The mission of Phil-Mont Christian Academy is to provide an excellent academic education from a consistent Christian world and life view for the children of Christian families. They uphold high standards of academic integrity and expect students to perform to the best of their God-given abilities.
They are in the Keystone Scholastic Athletic Conference and have won championships in boys’ soccer, cross country, baseball and basketball and girls’ tennis. They also host 3 stage performances a year.
Christian Values
Students at a private Christian school near Montgomeryville learn to appreciate, respect and love one another. They also learn to value the Bible and its principles, which can help them navigate life’s pitfalls. These values are taught through the curriculum, chapel services, service projects, mentoring programs, leadership training events, and extracurricular activities. The Bible is a source of wisdom for the students and teachers at Covenant, which helps students develop strong moral character.
JECS is a non-profit Christian school that relies on the generosity of donors to support its operations. Its mission is to provide a biblical worldview that is integrated into its rigorous academic curriculum. Its students are challenged to pursue God’s glory by excelling in their studies and serving the Lord through compassionate service to others. JECS offers a supportive community for students to form meaningful relationships with their peers and teachers, and it is known for its excellent college preparation program. Its graduates have found success in colleges across the nation and around the world.
Academic Excellence
At CCHS, students are challenged academically and encouraged to develop their gifts in the Lord. A Christian worldview is taught through an academically advanced curriculum rooted in the classical liberal arts tradition and the wisdom of Scripture. Dedicated teachers help students become confident thinkers who can articulate their faith and serve the world.
Students at CCHS are not only well-prepared for college but also for the world beyond. Upperclassmen are offered opportunities to perform internships and learn through hands-on classes such as small engine repair, archery, scuba diving, Chemistry with Kids, ice skating, and local missions.
The top 20 percent of graduates score an average of 31 on the ACT and earn more than $5.3 million in scholarships for college. The faculty is committed to teaching students to live by the truth of God’s Word in all areas of life and teaches the Bible as the inerrant and authoritative Book of Scripture. Phil-Mont is a community where learning is based on mutual respect in recognition of and response to God’s grace in the lives of its students, parents, and faculty.
Athletics
The school’s sports program is a great way to teach students the value of hard work, good sportsmanship and teamwork. It also allows them to experience the joy of winning and losing in a fair and respectful manner.
The team competes in the Keystone Scholastic Athletic Conference (KSAC) and has had its share of successes over the years. Boys have won championships in soccer, cross country, and basketball while the girls have won in tennis, softball, and baseball.
The school’s philosophy is that children need to be nurtured in a community of family, friends, and teachers. It fosters enthusiasm for learning and the development of the whole child, spiritually, emotionally, socially, intellectually, and physically. Its curriculum is based on a Christian worldview and some features of classical education. It is housed on the former Springfield Township High School & Hillcrest Junior High School campus, which was built in 1923/24. The school serves students in grades PK-12.
Extracurricular Activities
A private Christian school is more than just an academic institution; it challenges students to live a morally upright life founded on the Word of God. It teaches students from Early Childhood through Grade 12 to be confident thinkers by integrating faith and learning.
In addition to daily Bible classes, chapel is held weekly with guest speakers, student leaders and musical groups. The school also sponsors community service projects, including high school students ministering to their younger peers. Students also participate in a fall retreat and take part in mission trips.
Teachers at JECS are committed Christians who deliver lessons from a Christian perspective. They are available for one-on-one mentoring sessions with students, and encourage them to attend student retreats. The school offers a wide range of clubs to suit students’ interests, and many athletic activities for students who want to compete. The school’s drama team also competes and performs throughout the year, and is mandatory for all Honors Acting Studio students.