Biblically-Based Curriculum

When students step onto the middle school campus, they know they are part of a family. Every student is assigned an advisement teacher who advocates on their behalf. Teachers invest significantly in their students’ lives, whether in the classroom or small-group settings.
At Ontario Christian, we strive for “education on purpose,” where our strands of curriculum include our core curricular principles, service learning, leadership focus, whole life discipleship, integration of technology, together with strong academics.

Because we are a Christian school, our education must also be quality. After all, it is our gift to God each and every day.

Starting in 7th grade, each student is issued a Chromebook as part of our 1:1 computer program. Read more about our Innovations for Learning Initiative.

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Encountering God

Students begin each day with homeroom prayers and end their time together with devotions during the advisement period. They participate in weekly chapel service, with occasional guest speakers, and learn to exercise faith and courage in daily life.

• Bible Studies
• 8th grade retreat
• Service projects
• Responsible Christian Living curriculum (taught through Advisement)
• Devotions
• Chapels
• Boys/Girls only discipleship/Bible studies
• Prayer throughout the day in classes

Well-rounded Individuals & Team Players

1. Student Council
2. Service Days
3. 8th grade Leadership Retreat
4. Band, Choir, and Drama
5. Fine Arts Festivals (competitions in voice, drama, music, speech, writing)
6. Competitive athletics program (basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, cross country, track & field, volleyball, flag football)
7. Washington DC Trip
8. Twirlers *
* at an additional cost