Every parent hopes their child will learn in a place where they’re truly prepared for what comes next. Beyond grades or report cards, you want a school that understands the importance of continuity, where the people guiding your child share the same values and commitments.
You want a place where academic excellence is shaped by a Christ-centered worldview, where dedicated teachers recognize every child’s potential, and where opportunities allow students to uncover their God-given gifts.
That is the core of our educational approach at Sheboygan Christian School. At our Preschool-12th grade campus, students move through a supportive academic experience that prepares their hearts and minds for service in God’s world. We invite you to learn how SCS equips students with the foundation they need to thrive in the years ahead.
Explore Academics at SCS
Academic Distinctives
Where a Strong Foundation Builds the Path Forward
Many parents worry that choosing a Christian school may not offer the level of academic challenge or preparation their child needs to thrive. At Sheboygan Christian School, that concern stands in contrast to what families actually experience. We create an environment where academic excellence and Biblical worldview are deeply intertwined.
Spiritual Foundations
Learning at SCS is grounded in a Christ-centered perspective. Here, teachers integrate faith into daily instruction, helping students understand how God’s truth offers a deeper understanding. Our Teaching for Transformation practices support this work through meaningful connections and real-world application.
Teaching for Transformation at SCS
Teaching for Transformation supports our mission by integrating Biblical truth into classroom learning and guiding students toward meaningful, real-world application. For example, a science lesson on stewardship might lead students to design a small-scale creation care project, such as reducing waste on campus or improving a local green space, allowing them to apply the knowledge they’re learning in practical, impactful ways.
Seamless Pathways
As the only Preschool-12th-grade Christian school in the county, SCS offers families a cohesive journey. Students grow within a community that shares the same values, expectations, and long-term vision — creating a clear academic progression from early learning through graduation.
Scholarly Excellence
Achievement and excellence are defining strengths of our school. From the earliest grades, students build a strong academic foundation through a carefully structured curriculum that nurtures confidence and essential skills. Families consistently ask about college preparation, and our program delivers through access to AP and advanced coursework, strong ACT performance, and high parent satisfaction.
Student Opportunities
SCS expands what families typically expect from a Christian school. Students explore their God-given gifts through programs in STEM, business, fine arts, Youth Apprenticeship, and unique course offerings, ensuring each learner has room to discover new opportunities.
Academic Overview
Where Learning Grows from the Early Grades to Future Success
Sheboygan Christian School offers a connected academic journey, one that guides students from early learning into advanced study with continuity. Because all grade levels share the same academic approach, teachers collaborate closely and build upon what has come before. The result is a meaningful progression of learning where students grow in knowledge and skill as they rise through each age and stage.
Preschool
(3K & 4K)
In our 3K-4K program, children engage in hands-on learning in a safe, loving, and Christ-centered environment where they develop key kindergarten-readiness skills.
Elementary
(K-5)
In the elementary years, students build a strong academic foundation while developing a growing love for learning.
Middle School
(6th-8th)
Middle school students benefit from a dedicated space and structure designed to support their emerging independence, foster deeper learning, and provide formative experiences.
High School
(9th-12th)
High school students engage in rigorous academics and real-world preparation that helps them discover their strengths and step confidently into life after graduation.
Visit Sheboygan Christian School
A campus visit is the best way to experience our excellent private Christian school in Sheboygan, WI. Walk through classrooms, meet our teachers, and see how students thrive at SCS.
Dedicated Faculty
The strength of our support system comes from the people behind it. SCS faculty and staff bring strong character, deep dedication, and a genuine love for students. In survey data, families consistently affirm that SCS nurtures lifelong Christian disciples and that teachers genuinely love their students.
In the classroom, teachers plan intentionally, using clear learning targets and thoughtful differentiation to meet the diverse needs of students. They design active and engaging lessons rooted in real-world applications and faith integration.
Our culture is healthy and strong, as reflected in our outstanding retention and recognition as an Employee Choice Award winner. These are educators who want to be here, who believe in our mission, and who invest fully in the students they serve.
The teachers’ devotion to God and hearts to serve are what keep us committed to SCS. We know they are partnering with us to help raise our kids to know Jesus.”
-Hildebrandt Family
Student Support Services
Our system is built to meet students where they are and help them move forward confidently. Teachers lead this process through flexible, data-informed grouping and targeted instruction that strengthens essential skills.
At the elementary level, this work is built in through SOAR (Support. Own. Achieve. Reach.) — a dedicated part of the school day when all students receive targeted support in literacy or math.
During SOAR, teachers and support staff work with small groups or individual students to reinforce skills, address specific learning goals, or provide enrichment based on each student’s needs. SOAR is designed to complement regular classroom instruction, keeping students connected to the heart of daily learning.
Academic Programs That Strengthen Growth
Support at SCS also takes the form of opportunity. Students explore STEM, business, orchestra, and Youth Apprenticeship programs that expand their skills and reveal new strengths. These offerings help students discover what excites them and develop confidence in their God-given talents. Paired with strong classroom instruction and teacher investment, these programs become pathways that enable students to succeed academically and personally.
Graduate Outcomes
Where Students Carry Their Learning Into the World
At Sheboygan Christian School, graduation is just the beginning. Our graduates embark on college, career, and calling, equipped with a Christ-centered education and strong preparation for what lies beyond our walls.
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Of SCS seniors graduate, stepping into four-year colleges, technical programs, ministry, military service, and other purposeful pathways.
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College credits are available through dual-enrollment partnerships, giving students a head start on their postsecondary goals.
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AP courses are offered in high school, providing motivated students with rigorous academic challenges and opportunities for advanced placement.
Where our Graduates Go
Alumni Stories
Joshua Vincent
Class of 2025, Wheaton College (Pre-Med)
“SCS has prepared me to participate in the world with a Christian perspective and equipped me with the tools to defend my faith and keep growing in Christ.”
Greta Leikip
Class of 2025, University of Wisconsin-Stout (Criminal Justice)
“Being here has shown me what a strong Christian community looks like and how God can shape every part of my life if I allow Him to.”
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is the school accredited?
Sheboygan Christian School is both state and nationally accredited, ensuring a high-quality education from preschool through 12th grade. The accreditation team from Christian Schools International (CSI) praised SCS’ strong faith nurture, academic excellence, and vibrant school culture, and WRISSA accreditation affirms alignment with Wisconsin’s educational standards. This means your child will learn in a supportive environment where teachers use 21st-century instruction and best practices. We are committed to preparing students academically and spiritually for success in life and beyond. Learn more about our academic program and how we partner with families at every stage.
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Can students take AP or dual enrollment classes?
Students at Sheboygan Christian School can take up to 11 Advanced Placement (AP) courses and participate in dual enrollment classes, earning up to 24 college credits. These options provide a strong college-prep foundation alongside business, STEM, vocational, and technical education programs. This helps your teen gain valuable college credits while still in high school, preparing them well for future academic and career success. Learn more about our academic options and how we support students on their college journey.
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Does the school offer STEM / STEAM classes or programs?
Sheboygan Christian offers strong STEM programs across all grade levels. In elementary, students engage in hands-on STEM activities that build problem-solving skills through science, technology, engineering, and math. Middle school integrates STEM into core classes and offers coding, digital literacy, and applied technology lessons. High school students can take advanced STEM courses, including computer programming, technical education, and vocational classes, plus opportunities like dual enrollment and Youth Apprenticeships to explore real-world STEM careers. Learn more about our elementary curriculum and high school programs.
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Does the school offer foreign language or language immersion?
Sheboygan Christian School offers Spanish language instruction from elementary through high school, designed to build communication skills and cultural appreciation at every level.
- Elementary students start with basic vocabulary and simple conversation.
- Middle schoolers continue building foundational skills and confidence in reading, writing, listening, and speaking Spanish.
- High school students progress through Spanish I to IV, including an Advanced Placement option.
Classes use engaging methods like technology, songs, and group work to make learning fun and meaningful. Our program opens students’ minds to new cultures and perspectives. Learn more about our elementary, middle school, and high school Spanish curriculum.
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Does the school provide extended learning or after-school academic programs?
Sheboygan Christian offers extended learning and after-school care tailored to each age group:
Preschool & Elementary: Before- and after-school care is available from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for preschool through 5th grade at $6/hour, providing a safe, structured environment for extra learning and play.
Elementary: Students benefit from play groups in a safe, encouraging environment.
Middle School: Middle school students do not participate in an after-school care program but have opportunities to be involved in clubs and activities that support personal growth and community.
High School: High school students can participate in extra-curricular athletics and fine arts activities, exploratory clubs, leadership groups, and the Youth Apprenticeship program, gaining real-world learning and career experience.
For details on scheduling and fees, please contact our office or visit our Extended Care Program page.
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Does the school offer summer camps for students?
Sheboygan Christian School offers a variety of summer opportunities for students of all ages, including summer camps and summer school options. Camps include basketball, baseball, volleyball, and soccer, tailored to different grade levels. Camps run from early June through July, with options for both enrolled and non-enrolled students. Many camps focus on skill development, teamwork, and fun in a supportive environment. This year, the school is expanding its offerings to also include summer school, providing additional academic support and enrichment during the summer months. Families can find details and register for specific camps or summer school programs through the school’s summer offerings page. Some sessions are free for enrolled students, while others have a modest fee.
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How do your school’s SAT scores compare to other schools in the area?
Our high school students perform very well on college readiness tests. While we focus on the ACT, our students’ scores average 23.8 over the past five years, which is above local, state, and national averages. For the past three years, Sheboygan Christian School has ranked among the top two high schools in Sheboygan County. This strong academic preparation helps our graduates gain admission to colleges such as Duke, Notre Dame, and the University of Wisconsin–Madison. For more about our academic results and college preparation, explore our high school academics and academic results.
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What are your academic results?
Our students are well prepared for a post secondary education. Our ACT scores over the past 5 years have averaged out to be 23.8. This score is based on all upper classmen who took a college readiness test, called the ACT. Our scores are well above local, state and national scores.
We currently have students enrolled at Duke, Marquette, Notre Dame, University of Wisconsin Madison, Georgia Institute of Technology, and a host of other colleges and universities.
Take the Next Step With Sheboygan Christian School
“If you’re hoping to find a top private Christian school in Sheboygan County where your child can grow in every way — mind, heart, and spirit, Sheboygan Christian School is a community that truly leans into that calling. We believe education is about transformation, and everything we do is shaped by that vision: nurturing strong scholarship, guiding students in faithful discipleship, and helping them live out citizenship that makes an impact in the world. I’d love for you to see how your child can thrive in a place that partners with your family and keeps Christ at the center of their journey.”
Sierra Steuerwald
Director of Academics & Instruction