School at The Fold is an integral part of our overall ministry.
Many of our young people, in the midst of other struggles, have
found school to be a place of difficulty, stress and failure. In
response, we have specifically designed our school to meet the
educational needs of our teens on an individual basis, with a
self-paced curriculum and a high teacher to student ratio. This
allows us to assist each teen in setting manageable goals that they
can achieve, and provide a new foundation of success that will give
them a renewed sense of opportunity as they transition into school
back home.
Our teaching team works closely with the staff in the homes and
our counselors to support the discipleship and therapeutic
elements. In addition to meeting the teen's educational needs,
teachers provide consistent encouragement, accountability, and
spiritual guidance. The school curriculum is approved by the
Vermont State Department of Education. Grade levels taught include
both junior high and senior high school. Twelfth grade students may
earn a high school diploma and receive preparation for college.
The school is part of our main campus on Vail Hill in
Lyndonville, along with The Fold's offices and Retreat Center. This
main campus is located several miles between the two resident
homes.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Cornerstone Christian School?
The application deadline for Cornerstone Christian School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
Nearby Private Schools
The nearest high school to Cornerstone Christian School is Learn, Inc. (0.2 miles away)
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