".
- ↑ "Marshall Christian School".
- ↑ "Al-Iman Academy Mobile".
- ↑ "Cottage Hill Academy".
- ↑ "Government Street School".
- ↑ "Mobile Christian School".
- ↑ "St. Luke's School".
- ↑ "Lighthouse Academy".
Sources
- Alabama State Department of Education (November 16, 2022). "Directory of Alabama Public Schools 2022–2023" (PDF).
