The primary objective and purpose of Canterbury Christian School is to train the student in the knowledge of God and the Christian way of life - and to give students an excellent education for that life.
The school is a non-profit corporation offering kindergarten through sixth grade.
It teaches a Christian world and life view, training its students to glorify God in every area of life.
The school was established in the belief that the education of children is the God-given responsiblity of parents and the church, and exists to provide children with a strong academic foundation and a Christian worldview.
The primary objective and purpose of Canterbury Christian
School is to train the student in the knowledge of God and the
Christian way of life - and to give students an excellent education
for that life.
The school is a non-profit corporation offering prekindergarten
through fifth grade.
It teaches a Christian world and life view, training its
students to glorify God in every area of life.
The school was established in the belief that the education of
children is the God-given responsiblity of parents and the church,
and exists to provide children with a strong academic foundation
and a Christian worldview. Canterbury Christian School is a member
of the Anglican School Association.
Grades: PK-8 | 178 students10.2 miles 400 W Campbell Ave Campbell, CA 95008 (408) 378-5935
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School Reviews
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Both of my children love Canterbury. My son has made wonderful improvements, not only academically but also with his confidence and his knowledge of the Bible. My daughter has moved up a grade level. She loves the challenge she gets from Canterbury's curriculum. I believe the whole curriculum is great. What my son needed was a challenge and an opportunity to show his abilities. Love that they do daily chapel and keep all the private school traditions.
- Posted by Parent - John Chen
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Decades ago private schools could have been accused of being elitist. You had to have money to attend. The student populations were fairly homogeneous. Fortunately that has changed.
