A happy family of five, including two women, two children, and a man, smiling and hugging each other in a bright room.

The mission of Seek First Christian School is to provide students with a Kingdom purpose education that partners with parents and the local church to provide an immersive academic experience through a hybrid learning model with a STEAM focus, all while strengthening students' relationships with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We aim to raise up the next generation of disciples who are equipped with a Kingdom purpose mindset to positively impact their community. 

We are challenging the way education is implemented by combining the best of several learning styles and curriculums to ensure our students will be enriched and prepared for every stage of ife. With the Bible as our foundation, everything we do points back to the Creator and has a Kingdom purpose. Further, our hybrid learning model appeals to working parent families as well as homeschool/co-op families. Experiential lessons and a STEAM focus are fundamental to our students' education. The classroom is not defined by four walls, a desk, and a teacher.

our Mission

  • "This is a God-sized dream that I am excited to see come to fruition! Partnering with parents and the local church, we look forward to seeing Kingdom impact not only in education but in families and the community alike."

    - Courtney Miller Founder/Director

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any additional questions please contact us.

  • PreK 3, PreK 4, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade

  • 10:2

  • SFCS does not assign homework. With our smaller class sizes, we cover everything during the school day. We will inform families what our topics of study are for that week. It is optional if you choose to dig deeper at home. We want your afternoons and evenings filled with what matters most to you as a family. 

  • Class Options: Every grade has two class options M-Th or M/W. 

    If you are enrolled in the M/W class option, we will provide you the curriculum to cover T/Th, but it is up to you as the parent/guardian how you teach/reinforce the topics.