About the IACS
Our Purpose
The general purpose of the IACS is the establishment, promotion, development, and protection of Christian schools and Christian education in the State of Illinois. We seek to promote Christian education that is spiritual, academically excellent, balanced, professional, and practical. We encourage this through coordinated services and leadership.
The IACS provides services to member schools in the areas of educational consultation, publications, legislative updates, educational workshops and conventions, academic and fine arts tournaments, athletic tournaments, and teacher placement service. General membership meetings for pastors and administrators are held quarterly.
We bElieve in excellence
Quick Stats About the IACS
20
Member Schools1974
Year Founded1,000+
IACS GraduatesMembership
Our Staff
2024 Executive Committee
1211 N. Vermilion
Danville, IL 61832
200 N. Roselle Rd.
Schaumburg, IL 60194
14 Clarke Dr.
Jackson, IL 62650
6301 N. Syler St.
Peoria, IL 61615
Pastors & Administrators
14 Clarke Dr.
Jackson, IL 62650
900-46 Ave.
East Moline, IL 61244
200 N. Roselle Rd.
Schaumburg, IL 60194
1550 Yorkhouse Rd.
Waukegan, IL 60087
5626 Safford Road
Rockford, IL 61101
Secretary
Message From Our President
"Of all the stewardship tasks God has given his followers, Christian mothers or fathers may undertake one of the most crucial: directing their children into a life-long, God-glorifying relationship with their Creator. Scripture clearly states that this complex spiritual task is accomplished through inculcating Christlikeness in the child’s spiritual, mental, physical, and social development. We are convinced that successful Christian education exists to come alongside parents, helping them to accomplish this essential responsibility.
The Illinois Association of Christian Schools is a collection of like-minded Christian educators gathered around our common bond in our Lord Jesus Christ, the faith once delivered to the saints, and our collective commitment to Christian education. We have organized to promote the advancement of biblical worldview within the classroom, the cultivation of spiritual gifts in fine arts competitions, the strengthening of physical and leadership skills via athletics, the development of productive citizenship through civic internships, and the improvement of overall education through professional development for teachers. Our state association leadership has been a strong proponent to help schools develop through the AACS nationally recognized accreditation program. Together we have strengthened our schools’ capacity to develop students’ mind and effectively cultivate the inner man.
If your teachers, administrators, and parents need a network to cultivate productive, Christ-centered, edifying relationships that contribute to the overall betterment of your school, please consider becoming a part of the Illinois Association of Christian Schools."
Paul D. Rebert
President of the Illinois Association of Christian Schools