Grace Christian School, founded in 1980 by Anchorage Grace Church, educates students in the context of Christian values. Grace provides a strong foundation for the Lord to build on in the lives of our students. We are a college preparatory program serving almost 600 students in grades kindergarten through twelve. The elementary school curriculum builds and develops fundamental skills. Christian publishers such as ABeka, Bob Jones and ACSI are central to its curriculum. The junior high reinforces and expands these skills and the high school curriculum is college preparatory with regular and Advanced Placement courses offered.

We expect students to be active participants in their own education, to continually challenge themselves, and to communicate clearly and respectfully. From Early Childhood through 8th grade, students learn to utilize good judgment, to treat others with compassion, and to act with vision, courage, and integrity as they develop intellectually and personally. Students, teachers and parents at PNA work in partnership to create a community of learners dedicated to education. We embrace a student-centered approach to learning and we are committed to maintaining low teacher to student ratios that enable students to have meaningful and persona

Quest Academy Anchorage utilizes a low student-teacher ratio (12:1) which allows children with ADD/ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, FASD/FAS, mood disorders, or learning disabilities to be successful and achieve their fullest potential. This K-12 year-round, private school provides a unique learning environment, utilizing modern tools and technology, as well as hands-on learning, which instills confidence and builds self-esteem in achieving goals, both in school and in life. Children participate in Tai Chi, swimming, and art allowing them the opportunity to express themselves through various forms of art and movement building confidence, self-discipline and creative expression. Quest Academy takes students on learning adventures into new and exciting realms, encouraging them to be creative, h