Grace Christian School

Posted: February 10, 2025

This is a phenomenal learning environment with teachers who really care about learning and spiritual growth. No it is not the place for students with special needs; they do not have the accommodations. They do have rigorous Bible based curriculum and the atmosphere is Non-Woke. It is a great alternative to other schools if you are looking for something Bible based and different. There are a lot of really nice children here who support one another. This school is worth checking out!

Posted: February 10, 2025

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Posted: February 10, 2025

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Posted: February 8, 2013

This is our first year there and I'm so happy God has led us to this place! The principal Ms. Lisa is absolutely great and so is the rest of the staff. They are very friendly, inviting and always available when you need to talk to them. I will be sending my 2nd son there this coming year for their k-4 class and I can't wait to see how he does. My son enjoys going there, makes friend easily and seems to enjoy his teacher as well.

Posted: May 15, 2012

We have two children who attend GCS. The Principal is top-notch...the perfect blend of grace and truth, always sprinkled with love. She is clearly answering God's call to lead this school. The teachers have a heart for teaching and want the very best for each and every student - they are truly dedicated and communicate with us parents well. Discipline is appropriate and loving. They use Abeka in the lower grades and ACE for the highschoolers. I heard that Abeka may be offered for the high school students in the near future (yay!). We would liken GCS to a homeschooling environment, with a bit more regulations to "wrangle" the 100+ students in K4-12th grades. The Holy Spirit is active in the hearts and minds of the faculty and staff and it shows in their interaction with the kiddos and parents. The downfalls, depending on how you look at it, would be that the technology/science resources are lacking and extracurricular activities are quite limited. Also, parental involvement in volunteering, attending PTFs and such needs MUCH improvement. I guess parents are busy or overworked? Overall, it's a very good consideration for parents desiring to train their children in Christ's ways. <><

Posted: February 28, 2008