Seattle Classical Christian School

Join our team!

Seattle Classical Christian School is currently seeking a Pre-Kindergarten Aide and a Logic & Rhetoric School Physical Education Teacher for the 2026–2027 school year.

If you know someone who would thrive in a Christ-centered, classical school community, we would be grateful if you would share this opportunity.

Learn more and apply: www.seattleclassicalchristianschool.org/employment

What started as a simple finger knitting project grew to more than 140 feet long.

Along the way, 2nd-grade students practiced patience, persistence, and the satisfaction of making something with their own hands.

School may be out for the summer, but it's not too late to explore SCCS.

Applications are still being accepted for select grades for the 2026–2027 school year. If you've been considering Seattle Classical Christian School, we'd love to connect with your family.

Learn more: www.seattleclassicalchristianschool.org/explore

Praise God! Thanks to the generosity of our community, SCCS successfully met the $250,000 matching challenge for our Building What Lasts campaign.

Construction is now underway on Phase II renovations, including an expanded Pre-K classroom, a dedicated performing arts space, and additional instructional areas.

We are deeply grateful for every family, donor, and friend who helped make this possible. We look forward to sharing updates as these spaces take shape in the months ahead.

A milestone for SCCS.

We recently celebrated the graduation of our first senior class.

We are grateful for these students, the ways they have shaped our school community, and the example they have set for those who follow behind them.

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

Research, argumentation, and debate came together this week as 10th grade students put their skills to work in a mock trial.

With 9th grade serving as the jury, students practiced not only making persuasive arguments, but listening carefully and weighing competing claims.

Senior prank!

The Class of 2026 surprised the school this morning with a bouncy house at the front entrance.

There were plenty of double takes, lots of laughter, and more than a few students wishing every school day started this way.

Sixth grade spent the afternoon learning from an ER doctor as part of their human anatomy and physiology studies.

Pig heart dissections, blood flow, and a closer look at one of the body's hardest-working organs.

"Listen, my children, and you shall hear..."

Many know the opening line. Few can recite the entire poem.

Last week, five 5th-grade students successfully recited Paul Revere's Ride in its entirety with 10 or fewer errors—an impressive accomplishment!