Our Mission
The mission of Albany Leadership Charter School for Girls is to prepare young women to graduate from high school with the academic and leadership skills necessary to succeed in college and the career of their choosing.
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Students earn a college credit before graduation
College Acceptance
Albany Leadership graduates young women that are prepared to enter the college of their choice. Accordingly, the ALCS college admissions process is in depth and individualized. ALCS counselors begin their work with students immediately upon entry into the school and continue through the college application process and on to graduation.
Events
- Science Assessment 8th Grade on 5th Jun 2023
- Late Start Wednesday on 7th Jun 2023
- Regents Exams on 14th Jun 2023
- Juneteenth on 19th Jun 2023
- Regents Exams on 20th Jun 2023
- Family Action Committee Meeting on 20th Jun 2023 5:00:pm
- High School Graduation Rehearsal on 21st Jun 2023
- Middle School 8th Grade Graduation 🎓 on 22nd Jun 2023 11:00:am
- High School Graduation 🎓 on 23rd Jun 2023
News
518 Day of Service
518 Day of Service with our Middle & High School Students! Our students hung out at Camp Is Sho Da and helped The Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York with park cleaning, picnic table restoration and more! About 518 DayUnited Way's 518 Day...
National Charter Schools Week 2023
National Charter Schools Week, May 7-13, will commence the annual celebration of charter schools and our community of educators, parents, students, and leaders. In conjunction with Teacher Appreciation Week, this year's celebration will focus on the contribution of...
National Principals’ Day!
High School Students Participate in Young Masters 2.0 Program Competition
Thank you Links Program!The Albany District (NY) Links, Incorporated Young Masters 2.0 Program CompetitionThe Links Incorporated consists of more than 17,000 professional women of African descent in 299 chapters located throughout the United States, the Bahamas...
