Stone-Eden Christian School

All 5 of my children attend Stone Eden Christian School--ranging in ages from preschool to middle school. Our family has been so blessed by this school. The level of teacher commitment is unsurpassed and we have been well pleased with our children's level of academic achievement. The environment is very warm and friendly. SECS is a wonderful haven--with just the right balance of academic study, Christian training, extra-curricular activities and fun.
--Submitted by Kelly Avis, a parent

Students are taught using a Christ-centered solid curriculum by Christian teachers in grades from pre-school through twelfth grade. Subjects include, English/Language Arts, Social Studies/History, Mathematics, Science, Bible, Music, Art and electives such as Spanish and Family Life. Athletics are an important part of the program beginning with Jr. Spartans (K-6) and JV and Varsity sports (Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball, Cheerleading, Baseball and Softball) Music, required for all students beginning in kindergarten through sixth grade, offers a time for children to learn music theory in a fun way as well as sing and experiment with instruments. Individual music lessons are also available on site from an experienced music professional. Art is also required from kindergarten through high school. Students experiment with many meduims ranging from pastel to oil. Artists participate in many competitions across the state. The school offers a well-rounded curriculum in an atmosphere which is conducive to learning.
--Submitted by Celeste Bailey, a administrator

I have three children currently attending (5th, 7th and 9th grades). I been very pleased at my children's development both academically and socially since attending Stone Eden. They take part in a number of extracurricular sports throughout the year for both girls and boys. The atmosphere is safe and Christian values are emphasized. I am the art teacher there and truly enjoy teaching children in K-5 through 12th grade! The scenery is wonderful too!
--Submitted by Bonnie Luckie, a teacher