Our Purpose

Redeemer School exists for the glory of God as a ministry to the covenant children of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, its affiliated churches, and other Christian families in the community.

Brief History

Redeemer School has a rich heritage.  It was borne out of the vision, passion and prayer of individuals from the Redeemer Church family.  Responding to God’s call to start a covenant Christian school, a small group of parents and educators began meeting in 1992 to pray and make plans to start a school modeled after Perimeter Christian School in Atlanta, Georgia. Employing a literature based curriculum highly informed by the philosophies of Charlotte Mason, Redeemer School opened its doors in September of 1995 with one kindergarten and one first grade class.

Redeemer School has grown to provide dual tracks of kindergarten through fifth grade and currently serves the covenant children of families from all over the community from kindergarten through the eighth grade. Recent years have seen the addition of enrichment classes such as art, music, P.E., Spanish, and Latin. Redeemer School has been accredited by Christian Schools International since 1997 and has also recently become a member of ChildLight Schools, a group of philosophically like-minded schools across the Southeast.

Our Mission

Redeemer School is a covenant community committed to nurturing students in their relationship with Jesus Christ and engaging them in the life-long pursuit of wisdom and knowledge as they discover, embrace and integrate God’s truth in all of life.

The mission of Redeemer School is founded on the core values of the primacy of wisdom of Christ, the benefits of a covenant community, approaching children as created in the image of God, the use of biblical integration, and the teaching and modeling of servant leadership. Out of these values flow the unique educational distinctives for which Redeemer School is known, including half-day K-2 classes, enrichment days, living curriculum, unique teaching methods, and discipline built on shepherding a child’s heart.