About
Our Mission
At the Academy of the New Church we prepare students for a principled and useful life in both the natural and spiritual worlds.
Two Schools in One
The unique collaboration between the Girls School and Boys School provides our students with the advantages of both a single gender and coeducational experience.
Admissions
Schedule a Visit
The best way to learn about ANC is to visit our campus, so all prospective families are encouraged to schedule a tour.
Small is Big
Check out our "Small is Big" video by clicking the link above. Our students discuss the advantages of a school community in which every individual counts.
Academics
Single Gender and Coed
Certain courses are more effective when girls or boys meet on their own, and certain ones when they meet together.
A Close-Knit Classroom
A small average class size means every student is engaged with their teacher and with each of their classmates.
Athletics
Support the Lions
Check the calendar for upcoming athletic contests and come support our athletes and coaches.
Everyone Can Play
All of our athletic teams are built on a no-cut policy that allows every athlete to participate regardless of prior experience.
Arts
Fall Play: Humbug
An upbeat adaptation of Dickens' holiday classic with a contemporary flair, Humbug is a tale the whole family will enjoy!
Spring Musical: Beauty and the Beast
The Academy Award-winning film comes to life in this romantic and beloved take on the classic fairytale.
Student Life
Boarding at ANC

Our boarding students are an important part of the student body, and hail from throughout the United States, as well as several countries around the world.

Delta Mu
Although the Delta Mu service club is voluntary, it is quite popular and is woven into the fabric of ANC's daily life.
Giving
Donate

Your support means a lot to us! Thank you for giving.

Ways to Give
Learn more about the various ways alumni and friends support our schools.

Girls Lacrosse

Head Coach: Whin Sylla

Assistant Coach: Laura D'Angelo

The girls lacrosse team focuses on speed, endurance and individual stick skills, as well as teamwork. This past season the team’s record was 12-5 overall and 4-4 in the Friends Schools League, earning them a spot in the league playoffs for the first time in 18 years. The program has had players go on to play NCAA Division 1 Lacrosse at Temple University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.