Myths & Facts: What is ACCS Accreditation??

In this special edition of The Four, David Goodwin, Heather Lloyd, and Aaron Laenger take a deep dive into ACCS Accreditation—separating fact from myth and clarifying what accreditation really is (and isn’t).

2:50 Question #1 - Will teachers wearing Birkenstocks affect a school's ability to get accredited?

8:09 Question #2 - Does front desk appearance matter for ACCS accreditation?

23:31 Question #3 - Does ACCS accredit 3&4 day schools, or just 5-day schools?

28:17Question #4 - Do teachers have to have their kids at the school?

32:30 Question #5 - What is Progressive Education?

36:12 Question #6 - Why would sight-word learning be antithetical to classical Christian education?

44:05 Question #7 - Does the Board need to have meeting minutes in order to get accredited?

46:12 Question #8 - Should black shoes be a required part of the Uniform?

48:49 Question #9 - Does the handbook need to have a statement of faith in it?

52:08Question #10 - Can an ACCS school have female board members?

57:04Question #11 - Does an ACCS school need a school of grammar, logic, and rhetoric?

59:53Question #12 - Is ACCS accreditation the hardest out there?

01:01:02 Question #13 - What are the most pivotally important aspects to ACCS accreditation?