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Discover Joyful Learning at SCCS.

We love sharing about the joyful learning happening at SCCS! During the school year, the best way to experience our vibrant classrooms is in person.

We look forward to helping you discover the unique culture, Christ-centered philosophy, and meaningful formation that define a Seattle Classical Christian School education.

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“Our 13-year-old daughter told us (again) that she LOVES going to school. Since she started at SCCS, we have seen her both enjoy going to school and diligently work on her studies in a way that we have never seen her do before. ”
— The Walls Family
Laura West, Admissions Director

Ready to Learn More?

With great joy, I welcome you and invite you to learn more about Seattle Classical Christian School, where faith, wisdom, and character converge.

I chose SCCS for my children because I wanted their hearts to be shaped along with their minds, and I now serve in Admissions because I see firsthand the transformation that happens when children are known, loved, and pursued in excellence. I yearned for a place where students thrive and families find community - and my family experiences that here at SCCS.

I am here to help, and I can’t wait to learn more about you!

Laura West
Admissions Director

 
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Excellence in Christian Education

Empowering students to become resilient Christians, well-prepared to pursue, advance, and uphold God’s vision for human flourishing.

 

 

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“We’ve loved the care and education our boys have had at SCCS... The community of people surrounding them and the focus on character formation as they learn are some of the things we appreciate most at SCCS.”
— Nanfelt Family
“Academically it’s a healthy challenge but also coming from public school my kids really value this time to examine and gain confidence in their faith, knowing how much they’ll need to be equipped to engage the world and neighbors around them.”
— Pickel Family
“I am growing closer to and finding more joy in Jesus”
— Current 8th Grade Student
Before diving into the school year, our faculty and staff took time to adventure together—kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and praying over our year and community. We’re grateful to begin from a place of joy and unity, rooted in prayer
Character and virtue are of paramount importance—it influences every aspect of a person’s life. Teaching with wisdom and virtue in mind (rather than knowledge alone) alters the focus of education to who we become, not simply what we know.
“She’s always excited to go to school—she hates missing a day!” That kind of joyful learning doesn’t happen by accident. At SCCS, students are known, challenged, and loved and it shows. One new family recently shared ho
Our students are not just preparing for a career—they’re preparing to live lives of faithful service. We want SCCS students to be Invested Citizens: who navigate culture with a biblical framework rooted in the gospel, and who contribute