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Heritage Christian Academy is comprised of families and educators committed to providing non-denominational, Christian education opportunities in Fort Collins and the Northern Colorado region.
Offering classes from grades Pre-K through 12th, the people of Heritage are dedicated to pursuing academic excellence as well as an education for children from the perspective of a Biblical world view.
Every Christian school is unique. Some excel in athletics. Some
offer the lowest tuition rates. And some are committed to providing
state-of-the-art facilities. We deem all of these as good and
worthy attributes to pursue, and like other schools in the area, we
too believe Heritage is unique in a very special way. While
Heritage intends to be competitive in every aspect of education, we
are convinced the distinct combination of our pillars - Academic
Excellence, Nurturing Environment, and Authentic Faith - is what
truly differentiates Heritage Christian Academy from other
Christian schools in the area. Our newly completed gymnasium
provides the school with opportunities to offer more in athletics,
drama, and music than ever before.
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