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Sheets Memorial Christian School provides quality education from a Biblical perspective.
Sheets Memorial Christian School is an extension of Sheets Memorial Baptist Church and provides an educational program for students from six weeks old through the twelfth grade.
We are a private, non-profit and non-sectarian Christian school offering educational services to Christian families in Lexington and the surrounding areas.
We are accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International as well as by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools now Cognia.
For 50 years, we have provided quality education backed by
Christian values.At Sheets Memorial Christian School, we believe
that a quality education must be built on a solid foundation of
Christian principles based on the Word of God. We do our utmost to
provide that foundation and maintain the highest standards of a
Biblical education. Our teachers are totally committed to Jesus
Christ and are called to serve the Lord through school
ministry.
We want to partner with you, our parents, and work together for
the benefit of each individual child. It is our desire to provide a
quality, Christ-centered education in a safe, Christian atmosphere;
an atmosphere that supports your family values and helps develop
strong, Christian character in your children.
Grades: PK-12 | 160 students7.9 miles 367 Academy Dr Thomasville, NC 27360 (336) 472-8950
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
52/9/2024
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- Posted by Student/Alumni - lila
511/2/2018
Sheets is celebrating 50 years of excellence in Christian education. Great atmosphere where leadership and staff bring strong Biblical foundation to education and other programs. Good experience for students in athletics, band, student government, etc. Look for Sheets to build on the momentum of the past 50 years and really grow over the next 5-10 years.
- Posted by Parent - CBH
511/2/2018
50 years of Biblical education...what a milestone. From watching Alumni serve their communities as Doctors, Lawyers, Missionaries, Teachers, Moms, Dads, Pastors, Small Business Owners, etc. we knew this was the place for our little one as well to learn and grow. So much history, so much heritage....This school is one of the best decisions we have ever made.
- Posted by Parent - M.M.
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