The History of Santa Rosa Christian School

Sixteen students arrived for the first day of class at Santa Rosa Christian School in September 1967. The families who chose to enroll children that year in the new school were making a conscious decision on their part to provide a unique Christian educational experience for their children. In 1967,  there were two classes: one for students in first through third grade and another for students in fourth through eighth grade. Today Santa Rosa Christian School provides a comprehensive academic program to students from kindergarten through high school.

Santa Rosa Christian School is an inter-denominational private school governed by a Board of Directors. Board members, as well as employees of the school, have made a profession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and purpose to live lives according to God’s word. The Bible is studied and its basic fundamental truths are taught. In areas of sectarian difference, students are advised to seek guidance from their parents or minister. The school has a non-discriminatory racial and religious policy and admits students of any religion, race, color, or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities available to all students. The administration, however, reserves the right to dismiss or refuse admission to anyone unwilling to comply with the school’s standards or unable to achieve the school’s level of academic rigor.  New students are enrolled on a probationary basis for the first quarter grading period.