Mariners Christian School

Private | K-8 | Christian | 633 students |  

PHONE: (714) 437-1700

FAX: (714) 437-7976

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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300 Fischer Ave

Costa Mesa, CA 92626

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Costa Mesa's Mariners Christian School is a private school. It is coed and Christian affiliated, serving 633 students in grades K-8.

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Associations: ACSI; Christian; Coed; Religious
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Posted on Jun 16, 2011
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MCS is a wonderful learning environment! Every teacher is amazing, and the Christ-centered curriculum is priceless in character development! The family involvement is unmatched, and the values of many of the families truly revolve around a Christian lifestyle. We couldn't be happier with this school!
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Posted on May 6, 2009
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Mariner's is a great school. They are very caring about all the students and truly embrace the whole child and the entire learning experience. You are greeeted by a smiling staff everyone morning and the principal stands at carpool and waves good bye to the children every afternoon. It's a great school!
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Posted on Apr 29, 2005
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My son attended Mariners for 9 years. It was a wonderful experience. The teachers really do care about the children!! There was a tremendous amount of family involvement. A lot of the families have established relationships so you sometimes feel like an outsider. Teaching of God's word and living it out by the staff is stellar!
--Submitted by Christine H, a parent

Posted on Feb 23, 2004
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MCS is an amazing school. So much love, thought, care, and knowledge goes into planning the teaching curriculum and is further extended to each student personally. I graduated in 1999 and not only did I have more knowledge on subjects once I hit high school, but the friendships that I formed with my classmates and teachers are still greatly in tact and I am now ending my freshman year at a Christian College. MCS played such a big part in my life that I have gone back to coach sport teams that I once excelled on and to help out in the daycare that once helped me. Their excitement to find out how you are doing now and/or how they can improve is like no other school I have ever known or even heard of.
--Submitted by Emily, a former student

Posted on Sep 15, 2003
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Our daughter, Kristin, attended MCS from 2nd-8th grade and received a superb academic, moral and Christian education. She was taught how to study, write exceptionally and work hard. She also was taught to be a caring individual with excellent moral values. It was great to see our home values carried over in the school setting. The middle school/Junior High Faculty were excellent in all areas of life's learning. Kristin was well prepared for life in the 'real world' of public high school and is now doing very well at University of California at Berkeley - Many thanks to Mrs. Letterman, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Wilder, Ms. Tulley and all the other many special and excellent teachers and people at Mariners Christian School - Our child is now a successful, happy and fulfilled young adult with very high moral standards that are also a part of our home.
--Submitted by Barbara and Wendell Maberry, a parent


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