FAQ

List of 10 frequently asked questions.

• Advanced Classes?

  We offer 5 honors classes, 4 Advanced Placement classes, 3 college-level classes, and 4 dual credit courses through our Innovation and Technology program, in partnership with Andrews University. There is also a guidance counselor in the high school to help students prepare for college and their future careers, along with a counselor focused on mental health support. 97.3% of our students go on to post-secondary education.

• Average Classroom Size?

  For grades TK-12 the average classroom size is 25 students.

• Financial Aid Options?

  Yes! We believe every child deserves a quality education as an investment in his or her future. Each year, we give over $600,000 in need-based financial aid and award a number of merit-based scholarships.

• Before and After School Care?

  Before and after school care is available for grades TK-8 through our Kids’ U program.

• Do we have to be Seventh-day Adventist to attend?

  No! We welcome all families from religious or non-religious traditions and strive to create a safe space for learning. We encourage students to make good moral decisions. Christian beliefs and values are presented in a positive way in all classes and activities.

• T.I.E. Program?

  One of our cutting-edge programs on campus is our Technology, Innovation, and Engineering program (TIE). This is a four-year, human-centered innovation pathway for grades 9 through 12 that equips students to become compassionate innovators using design thinking, engineering, technology, and entrepreneurship. Students are encouraged to begin in 9th grade, though later entry may be possible depending on space and background. Through an optional dual-credit partnership with Andrews University, students can earn university credit and, upon completing all four courses, a High School Innovation Certificate from Andrews University. Coursework spans human-centered design, robotics, electronics, AI, digital fabrication, and entrepreneurship, all grounded in LLA's mission of Christ-centered service.

• Clubs on Campus?

  Students can also get involved in a variety of optional clubs on campus, including Art Club, Black Student Association, Debate Club, Environmental Club, Filipino Club, Gaming Club, Healthcare Career Club, Hispanic Culture Club, Korean Culture Club, National Honor Society, Performance Club, STEAM Club, and Youth-to-Youth.

• Ministry Opportunities?

  There is one campus chaplain and weekly chapels for students, along with many opportunities for local and international mission service. Elementary spiritual life is supported by the VP of Spiritual Life, and in the high school, students can serve in over 16 Ministry Director positions that help lead the planning of ministry-related activities.

• Sports?

  Sports provide opportunities to learn to work together as a team, win or lose, and our hard-working players hold many league championship titles. Visit www.llaathletics.org for more information. The Elementary and Junior High offer opportunities to join team sports or participate in sports clinics.

• Music Program?

  Our music tours have taken our students from Italy to Thailand to the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Our music groups consistently receive the highest ratings every year at southern California adjudications. We start music classes and choral performances in grades K-6th. We also offer the opportunity to join the Symphony Orchestra, Wind Symphony, concert bands, ensembles, and string groups.