Christian schools

"Intentional learning through play" pre-school curriculum

"Video lessons you can trust for K4–12th grade with a proven spiral learning approach."

“The primary mission…is to promote, establish and equip schools committed to a classical approach to education in light of a Christian worldview”

"a non-denominational Protestant community of Christian schools in all India" that "strengthens Christian schools and equips Christian educators"

"Earn college credit through AOA’s dual credit program" which allows "…full-time juniors and seniors…the opportunity to earn high school and college credit simultaneously"

A TeachBeyond school that “provides a quality, international Christian education that equips its students to influence their world through biblical thought, character, and action”

“Our reason for being is to walk alongside Christian schools who are committed to teaching from a Biblical perspective. We exist for the sustainability, improvement, innovation, advocacy, and promotion of Christian education at all levels of learning.”

“a community of school communities unified around the common goal of authentic, Bible-based, Christ-centred education”

“…will seek to enable Christian schools with objective standards, providing the tools to reach such standards, and the networks necessary to propel Christian schools into the coming decade with excellence and accountability as their hallmarks”

"Connecting donors with vision to a cause that matters"—Christian education in Ontario, Canada

Posted on January 4th, 2008 by Ishak S. Wonohadidjojo, Ed. D.

There was an interesting fact published in Businessweek - Indonesia, December 5, 2007. Raffles Education Corp., a Singapore-based educational services provider, was listed as the second in the table of 100 best Small & Medium Scale Enterprises of 2007 after Ajisen (China) HoldingsHong—a Shanghai-based Japanese noodle chain restaurant. Raffles Education booked US$ 58.8 million sale in 2006 with $ 21.1 million net profit and 68.7% ROI (Return on Investment). Its average profit in the last three years is 72.7% with a market value of $ 1,584.1 million.

"…an association of elementary and secondary schools working to promote the transmission of the culture of the Christian West to the next generation through the Classical Core Curriculum^TM, which focuses on the content study of history, literature, and the great ideas, with an emphasis on basic skills and the liberal arts, and a special emphasis on the study of Latin."

"Do Christian schools make students more religious?" is a report by Tobin Grant in Christianity Today about a study of students in US Christian schools. The conclusions are thought-provoking, but they may have measured the wrong thing. 

"…to foster excellence in leadership, learning, and school operations in Christian schools in eastern Canada"

"Online private homeschooling for grades K-12: accredited, affordable tuition, Christian curriculum, enroll anytime"

"…a group of Christian teachers committed to excellence in online instruction for homeschoolers"

"…a network of private online Christian schools and homeschool programs for students in grades K-12"

"...foreningen 35 medlemsskoler med ca. 7.431 elever og over 800 ansatte"

"Partner with parents to prepare the next generation to impact the world for Christ"

"The mission…is to build a relationship-based network, welcoming partner organisations and individuals to further Christian Education, Leadership, School Partnership and Service Learning, globally.