Gaston Christian School
Private School
Gastonia, NC
Gaston Christian School serves grades PS - 12 and has students accepted to over 200 colleges and universities.
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Private School
Gastonia, NC
Gaston Christian School serves grades PS - 12 and has students accepted to over 200 colleges and universities.
Private School
Cramerton, NC
Private School
Gastonia, NC
UR Academy serves K4 through 12th grade, offering a Christ-centered education that integrates Biblical principles.
Private School
Gastonia, NC
Victory Christian Academy has been providing Christian-based education for 45 years and was voted best private school in Gaston for three consecutive years.
Private School
Bessemer City, NC
Community Christian Academy provides a Biblically integrated education and offers a Dual Enrollment program through local colleges.
Private School
Gastonia, NC
Gaston Day School has been providing a college preparatory education since 1967 and has an over 80% AP test pass rate.
Private School
Gastonia, NC
Saint Michael Catholic School offers a PK-8 curriculum rooted in Catholic teachings and embraces a classical education approach.
Private School
Gastonia, NC
First Wesleyan Christian School offers a Summer Care Program and partners with Haiti for student-led charitable initiatives.
Private School
Gastonia, NC
Gastonia Freedom School specializes in self-directed learning and supports students with disabilities, fostering independence and personal growth.
Private School
Stanley, NC
Judah Christian Academy offers a comprehensive Christian education with the Abeka curriculum and is located in Stanley, NC.
Private School
Gastonia, NC
Southminster Weekday School has been serving families in Gastonia since 1998 and offers gymnastics classes on Wednesdays.
Tuition costs for private schools in Gaston can vary widely, typically ranging from $5,000 to $12,000 per year.
Many private schools in Gaston serve a range from preschool through 12th grade.
Consider factors such as curriculum, teacher-to-student ratio, school safety measures, and college admission rates.