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Founded in 1983, Omaha Baptist Academy educates children from K-12 teaching all subjects from a Christian world view.
Our school's purpose includes encouraging students to develop Christ-like character, training them to be committed servants of the Lord Jesus Christ and mentoring young people to become the next generation of spiritual leaders.
Omaha Baptist Academy is a Christian school that offers multi grade traditional classrooms for K5-12, using A Beka curriculum along with Saxon math and affiliated with the American Association of Christian Schools.
Founded in 1983, Omaha Baptist Academy educates children from K-12
teaching all subjects from a Christian world view. Our school's
purpose includes encouraging students to develop Christ-like
character, training them to be committed servants of the Lord Jesus
Christ and mentoring young people to become the next generation of
spiritual leaders. Omaha Baptist Academy is a Christian school that
offers multi grade traditional classrooms for K5-12, using A Beka
curriculum along with Saxon math and affiliated with the American
Association of Christian Schools.
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