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Deltona Christian School

Private | K-12 | Baptist | 240 students |  

PHONE: (386) 574-1971

FAX: (386) 574-1771

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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1200 Providence Blvd

Deltona, FL 32725

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Deltona Christian School is a private school in Deltona, Florida. It is coed and Baptist affiliated, serving 240 students in grades K-12.

More than 25 school community members have shared their opinion about this school, giving it an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars.

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Associations: ICAA, SACS/CASI; Band; Baptist; Basketball; Coed; Nonprofit; Religious; Yearbook
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Posted on Aug 21, 2010
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Deltona Christian School is an A plus school. What makes Deltona Christian school is the principal hard work and dedication for each of his students. Mr. Phillip Herchenroder keep up the good work.
--Submitted by a parent

Posted on Feb 28, 2010
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I have 2 daughters in this school and I also attended this school as a child and it is nice to know that they have not compromised their Biblical principals one bit. The only change I noticed is the fact that when I went there around 1982 the principal was still allowed to paddle a child who was disobedient or unruly. Now they call the parent and ask them to come in and paddle or ask the parents permission to paddle in certain circumstances. my children are getting a wonderful education their due to their small class sizes and the extra time the teachers can take per student to help them along, not like public school and I am absolutely sure there are no 'diddlers'there or pedophiles as they are plentiful in all public school.
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Posted on Aug 19, 2009
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Deltona Christian School is a great school. For me as a parent it is a blessing to have my daughter at DCS. She has been there since Pre-K and now she will be in 6th Grade. The education is outstanding, the teachers and the whole staff starting with the Herchenroder's (Principal, Administrator, etc.) are great people and most of all they love the Lord, love the students and love what they do and it shows! It is a school where a Christian Education is very important and it reflects in everything that they do. My daughter loves being a student a DCS. I would not change it for anything, even in this hard economy times that we are living in. I will work two jobs if I have to, for my daughter to stay at DCS and not have to go to a public school. God bless DCS, the students and the staff and may God enlarge their territory! Like the prayer of Jabez.
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Posted on Aug 9, 2009
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My boys are now entering their 4th year at DCS. They started in K-3 and K-4, both were reading by the end of the year. Now they are both honor students and just cant wait for school to start again. We love this school and I will do whatever it takes to keep them there.
--Submitted by Deanna Jacolucci, a parent

Posted on May 7, 2009
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My child is new to DCS he came to the school in the middle of the school year. My child was in public school. To make a long story short. My son went from a class of 32 to a class of 12. My son now loves School, loves his teacher, Class in not too long. The tummy aches are gone. Most importantly he is getting a great Christian education. Shame on me for not brining him to DCS when my sister told me to, two years ago.. Thank you Mr. H (sorry do not know how to spell your last name) for taking the time to talk to me. My son and I love your school.. :-)
--Submitted by a parent

Posted on Apr 30, 2009
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Not sure what some of the other reviews are about. If you believe in true biblical faith/morals, this school will be an answered prayer to your family too. If you believe other 'Christian' teachings that amount to justifying continued sin in your life/family or that all roads lead to heaven, you will not find those things supported here. Our daughter's been through several schools - public & a couple different Christian denominations - due to our family moving & has now attended DCS for >1 year. This is the first time our daughter LOVES going to school & I was immediately impressed by the genuine faith of the faculty & the respect/kindheartedness of almost all the students towards adults and other students. None are perfect & some families closer to the Lord than others, but quality of education/people are a blessing. Only downside is not a wide choice of afterschool activities.
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Posted on Mar 22, 2009
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Its a horrid school thats thinks they help children spiritually but draws them away from God and it's morals!
--Submitted by a student

Posted on Oct 12, 2008
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Deltona Christian School is an answer to prayer for our family. The curriculum is thorough and challenging, but what I appreciate most is the spiritual community my kids are now a part of. The Holy Bible is the foundation upon which DCS operates, and the love of God is evident and imparted to the students. We are blessed to have found this school.
--Submitted by a parent

Posted on Jul 21, 2008
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DCS is a wonderful school where my child has received an excellent education. The teachers are dedicated, caring, and qualified. The one thing that I love most about DCS is that the entire school program centers around the Bible and the things of the Lord. The kids learn to read at the age of four and write cursive in 1st grade. I don't know about the last person's comment but me it has been a more than pleasant experience.
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Posted on Jul 18, 2008
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DCS was a horrible experience for my children. The lack of educated teachers combined with no consistency in discipline provided an environment detrimental to a learning environment.
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