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CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Revised 11/14 (Interested in Hosting Interns) CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Revised 11/14 (interested in hosting interns) Coventry Christian School 699 N. Pleasantview Rd. Paul Fisher, Headmaster Jill Barton, Dean of Academics [email protected] 610-326-3320 The Christian Academy 4301 Chandler Drive, Brookhaven, PA 19015 (610) 872-7600 FAX: (610) 876-2173 Dr. Timothy Sierer, Headmaster/Kevin Skaer, Principal ([email protected]) Grades: K - 12 (375 students) Grove City Christian Academy Mr. Sidney Henriquez, Headmaster 724-458-5253 [email protected] or [email protected] Logos Academy York, PA Mr. Jesse Hake, Academic Dean [email protected] Rockbridge Academy 911Generals Highway, Millersville, MD 21108 (410) 923-1171 FAX: (410) 923-6588 Mr. Michael J. McKenna Grades: K - 12 (317 students) Tall Oaks Classical School 903 E. Basin Road, New Castle, DE 19720 (302) 738-3337 FAX: (302) 328-7886 Mr. Donald Post, Headmaster Mrs. Dory Zinkand, Principal ([email protected]) Grades: K-12 (230 students) Bethel Preparatory Biblical-Classical Academy 359 Chapel Heights Road, Sewell, NJ 08080 (856) 270-6022 FAX: (888) 650-PREP Rev. Dr. Robert S. Barber Grades: K -12 (150 students) Stratford Classical Christian Academy 710 W. Laurel Rd. Stratford, NJ 08084 (856) 882-7222 FAX: (856) 882-7226 Jonathan Jones, Headmaster (ijones@@njclassical.com) Justin Keller, Dean of Academics ([email protected]) Grades: K - 10 (118 students) Trinity Christian School 160 Changebridge Rd, Montville, NJ 07045 (973) 334-1785 FAX: (973) 334-9282 Mr. Douglas Prol, Principal Mr. Jeffrey Holcomb, Admin Director Grades: K - 12 (155 students) Ad Fontes Academy PO Box 916, Centreville, VA 20122 (mailing address) 15450 Lee Hwy., Centreville, VA 20122 (facility address) (703) 815-6022 FAX: (703) 815-2225 Mr. Dean Luckenbaugh. President Grades K - 12 (132 students) Veritas Christian Academy 17 Cane Creek Road Fletcher, NC 28732-9470 (828) 681-0546 FAX: (828) 681-0547 Mrs. Kay Belknap, Head of School Mr. Steven Breedlove Upper School Principal Grades: PreK - 12 (346 students) Covenant Christian Academy 1982 Locust Ln. Harrisburg, PA 17109 717-540-9885 x230 Dr. David Sonju, Head of School [email protected] The Oaks Classical and Christian School P.O. Box 141146 Spokane Valley, WA 99214 509-536-5955 Bruce Williams, Headmaster [email protected] Veritas Academy, Inc. 26 Hillcrest Ave. Leola, PA 17540 717-556-0690 Ty Fischer, Headmaster [email protected] Mars Hill Academy 4230 Aero Dr. Mason, OH 45040 513-770-3223 Paul Brinkerhoff: Academic Dean [email protected] James Waldy, Grammar School Principal james. [email protected] Westminster Academy 2500 Ridgeway Rd. Memphis, TN 38119 901-380-9192 Peter Baur, Director of Admission and Events [email protected] Headmaster, Timothy Russell Head of Lower School, Debbie Frazier Head of Upper School, Andrew Smith Faith Christian School 3585 Buck Mowrtain Rd. Roanoke, VA 24018 540-769-5200 Head of School, Sam Cox scox@faithchristian-school. com K-12 (281 students) The Highlands Latin School 2800 Frankfort Ave. Louisville, KY 40206 502-895-5333 Shawn Wheatley, Principal [email protected] Jason Borah. Assistant Principal [email protected] Trinity Christian Academy 3900 Rapid Run Dr. Lexington, KY 40515 859-271-0079 Vicki White, Lower School Principal [email protected] Paula May, Director of Academics [email protected] Augustine Classical Mechanicsville, NY Matt Hopkins, Headmaster [email protected] Cornerstone Christian Academy Appomattox, VA Dr. Geoffrey Hubler [email protected] Veritas Classical Schools West Cobb (Georgia) Rick Herceg, Director 770-510-6522 [email protected] www.VERITASHOMESCHOOLS.COM Caldwell Academy 2900 Horse Pen Creek Rd. Greensboro, NC 27410 336-665-1161 Mark Guthrie, Head of School [email protected] CONTACT: Adam Greer, Rhetoric Principal [email protected] New Covenant Christian School Grammar School Campus 128 St. Mary's Church Rd. Abingdon, MD 21009 443-512-0771 [email protected] Whitefield Academy 8929 Holmes Rd. Kansas City, MO 64131 Jim Selby -Dean of Faculty 816-444-3567 [email protected] Coventry Christian School Pottstown, PA Paul Fischer, Headmaster Trinity Christian School 299 Ridge Ave. Pittsburgh. PA 15221 Mr. Kennedy Henriquez -Headmaster Holy Trinity Classical Christian School Beaufort, SC Rev. Chad E. Lawrence -Headmaster 843-522-0660 Cary Christian School 1330 Old Apex Rd. Cary, NC 27513 Mr. Dell Cook, Superintendent The Good Shepherd School Tyler, TX Atlanta Classical Christian Academy Mr. Brett Edwards, Head of School [email protected] The Geneva School Winter Park, FL Jim Reynolds, Dean of Faculty [email protected] Sarah Cloke, Communications Coordinator [email protected] Westside Academy Westlake, OH Kathy Foldesy, Director of Curriculum and Instruction [email protected] Hickory Christian Academy 3260 6th St. Dr. NW Hickory, NC 28601 Mr. Tracy L. Robinson, Headmaster [email protected] 828-324-54-5 Dominion Christian School 10922 Vale Rd. Oakton, VA 22124 Matt Mitchell, Head of School [email protected] 703-758-1055 .
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