Temple Christian School

1617 Ohmer Ave
Dayton, OH 45410

At Temple Christian School, we believe that God has a prepared place for every prepared person.

We endeavor to prepare every student for many future academic and vocational choices.

This purpose is accomplished by our traditional college-preparatory curriculum. Each student takes course work not only in the three "R"s, but also in literature, fine arts, sciences, and social studies.

At Temple Christian School, we believe that not only the mind, but also the heart is a terrible thing to waste.

Therefore, spiritual growth is nurtured through the loving example of our teachers, weekly chapel programs, and a Bible class as part of the curriculum.

At Temple Christian School, we realize that simply possessing knowledge is not enough to succeed in the real world or in the Christian life.

One must possess the self-discipline and integrity to apply knowledge in a consistent and ethical way.

For these reasons, our school maintains a definite code of discipline to help students develop the understanding that the rewards of life come only through self-control and godly guidelines.

At Temple Christian School, we believe it is our duty to teach our students both the privileges and the responsibilities of Christians living in a democratic society.

We endeavor to teach not only the history and current events of our community, state, and country, but also the Biblical principles that will make our students effective citizens in the future.

Quick Stats (2022)

Grades: Prekindergarten-12
Students: 116 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling

School Overview

School Membership(s)School Assoc.

American Association of Christian Schools (AACS)

Religious Affiliation

Christian

Grades Offered

Grades Prekindergarten-12

Student Body

Total Students

116 students

Student Body Type

Co-ed

% Students of Color

13%

State avg.: 22%

Students by Grade

Temple Christian School Student By Grade

Academics and Faculty

Total Classroom Teachers

14 teachers

Student : Teacher Ratio

8:1

National avg.: 13:1

Tuition and Acceptance Rate

Admission Deadline

None / Rolling

School Notes

At Temple Christian School, we believe that God has a prepared place for every prepared person. We endeavor to prepare every student for many future academic and vocational choices. This purpose is accomplished by our traditional college-preparatory curriculum. Each student takes course work not only in the three "R"s, but also in literature, fine arts, sciences, and social studies. At Temple Christian School, we believe that not only the mind, but also the heart is a terrible thing to waste. Therefore, spiritual growth is nurtured through the loving example of our teachers, weekly chapel programs, and a Bible class as part of the curriculum. At Temple Christian School, we realize that simply possessing knowledge is not enough to succeed in the real world or in the Christian life. One must possess the self-discipline and integrity to apply knowledge in a consistent and ethical way. For these reasons, our school maintains a definite code of discipline to help students develop the understanding that the rewards of life come only through self-control and godly guidelines. At Temple Christian School, we believe it is our duty to teach our students both the privileges and the responsibilities of Christians living in a democratic society. We endeavor to teach not only the history and current events of our community, state, and country, but also the Biblical principles that will make our students effective citizens in the future.

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