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Centennial Baptist School offers child care, elementary school (K4-5th), middle school (6th-8th), and high school (9th-12th) programs.
Centennial Baptist School is a ministry of Centennial Baptist Church, an unaffiliated Baptist Church.
The School's vision and purpose come directly from the Word of God and support and follow the vision of the church.
Our vision comes directly from the school verse. It is our desire for each student to to grow in wisdom academically, socially, physically, and spiritually so they can inspire, include, and impact the world in the kingdom of God.
Our purpose is to inspire students to grow in their relationship with Christ and to develop their academic and social abilities.
At Centennial, we want to include the students in a godly atmosphere where they are challenged to impact those around them for the cause of Christ.
Centennial Baptist School offers child care, elementary school
(K4-5th), middle school (6th-8th), and high school (9th-12th)
programs.
Centennial Baptist School is a ministry of Centennial Baptist
Church, an unaffiliated Baptist Church.
The School's vision and purpose come directly from the Word of
God and support and follow the vision of the church.
Our vision comes directly from the school verse.
It is our desire for each student to to grow in wisdom
academically, socially, physically, and spiritually so they can
inspire, include, and impact the world in the kingdom of God.
Our purpose is to inspire students to grow in their
relationship with Christ and to develop their academic and social
abilities.
At Centennial, we want to include the students in a godly
atmosphere where they are challenged to impact those around them
for the cause of Christ.
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