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Riverview Baptist Christian School (RBCS) uses a variety of curriculums.
A combination of ACE, Abeka, and Saxon curriculums provide the best education a student can receive.
The Bible (King James Version, of course) is the number one Book used in every class.
Students may enter RBCS at age three and be in the loving environment of Bible believing teachers all the way through 12th grade.
Our students graduate ready to enter colleges across America, and have been accepted by the US Military, University of Washington, Washington State University, Columbia Basin College, Hyles Anderson College, Golden State Baptist College, Bob Jones University, Texas Baptist College, Crown College and Perry Trade Institute, to name a few.
RBCS participates in Inter-Scholastic sports with other fundamental Baptist Church schools in the Northwest.
The boys compete in Soccer during the fall and Basketball in the winter.The girls play volleyball in the winter, and softball in the spring.
Each year our Annual President's Day Tournament draws Christian schools from the entire Northwest for a time of basketball, volleyball and great preaching.
Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Kindergarten-12
Enrollment: 82 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Riverview Baptist Christian School (RBCS) uses a variety of
curriculums. A combination of ACE, Abeka, and Saxon curriculums
provide the best education a student can receive. The Bible (King
James Version, of course) is the number one Book used in every
class. Students may enter RBCS at age three and be in the loving
environment of Bible believing teachers all the way through 12th
grade. Our students graduate ready to enter colleges across
America, and have been accepted by the US Military, University of
Washington, Washington State University, Columbia Basin College,
Hyles Anderson College, Golden State Baptist College, Bob Jones
University, Texas Baptist College, Crown College and Perry Trade
Institute, to name a few. RBCS participates in Inter-Scholastic
sports with other fundamental Baptist Church schools in the
Northwest. The boys compete in Soccer during the fall and
Basketball in the winter.The girls play volleyball in the winter,
and softball in the spring. Each year our Annual President's Day
Tournament draws Christian schools from the entire Northwest for a
time of basketball, volleyball and great preaching.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Kindergarten-12
Enrollment: 82 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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