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Our Mission Statement: In 1993, a group of concerned Christians sensed God's leading to establish a Christian School that would provide quality education based upon a firm foundation in God's Word.
A basic responsibility of Christian parents is to "Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6.
Kerman Christian School is an extension of the Christian home, and the Christian way of life.
The staff of Kerman Christian is dedicated to the responsibility of providing a high standard of education.
Because the Christian approach to learning differs significantly from the secular viewpoint, Kerman Christian School offers a curriculum rooted in a God-centered view of life.
The curriculum, taught by qualified Christian faculty, allows parents to provide their children with academic instruction consistent with the Christ-centered teaching received at home and at church.
Family atmosphere Christ centered teaching Excellent Christian
Certificated Teachers Pre School to 6th grade Full Pre-school and
Pre-Kindergarten classes both AM and PM with full day care
provided. K-6 class size is no more than 20 students Fully equipped
Computer Lab, fully trained Computer teacher Beautiful New facility
with fully equipped Library Spacious playground with lunch time
activities for students Student Council and leadership development
Extended and structured after school care Reasonable tuition Seven
Star Academy On line School Grades 6 - 12 Parent involvement
through PTF (Parent Teacher Fellowship)
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