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Why Choose a Private, Christian Education?
Every parent faces the important question: Where should I send my child to school?  At first glance, the choice might seem simple—public schools offer a free education, while private schools can cost anywhere from $10,000 to $30,000 a year. Yet, many families still choose to invest in a private Christian education. Why? To find out, we spoke with parents from City Tree Christian School , who shared their compelling reasons for making this choice. 1. The Gift of Small Class S
City Tree Christian School
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Teaching Preschoolers About Jesus: Planting Seeds of Faith Early
Teaching preschoolers about Jesus is one of the most meaningful parts of early childhood education. At this stage of life, children are full of curiosity, wonder, and trust. Their hearts are open and ready to understand love in its purest form—making it the perfect time to begin helping them know who Jesus is and how much He cares for them. 1. It All Starts with Love Preschoolers may not understand big theological words, but they completely understand love. Teaching them that
City Tree Christian School
Oct 233 min read
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Middle School: A Time to Grow, Discover, and Belong
Middle school is one of the most transformative seasons in a child’s life. It’s a time when students begin discovering who they are—what they care about, what excites them, and what kind of person they want to become. These years are full of change, curiosity, and possibility, and the environment students are in during this time can make all the difference. At this stage, students benefit most from a learning community where they are truly known—by name, by personality, and b
City Tree Christian School
Oct 152 min read
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The Power of Creativity in Christian Education: How Art Helps Kids Grow Spiritually
Why Creativity Matters in Your Child’s Spiritual Growth In today’s fast-paced, achievement-focused world, children need more than just...
City Tree Christian School
Jul 113 min read
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