Hunter School Campaign for Growth

Hunter Classical Christian School is poised for an exciting period of growth.  There is great demand in the community for the unique approach to education we provide. Join us as we build capacity to increase programming to challenge the mind, nourish the spirit, and develop the whole child. We are raising money to support four critical areas of growth: first and foremost, student scholarships, along with the arts, athletics, and school operations.

Because all of these areas are important in the life of the school, your donation will be used to support these activities simultaneously as our school grows over the coming year. Your gift will, quite literally, change the lives of our young students -- we appreciate your generosity very much!

Visit our school website to learn more about how we challenge the mind, nourish the spirit, and develop the whole child.


At HCCS, our mission is one of service for the glory of God and the health of the family, with our students being our highest priority. We are excited to introduce you to the sound, classical learning method guided by Judeo-Christian principles at HCCS. The HCCS community plans to reach our goal in this campaign by June 30, 2019. Will you help us meet this goal?


(Kindergarten students after their performance of "Time to Rhyme with Mother Goose")

When a child’s mind is based on a firm foundation they enjoy finding answers. HCCS students are encouraged to delight in teaching themselves new information, and to seek the good, the beautiful and the true. The universal and unchanging themes of human existence inform our classical curriculum. Learn more about classical Christian education here.


(An art student works on painting the giraffe during Mrs. Berry's safari art class.)

Day in and day out, HCCS holds up the beautiful and the true, by placing examples of greatness in front of the children. Through examples of books, works and wonders, our desire is that students respond to their education with deep connection and appreciation for what is possible. Join us as we make a difference in the lives of our students and community.


(On Tuesday, March 27th, Mrs. Stein’s science class visited with meteorologist Tom Patton, News Channel 6, as a culminating field trip to their science segment on weather.)