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Jubilee Christian School (Closed 2025)

255 Washington Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15216

Jubilee is an inter-denominational, independent school that provides students with an exemplary education and enduring values rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Class size is small to foster individual learning. The curriculum is a hands-on integrated unit study including monthly field experiences.

Art, Spanish and Gym are taught at all grade levels.

Parent involvement is encouraged. Tuition is affordable and scholarships are available.

School Overview

Religious Affiliation

Christian

Grades Offered

Grades Kindergarten-6

Learning Difference Programs

Yes

Learning Programs Supported

Speech Therapy,Reading, Math (AIU)

Year Founded

1987

Student Body

Total Students

36 students

Student Body Type

Co-ed

% Students of Color

17%

State avg.: 27%

Students by Grade

Jubilee Christian School Student By Grade

Academics and Faculty

Total Classroom Teachers

7 teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio

5:1

National avg.: 13:1

% Faculty w/Advanced Degree

45%

Average Class Size

12 students

Classroom Dress Code

Casual

Khaki or navy pants and polo shirts

Tuition and Acceptance Rate

Admission Deadline

None / Rolling

Yearly Tuition Cost

$4,944

View national tuition avg.

Tuition Notes

Half day Kindergarten $3228 Full Day K through 6th grade $4944 7th grade $5088 Tuition is payable in monthly installments

% on Financial Aid

20%

Average Financial Aid Grant

$1,000

Admissions Director

Susie Bishop, JCS Board of Trustees

Sports

Total Sports Offered

2 sports

Sports

BasketballVolleyball

School Notes

Jubilee is a unique school where the love of learning begins. Our integrated approach to education is built arounda distinctmonthly unit of study for each grade level that is integrated across the subject areas taught.This enables students to see the connection of concepts, grow in curiosity, and build a life-long love of learning. Our teachers bring faith that is focused on the love of God in Jesus Christ into the classroom, which builds character and a quest for excellence instudents. Every month students participate in hands-on projects, and develop written and/or oral reportson a subject that ties into their unit of study. Extensive field trips give meaning and purpose to the unit. Overnight field trips to Philadelphia and Gettysburgin 5th and 6th grade complete the Early American and Civil War units. Every March, an all-school unit focuses on historical, geographical, and cultural aspects of a particular country.Parents are encouraged to participate in their child's educationby volunteering in a variety of operational or strategic programs.The family atmosphere crosses all economic and social backgrounds, with siblings and parents playing a key partin our everyday educational experience. An after-school and before-school program is in place to help familieswith childcare.

Source: Verified school update