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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 Sizes

One of the most common reasons parents choose private education is the benefit of smaller class sizes—typically around 15 students, compared to 25 to 30 in many public schools. This environment allows teachers to truly know their students, tailor instruction to individual learning styles, and ensure that each child is supported and challenged.


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“The teachers and staff care deeply about the students. Our children feel safe and receive a solid education.” — City Tree Parent


2. A Strong, Supportive Community

At the heart of Christian education is community. Parents and teachers work in partnership to nurture each child’s growth—academically, emotionally, and spiritually. Discipline and guidance are approached with grace, understanding that every student has a unique story.


3. Excellence in Education

Christian schools often provide a rich, well-rounded curriculum that goes beyond academics. At City Tree, students benefit from instruction in art, Spanish, technology, and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities. Teachers are dedicated professionals who see their work as a calling—committed not only to academic excellence but to shaping hearts and minds for a lifetime of learning and faith.


“Our son is thriving—he’s loved, valued, and growing every day. We especially love the amazing art and music programs!” — Tiffany and Jacques Spitzer


Investing in What Matters Most

Many City Tree parents live in excellent public school districts, yet they still choose a private, Christian education. Why? Because they see the difference it makes—both now and for the future.


Investing in a child’s education is one of the most significant decisions a parent can make. For families at City Tree Christian School, that investment is yielding lifelong dividends in character, confidence, and faith.


By Sara Delgado, Head of School

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