Oklahoma Christian School is a Christian community committed to providing a nurturing, challenging educational environment for your child.
At OCS, you will find caring teachers who work hard every day to cultivate their students's minds, encouraging academic and spiritual development in every activity.
Our mission is to partner with families in educating the whole student to glorify God. Oklahoma Christian School is an independent, college preparatory school dedicated to providing a biblically integrated academic program.
Our mission is to partnering with families to educate the whole person to glorify God.
Grades: PK-12 | 980 students6.5 miles 1800 NW 122nd Street Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 749-3005
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
52/28/2020
I love my school because there are smaller class sizes, a challenging but not impossible curriculum, and teachers that take time to engage with each student. I enjoy knowing everyone in my grade and not feeling like I'm being lost in the crowd. Also, I like challenging myself and staying focused, and the work does just that. Not to mention the fun and inclusive sports and elective programs. I play on the 8th grade volleyball team and I LOVE IT. I love being around all my friends, my amazing coach, and playing on a team. I have enjoyed my eight great years at OCS, and I know there will be more to come.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Current 8th Grade Student
54/6/2019
OCS has culturally and academically fallen. Elementary is still strong. MS & HS have serious culture struggles with those that donate $ not being accountable. Not prepared for college and low AP pass %. It`s a good athletic school for those cut from varsity at the Edmond Public Schools.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Alum
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