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About Calvary Christian School

Outstanding education and moral teaching.
Strong curriculum. Campus environment.

Calvary Christian Schools educate childrens grades K-12 using A Beka Curriculum, the product leader in learning execelleve that produces sharp kids. Calvary Christian Schools are a division of Calvary Evangelism Center.

Average student/teacher ratio: 20:1

Hours:
8:30AM-3:30PM
With before & after school care available 6:00AM-6:00PM

PHILOSOPHY
Calvary Christian School, an integral, indivisible part of Calvary Evangelism Center, seeks to provide a Christian education that is based solely on Biblical principles. Our objectives are as follows:

Christian Faith:

1. To teach that the Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of God who came to the earth to die for our sins.
2. To teach the necessity of being born again of water and spirit and living a life in Jesus Christ.
3. To teach that growth in Christ depends upon reading the Bible, praying, worship and serving God in stewardship of life.

Christian Ethics:

To teach the application of Biblical principles to every part of daily life.
Christian Responsibility:

1. To teach proper study habits and the completion of personal goals.
2. To teach students to work independently and cooperatively.
3. To teach the student that his time, talents and possessions belong to God and must be used to fulfill God’s will.

Christian Education:

1. To teach the Biblical perspective of all subjects.
2. To teach that God is the creator of man and sustainer of the universe.
3. To develop an appreciation for the fine arts.
4. To develop the creative skills of each student.
5. To teach, in a traditional classroom setting, the knowledge and skills required for future study or for occupational competence.
6. To provide an education that is equivalent or superior to that provided by public school. This level of education allows students to transfer to other public or private schools.
7. To teach the American heritage and an awareness of the current problems facing our country and the world.
8. To show the student his present civic duties, and to prepare him for adult responsibilities.
9. To show the student the special obligation that every Christian has toward his nation.