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Carroll County Christian Academy is a ministry of Carrollton Baptist Temple and located in Carrollton, OH. CCCA covers grades K4-12 and offers a great atmosphere for any child to learn and grow.
CCCA uses the A Beka curriculum for the majority of our classes because we feel that it teaches a good, solid foundation and allows the student to learn quickly.
Curriculum Carroll County Christian Academy uses A Beka for its basic curriculum.
A Beka is a Christian curriculum based on the Bible.
We believe it is the best match for what we are trying to accomplish here at CCCA a Christian atmosphere that results in the student receiving a sound education.
Carroll County Christian Academy is a ministry of Carrollton
Baptist Temple and located in Carrollton, OH. CCCA covers grades
K4-12 and offers a great atmosphere for any child to learn and
grow.
CCCA uses the A Beka curriculum for the majority of our classes
because we feel that it teaches a good, solid foundation and allows
the student to learn quickly.
Curriculum Carroll County Christian Academy uses A Beka for its
basic curriculum.
A Beka is a Christian curriculum based on the Bible.
We believe it is the best match for what we are trying to
accomplish here at CCCA a Christian atmosphere that results in the
student receiving a sound education.
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Quick Stats (2024)
Grades: Prekindergarten-12
Enrollment: 74 students
Yearly Tuition: $3,000
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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The average private school tuition in Ohio is $7,359 for elementary schools and $10,939 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
