Be a Voyager for a Day

Shadow Day for 7th–12th Grade Students

Spend a day at Seattle Classical Christian School and see what it’s like to learn and belong here. You will join classes, meet teachers, and experience a school community shaped by truth, curiosity, and joy.

Sit in on classes where students ask good questions and learn to think clearly.
Meet teachers who care deeply about both minds and hearts.
Enjoy lunch with current students and hear what they love about SCCS.
Parents are invited to stay for chapel and a tour from 8:15–9:15 a.m.

Come see a school where students flourish and families find community. We can’t wait to welcome you to SCCS and share what makes our school special.

Dates:

Oct 29, 2025 | Nov 19, 2025 | Dec 17, 2025
Jan 21, 2026 | Feb 25, 2026 | Mar 18, 2026

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What students are saying:

If you want to know what a school values, ask the students. We recently had the opportunity to ask our 7th through 10th graders: “How have you grown as a result of being at Seattle Classical Christian School?” Their responses blew us away:

“I have learned to talk in a way that people will listen”
“I feel more confident about myself”
“Love for learning”
“Being able to trust myself”
“I feel like a stronger Christian”
“Growing closer to and finding more joy in Jesus”
“Being able to defend my faith”
“Problem solving and being hardworking”
“Seeing the value in asking questions and forming your own opinion”

What parents are saying:

“Academically it’s a healthy challenge but also coming from public school my kids really value this time to examine and gain confidence in their faith, knowing how much they’ll need to be equipped to engage the world and neighbors around them.”

— Pickel Family

“If I had to do it all over again, I would choose to have my kids receive a Classical Christian Education. ”

— Kim T., Current SCCS Donor

“We’ve loved the care and education our boys have had at SCCS... The community of people surrounding them and the focus on character formation as they learn are some of the things we appreciate most at SCCS.”

— Nanfelt Family