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Algebra I Honors, Algebra II Honors, Calculus, Geometry Honors, Honors American Literature, Honors British Literature, Introduction to Education, Pre-calculus, Spanish III
Average SAT score
1054
(Out of 1600)
Classroom Dress Code
Casual
Uniforms. Khaki or navy pants, white, light blue or maroon polo shirts
Tuition ranges from $5000-$6000 per year. Additional fees include enrollment and program fees. Discounts are available for multiple students from the same family.
Summer Program Cost
$150
Summer Program Cost Notes
Summer Camp is available for rising K4 through rising 6th grade students. Tuition is $150 weekly for full-time campers (3+ days a week) or $90 for part-time campers (1-2 days a week). Camp includes activities and a hot lunch daily and operates from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
At Calvary Christian School, we stand committed to academic
excellence! Our objective is to provide students with a solid,
Christian education that upholds the highest of academic standards.
Since the Bible serves as the foundation for study in all grades,
students attend daily Bible classes and weekly chapel services with
a special spiritual emphasis opportunities offered throughout the
year.
Calvary is a K-12 school with nearly 400 students currently
enrolled. Our commitment to academic excellence throughout grades
K-12 is evidenced by our strong test results. In nationally
standardized testing (Stanford Achievement), students in every
grade perform well above their grade level and well above the state
and national averages! Additionally, our high school students have
consistently scored above the national average on the Scholastic
Aptitude Test (SAT).
PATRIOT PRESCHOOL (AGES 3-4) begins with K3 and K4 students
learning the truths of God's Word as well as their letters,
numbers, and shapes through song and play. The children have fun
while learning to be kind, follow directions, be a helper, and more
all in a safe and loving atmosphere. Our K3 and K4 programs meet
Monday through Friday from 8:10-11:45 a.m. Students may choose to
stay a full day which includes lunch, recess, and nap
time.
KINDERGARTEN (AGE 5) provides a wonderful foundation of
learning for our 5-year-old students. The children are excited to
learn and progress quickly. We use the BJU Press curriculum, which
emphasizes phonics, word families, and service words and leads the
students to have great success in reading. The curriculum lays the
foundation for critical-thinking skills and teaches for
understanding of the subjects. Kindergarten is a full day of
school, 8:10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
ELEMENTARY DIVISION (GRADES 1 6) Our kindergarten and
elementary students represent approximately two-thirds of the total
student body. For these students, we teach from the BJU Press and
the ABeka curriculums, which place a strong emphasis on phonics,
reading comprehension, and mathematics. Students also have the
opportunity to participate in regular music, Spanish, choir,
library, and physical education classes as a part of their weekly
curriculum.
JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (GRADES 7-12) Calvary's high
school students represent approximately one-third of total student
enrollment. Our program includes a strong, college preparatory
curriculum, with additional coursework available in music, speech,
computer skills, and other disciplines. Physical education is a
part of the daily curriculum in grades 7-9, and athletic
participation is encouraged at all grade levels. Students also have
the opportunity to develop leadership skills through involvement in
student government, discipleship groups, and other activities.
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