Barnabas Christian Academy offers a quality Christian Education in a warm, friendly atmosphere.
The purpose of this school is to give Christian training along with a solid academic foundation in the basic fundamentals of learning for the average and above-average child.
BCA accepts its educational responsibility as a sacred trust. Biblical principles are taught and serve as guidelines for all learning.
Each student has close, personal contact with well-qualified teachers who truly care.
BCA has provided excellent academics in a positive Christian environment since 1997.
Barnabas Christian Academy offers a quality Christian Education in
a warm, friendly atmosphere. The purpose of this school is to give
Christian training along with a solid academic foundation in the
basic fundamentals of learning for the average and above-average
child. BCA accepts its educational responsibility as a sacred
trust. Biblical principles are taught and serve as guidelines for
all learning. Each student has close, personal contact with
well-qualified teachers who truly care. BCA has provided excellent
academics in a positive Christian environment since 1997.
Grades: PK-12 | 347 students5.4 miles 3660 W Midway Road Fort Pierce, FL 34981 (772) 461-2731
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
54/23/2018
I love the school, the administration and teachers are caring and loving
- Posted by Parent - Steven P
57/16/2014
Just as there are no perfect people in this world, there is not a perfect school. Barnabas does have teachers who are caring, involved, and working hard to insure the students received a good education and are prepared for work, college and adulthood.
- Posted by Teacher - tente
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