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Central Christian was founded in 1961 and is owned and operated by the Ohio Conference of the Mennonite Church. [2] It is the first Mennonite high school in Ohio. Their mascot is a Comet, although they were known as the Crusaders until June 2000. The school is also a member of both the OHSAA and the OCSAA.
Grove City Christian School opened in 1990. [2]The mission of GCCS is to partner with Bible-believing families and their churches in providing the spiritual and academic foundation that cultivates, transforms and prepares students to be Christian leaders who impact their world.
Valley Christian was founded as Youngstown Christian in 1975, and is religiously affiliated with the Assemblies of God Christian denomination. It is sponsored by local Assemblies of God Churches, primarily "Highway Tabernacle". Its mission statement is to prepare students for a life of ministry to Jesus Christ.
Northside Christian School is a private school located in Westerville, Ohio.. Northside Christian School offers grades K4 through 12. The school is a ministry of Calvary Bible Church and is a member of Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) - Major accrediting body for Protestant schools in the U.S.
The school's philosophy is based upon its interpretation of Corinthians 2:2,3 and Luke 2:52: "We provide a Christian environment which encourages each student to develop those graces and skills demonstrated in the life of Christ; to discover and exercise his/her own unique, God-given abilities and gifts through expanding opportunities; and to achieve educational excellence in all disciplines ...
The High School and Middle School campuses are located 1.5 miles apart in north Columbus. Tree of Life opened its separate middle school campus in 2024 on the property formerly owned by Christian Assembly Church. Up until that time, the middle school and high school shared the same building. Christian Assembly church still operates at the ...
Fairfield Christian Academy was founded in 1998 as a ministry of Fairfield Christian Church in Lancaster, Ohio, a historical community 25 miles southeast of Columbus in Fairfield County. The school opened its doors to approximately 200 students and 20 faculty.
The school was founded by Rev. Cecil Jones the pastor of the Columbiana Church of the Nazarene. Heartland was located in the Church of the Nazarene on Elm Street for four years as it grew from its original enrollment of 147 students to about 180 students. [ 3 ]