A local private school has announced the closure of its high school program after determining enrollment levels no longer support its operation. Administrators attributed the decision to insufficient student interest, raising questions about the future of private education options in the area. Parents and students affected by the change are now weighing alternatives as the school transitions to serving only elementary and middle school grades. The move highlights broader challenges faced by smaller educational institutions amid shifting demographics and competition.
Agape Christian Academy in Camas shutters high school program, citing lack of demand Camas-Washougal Post-Record
