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First Baptist Christian School is a ministry of First Baptist Church of Stuart, Florida.
Students of any or no denomination are admitted. We do not teach doctrine, but we do daily teach the Word of God.
Admission is open to all students regardless of race, color, ethnic background or national origin.
First Baptist Christian School was established in 1974 and is governed by a School Committee consisting of elected members of the Church and operated by a chief administrative officer; the Principal.
First Baptist Christian School is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and AdvancEd-SACS.
ACSI`s strategic focus is to both encourage and challenge schools and educators in the following ways to teach Biblical truth effectively; to encourage and promote rigorous intellectual development; to hire and mentor Godly faculty and staff; to provide opportunity for students to reach their potential in Christ; and to demonstrate operational integrity.
School Motto: Connect People to Jesus and One Another with Love.
First Baptist Christian School is a ministry of First Baptist
Church of Stuart, Florida.
Students of any or no denomination are admitted.
We do not teach doctrine, but we do daily teach the Word of
God.
Admission is open to all students regardless of race, color,
ethnic background or national origin.
First Baptist Christian School was established in 1974 and is
governed by a School Committee consisting of elected members of the
Church and operated by a chief administrative officer; the
Headmaster.
First Baptist Christian School is accredited by the Association
of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and AdvancEd-SACS.
ACSI`s strategic focus is to both encourage and challenge
schools and educators in the following ways to teach Biblical truth
effectively; to encourage and promote rigorous intellectual
development; to hire and mentor Godly faculty and staff; to provide
opportunity for students to reach their potential in Christ; and to
demonstrate operational integrity.
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