Our Redeemers Christian School

Posted: May 4, 2026

Academically, it’s solid. The classes can be challenging, and there are some teachers who genuinely care and put in effort. Those teachers make a big difference.

That said, there are things that are hard to overlook. The overall culture leans very strongly in one direction, especially on certain social topics, and it’s not subtle. It comes up enough that it can make some students uncomfortable.

The condition of the building is mixed. Some areas are clearly maintained well, while others feel neglected. Not every classroom is comfortable, especially when it gets warm, and a lot of the textbooks are worn out and have clearly been used for years.

Food is another weak point. The staff is kind, but the quality of the food isn’t great.Sports are something to really think about before enrolling. It doesn’t always feel like decisions are based purely on effort or ability. Being a private school, money plays a role in how things operate, and that can carry over into athletics. If your family isn’t contributing beyond tuition, it can feel like you’re at a disadvantage when it comes to playing time and opportunities.

There are some strong teachers and decent academics, but there are also enough issues that it won’t be the right fit for everyone.

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Posted: November 14, 2025

I've been going to Our Redeemer's Christian School for a large portion of my life, and after finding this website I figured I'd write a review.

Good parts:
The curriculum is advanced and better than the other schools in the area.
Most of the teachers are nice and interactive with students, however there are some outliers to this.
The side of the building that's shared with the church is well maintained.

Bad parts:
As you'd expect from a Christian school, the students, teachers, and administration are all anti-LGBTQ+ and are very vocal about their prejudice when the topic comes up.
The school, according to my calculations, should be making ~2.7 million dollars per year off of student tuition alone. Where that money is going: I have no idea because it, evidently, is not going to the school.
The cooks are nice, but the food is horrid.
Not all rooms have AC
The school side of the building is less maintained than the church side.
The textbooks are free but are usually very damaged.

Posted: December 12, 2013

This was the best schooll I could have ever put my kids in for the six years that we live in Minot. My kids were always happy at the school, the teachers were very caring and always kept you in the loop, and the staff was very kind and helpful. If I were to ever come back to Minot I would re enroll my kids in this school in a heartbeat!

Posted: February 26, 2008

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