Grace Christian School

Grace began with twenty-five students in the fall of 1984, the result of a vision of a handful of families of Jackson Street Presbyterian Church, now Grace Presbyterian Church. These families desired to educate their children in the nurture and instruction of the Lord, as mandated by Scripture. Enrollment increased by more than double the second ye... ar and has grown steadily over the past thirty years. The school began and has remained a ministry of Grace Presbyterian Church and is overseen by a school board consisting of Grace Church members appointed by the church elders. Wifi access throughout the campus. Current enrollment is approximately 370 students in Pre-K3 through 12th grade. Grace graduates receive a diploma issued by the state of Louisiana and our graduates are eligible for Louisiana TOPS. Grace students have been accepted at private and public universities in and out of the state. The universities include such schools as Wheaton, Sewanee, Baylor, Centenary, Tulane, LSU, Louisiana College, Louisiana Tech, as well as various others. Many of our graduates have received academic scholarships including National Merit Finalist scholarships. Grace offers dual enrollment classes partnering with Louisiana Tech, LSUA and Northwestern State University in which students earn up to 30 hours of college credit. Graces curriculum provides the student with a college-preparatory education within the framework of Christian instruction and example. To this end, Grace offers students rigorous academic instruction, grounded in a desire to educate the heart. The education of our students is seen as a partnership between parents and the school to assist parents in fulfilling this God-given responsibility. Grace has up-to-date computer technology throughout the school including a computer lab as well as Internet access in the classrooms. The faculty has gone through a five-year program learning to incorporate technology into the classroom curriculum. Grace Christian School admits students of any race, color, national or ...Read More