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Hillcrest Christian School is unabashedly committed to being Christ-centered and rooted in those truths which do not change -- leading students to develop a Christian world view.
Our programs are sequential beginning at Pre-K-3 and continue through 12th grade.
Academically, we expect our students to master the knowledge and skills needed to assure their success in college.
Hillcrest Christian School is dedicated to reaching students for Christ, teaching the excellence of academics, and incorporating Christlike values in all extracurricular activities.
HCS was established as a non-denominational coed school in 1971
and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools, the Southern Association of Independent Schools, and the
Mid- SouthAssociation of Independent Schools. We offer
programs for K-3 through 12th grade, as well as after-school
childcare for our students through grade 12.Above all, Hillcrest
Christian School is committed to being Christ-centered, rooted in
unchanging Biblical truths, and dedicated to leading students to
view life from a Christian perspective. Academically, students are
expected to master the knowledge and skills needed to ensure
success in college.Our curriculum is college preparatory;
therefore, each graduate mustbe accepted to at least one
college or university of his or her choice before graduation.
Furthermore, students must complete at least 10 community
service hours for each year of grades 9 through 12 in order to
receive a diploma from HCS.The Hillcrest campus is strategically
located where Jackson and Byram converge; weserve
studentswho livethroughoutthe metro area,
including Pearl, Raymond, Florence, and Flora, among
othercities and towns incentral Mississippi.
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