The Open Bible Academy was founded in 1976 to provide the children of Christian families with a Bible-based education in a separated Christ-centered atmosphere.
The academy strives to prepare young people for the academic and spiritual challenges of the future while assisting parents in their Biblical responsibility to train their children.
The Open Bible Academy offers classes from K4-12, and utilizes the BJ Press curriculum.
All classroom material and instruction is Christ-centered and Biblically presented.
The Bible is integrated throughout the entire curriculum. Christian education clearly presents all subject matter in light of scripture with a biblical view of God as well as guiding principles to equip students for life.
The staff of the Academy is comprised of dedicated, trained, and experienced teachers.
Each staff person is committed to the emotional, physical and spiritual development of the students.
The goal of the Open Bible Academy and its staff is to prepare young people for a life-long walk with the Lord Jesus Christ whether they serve the Lord in the secular world or in the ministry.
AACS National Fine Arts Competition, AACS State & Regional Fine Arts Competitions, Elementary and Middle School Art, Elementary and Middle School Music Classes, High School Choir, Middle School Choir, Music Lessons, Physical Education: all grades
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Open Bible Academy cost?
Open Bible Academy's tuition is approximately $5,400 for private students.
What sports does Open Bible Academy offer?
Open Bible Academy offers 3 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Soccer and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for Open Bible Academy?
The application deadline for Open Bible Academy is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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