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Patten Academy of Christian Education
Basic Information
Address: 2430 Coolidge Avenue, Oakland California 94601
County: Alameda County
School District: Oakland Unified School District
Phone Number: 510-533-3121
Email: sanderson@pattenceca.org
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Additional Information
President: Dr. Gary Moncher
School Type: Private Christian K-12 academy
Founded: 1944
Ages/Grades: Kindergarten – 12 th Grade
School Setting:
Urban
School Size: 100-150
Classroom Size: 20/Class
Student/Teacher Ratio: 15/1
Tuition:
K-4th: $5,799, 5th-8th: $5,999, 9th-12th: $6,399
Financial Aid:
Outside Tuition Assistance: Basic Fund, Guardsmen
Departments:
Elementary, Middle School, High School
Curriculum:
CA Standard Based; UC A-G
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services:
Counseling/Tutoring
Camp Programs: No
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Chromebook available per student.
School Championships:
Bay Area Christian Athletic League Sport Championships, Member CIF-Cs Interscholastic Federation
School Clubs:
Yes
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
Boy and Girl’s, K-12 require uniform. White, Gray, or Navy polo shirt. Navy or Khaki Pants for Boys and Pants/Skirts of the same color for girls.
Admissions Requirements:
Students are admitted based on grades, test scores, citizenship records and in fulfillment of our vision to serve the community
Mission Statement:
Through its urban Oakland Campus and online offerings, Patten Academy of Christian Education (PACE) exists to elevate, cultivate, and celebrate life in our city and communities by intentionally integrating a robust Christian ethos with unwaveringly high academic standards in each student and family we serve.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
The school philosophy grows out of historical intentionality to maintain a coeducational Christian institution in which students can complete primary, intermediate, junior, and senior high studies in a nurturing environment and atmosphere reflective of the teachings and values of Jesus Christ.
PACE maintains that in order for education to be complete, it must support student development and growth spiritually, intellectually, socially, aesthetically, and physically.
School History:
The Patten Academy of Christian Education (PACE) was founded in 1944 by Dr. Bebe Patten. The founding purpose was to provide young people with a Christ-centered educational facility in which students could grow spiritually and academically in an atmosphere reflective of the teachings and values of Jesus Christ.
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