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Calvary Baptist School, a ministry of Calvary Baptist Church, was founded in 1975.
Calvary is a private, college-preparatory school located on a newer 17-acre campus.
Our K4 through 12th grade school draws students from many Bible-believing churches. Our commitment is to engage, equip and empower our students to identify and develop the full range of their God-given gifts and talents.
The Bible is integrated in all areas, giving students a foundation not only for academics, but also for every day living.
Our goal for the students can be summed up in our theme, "impacting hearts and minds for Christ.".
Calvary Baptist School was founded in the fall of 1975 because
of the concern of the Pastor and members of Calvary Baptist Church.
It was their desire and obligation then and it remains our
obligation to provide a quality Christian education. Calvary
Baptist School is a ministry of Calvary Baptist Church. The School
Board is made up of seven to ten members; a minimum of one Deacon
appointed by the Deacon Board, a minimum of five members elected at
large, and a treasurer elected at large. The administrator and
associate administrator are responsible for the leadership and
activities of the school. Proper protocol is always observed in
caring for school business.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Calvary Baptist School cost?
Calvary Baptist School's tuition is approximately $5,100 for private students.
What sports does Calvary Baptist School offer?
Calvary Baptist School offers 3 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Soccer and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for Calvary Baptist School?
The application deadline for Calvary Baptist School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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