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About ACLC
The Alameda Community Learning Center (ACLC) is a tuition-free public charter school providing a creative and rigorous college-prep program for middle and high school learners, grades 6-12.
Our Program
Our innovative and engaging learning environment provides students with strong academic and life skills through collaborative, project-based learning and a democratic model that encourages student voice and leadership.
Our Team
Our dedicated team consists of experienced administrators, fully certified teachers and counselors, and friendly, helpful support staff. In keeping with our mission, all team members are committed to facilitating a learning environment that empowers students to take ownership of their educational experience.
Visit & Apply
ACLC holds Virtual Information Sessions for interested families. Please join us at the upcoming session!

ACLC is currently accepting applications for the next school year. Apply now!
Donate
You can support learning at ACLC by donating to the Creative Community Education Fund (CCEF). CCEF is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that raises funds to support academic and enrichment programs at ACLC. The CCEF Board is made up of ACLC teachers, students, and parents.
- Creative Community Education Foundation

Community Service

Image of Earth with Dove with text %22Be the change you wish to see in the world%22

Taking positive action and becoming a contributing member of society are important values at ACLC.

With this in mind, all learners at ACLC are required to complete at least 20 hours of community service each year. Every year, many learners go far above and beyond this requirement, dedicating themselves to hundreds of hours of community service in an effort to make their school, community and world a better place.

ACLC Learners collecting trash on Earth Day

Middle and high school learners who show the most dedication to ACLC's community service values are recognized each year with a Facilitator Service Award at our 8th Grade Promotion and Senior Graduation Ceremonies.

Our history shows that experiences gained in fulfilling the ACLC Community Service Requirement help spark and nurture a commitment to civic involvement. After college, many ACLC alumni seek and find employment in fields that benefit specific communities and the broader public.