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Top 20 Best Colorado Christian Private Schools (2024-25)

For the 2024-25 school year, there are 75 christian private schools serving 16,368 students in Colorado. You can also find more religiously affiliated schools in Colorado.

The christian private schools in Colorado include Belleview Christian School, Front Range Christian School and Anastasis Academy.

The average tuition cost is $7,319, which is lower than the Colorado private school average tuition cost of $13,442.

Front Range Christian School Photo - At Front Range Christian School all students are known and loved. The mission to partner with the Christian home and Church to train and equip students to impact the world for Christ!

Darren Patterson Christian Academy Photo - Academic Expeditions bring hands on, engaged learning.

Castle Rock Christian Academy Photo - Our teachers collectively have more than 120 years of experience. They teach using Christian publishers, updated resources and assessments to ensure student success. Our principal has more than 30 years experience in teaching and leading in public and private schools.

Valor Christian High School Photo - Library

Ambleside At Skylark Photo - 2nd grade teacher shares snail with students during Nature Study

Southeast Christian School Photo - Students leading all-school Chapel on Wednesday morning.

Belleview Christian School Photo - As a college preparatory school, our standards at Belleview Christian School are high. Specials include Art, Music (Band, Choir, and Strings), Theatre, PE, Chapel, Spanish, Computer, and more depending upon the students grade level. We strive for, as one parent put it: "An education founded on God`s precepts, focused on God`s glory."

Liberty Classical Academy Photo - Liberty Classical Academy is a K-12 school in New Castle, Colorado that strives to nurture students with the love of God, the humility of Christ and the values of faith, family, and community.

Rocky Mountain Christian Academy Photo - Nations Day | For the entire month of October, students in grades K-5 study a particular nation in each classroom, including overviews of that country's history, language, culture, art, music, and much more. This study includes many hands-on activities and special art projects designed to teach students the "tools" for learning about and appreciating other cultures.

Ambleside School of Colorado Photo - Arduino Programming Project

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