Each child is one of a kind, handcrafted by God. With that in mind, our staff focuses on getting to know every student who walks through our doors: their learning styles, their talents, and their families. We believe a good education engages not just the mind, but also the heart. By encouraging God's heart for people everywhere and extending His justice into the world we aim to graduate students who go and make disciples.
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Our mission statement encompasses the three ways BCS engages students in a Biblical world view. Take a look at how a partnership is created between BCS and Christian families. Exploring faith in a safe place. One of our previous Kindergarteners transferred to BCS after coming home one afternoon and telling his mother, "I love Jesus at home and church, but not at school."
During our individual tours you will have the opportunity to see teachers and students in action and have your questions answered. Please contact our Enrollment Coordinator with webform below to schedule your tour, or download an application to enroll your student. Bellingham Christian School is a safe place for kids, where Jesus Christ is lifted up in all areas of the curriculum by our outstanding teachers.
We have planned a night. FAQ for 2020-2021 Enrollment I heard you are holding daily classes on campus, is that the case? Yes, we are holding school every day on campus with significant allowances for. Dear BCS Community, In our efforts toward the reunification and future growth we are so excited to share the amazing stories on how God is providing and preparing our teams.
Students are given the opportunity to satisfy their curiosity as they explore many topics and, at the same time, learn to interact with classmates and teachers in a school setting. Our desire is to provide an environment that will allow each child to grow spiritually, academically and socially.
Our goals include helping kids develop small and large motor skills, learning Bible stories and songs, and recognizing numbers, colors, shapes, and letters of the alphabet.In Pre-K, children are given the opportunity to learn letter sounds in order to be ready to read in Kindergarten.
Our goals include helping kids develop small and large motor skills, learning Bible stories and songs, and recognizing numbers, colors, shapes, and letters of the alphabet.In Pre-K, children are given the opportunity to learn letter sounds in order to be ready to read in Kindergarten.
Our goals in Kindergarten are to help kids recognize numbers up to one hundred, begin telling time, do basic addition and subtraction, and acquire a strong phonics foundation for reading. By winter, most children will be sounding out words and reading sentences. We also cultivate a love for God and the assurance that God loves them.
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Wes Diskin
Dec 04, 2016
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