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Christian Heritage School
Basic Information
Address: 575 White Plains Rd, Trumbull, CT
County: Fairfield
School District: Trumbull
Phone Number: 2032616230
Email: ssimon@chskingsmen.org
President: Dr. Mike Dube
Principal: Mr. Karl Simon, Mrs. Lil Mogel
School Type: Private Christian School K-12
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Additional Information
Accreditation: ACSI
Founded: 1977
Organization Affiliation: Christian
Ages/Grades: K-12
School Setting:
Trumbull, Connecticut
School Schedule: 7:30am-2:45pm
School Size: 450
Classroom Size: 17
Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Tuition:
$20,190
Financial Aid:
Yes
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services:
Student Academic Services, ESL, 504, IEP
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
iPads, SMART boards, Apple TVs, On-campus TV Studio, Online student access system
School Championships:
NEPSAC, HVAL, CT State Science Fair, Robotics, Math League, Soccer New England Prep School Championships, Dartmouth Book Scholar, Girls Volleyball HVAL Champions, National Merit Scholars.
School Clubs:
Robotics, Videography, Math League, National Honor Society, Robotics, Community Service, Yearbook, Student Model Congress, Student Government, Leadership Cohort, Kingsmen Scholars, Off-season Athletics Strength & Conditioning, Studio Art, Jazz Band, Choir Ensemble, Theater, Drama, Spring Musical, International Culture, Cooking, Travel, Worship Band, Frisbee, Photography
Notable Graduates/Alumni:
Women's National Soccer Team Alyssa Neaher, AGT Star Singer Amanda Mammana, Col. Eric Lopez, News Anchor Rebecca Vargas, News Anchor Tyler Boronoski,
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
Prep School Dress Code
Admissions Deadline: Rolling Admissions
Mission Statement:
Christian Heritage School exists to partner with parents and churches in fulfilling their God-given responsibilities to teach children that “In (Christ) are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge” (Colossians 2:3, KJV) and to provide its students with an education of spiritual and academic excellence with which to serve God.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We believe that each student is uniquely created by God in His image as a spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional and social being endowed with particular gifts and talents. In light of this, it is our responsibility to help our students develop these gifts and talents, with particular emphasis on spiritual growth and academic excellence, so that they can better glorify and serve the Lord.
School History: Not affiliated with any church or denomination, CHS is a very diverse community with the common goal of delivering the best possible education possible, allowing our students to gain entry into some of the most prestigious Universities in the country.
Notes/School Information:
CHS at a Glance • Private K-12 interdenominational Christian college-preparatory school • Founded in 1977; has graduated 31 senior classes with 946 alumni • Alumni are students and graduates of the nation's leading secular and Christian colleges and universities • Two fold mission to assist parents in fulfilling their God-given responsibility to educate their children and provide students with an education of spiritual and academic excellence with which to serve God • Serves a diverse student body of approximately 470 students representing 40 different communities and approximately 100 churches • Fully accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges since 1985 • Dedicated faculty ◦Students benefit from personal instruction and mentoring • Over 60% of the faculty hold a master's degree in their field • Intensive and supportive learning experience ◦Student to faculty ratio of 8:1 • Average class size of 16 students • Wide range of sports, clubs, service opportunities, music and art programs designed to help students develop a strong spiritual, emotional and academic foundation for post high school years. • An unusually caring, committed and welcoming community of parents who embrace the two fold mission of the school.