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Greece Christian School was established in 1982 to offer a quality education to the Christian community under the Lordship of Jesus Christ and the direction of the Holy Spirit.
A determined pursuit of excellence, both educationally and spiritually, has resulted in rapid growth for the school.
We believe that all truth is God's truth. Jesus Christ and His teachings are central in all knowledge and truth.
As a Christian school, we endeavor to equip our children to serve God, their family, their church and their nation.
We teach God's truth as revealed to us in the Bible and as evidenced through the sciences, art, music, history, recreation and all creation.
Greece Christian School was established in 1982 to offer a quality
education to the Christian community under the Lordship of Jesus
Christ and the direction of the Holy Spirit. A determined pursuit
of excellence, both educationally and spiritually, has resulted in
rapid growth for the school. We believe that all truth is God's
truth. Jesus Christ and His teachings are central in all knowledge
and truth. As a Christian school, we endeavor to equip our children
to serve God, their family, their church and their nation. We teach
God's truth as revealed to us in the Bible and as evidenced through
the sciences, art, music, history, recreation and all creation.
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