LEARN MORE ABOUT SCCS THIS SUMMER

Summer is a wonderful time to explore Seattle Classical Christian School. We'd love to learn more about your family, answer your questions, and help you determine whether SCCS might be a good fit for your child.

Summer tours are available on a limited basis. We recommend starting with a conversation so we can answer your questions, learn more about your family, and help determine the best next step.

PERSONAL CONVERSATION

20–30 minute phone call
Ask questions about academics, student life, and admissions
Share more about your child and what you're looking for
Explore whether SCCS may be a good fit for your family

SCHEDULE A CALL

Other Ways to Connect

If you’re not ready for a visit yet, here are a few other ways to get to know SCCS.

VIRTUAL INFO SESSION
Join us online to meet our team, ask questions, and learn what sets SCCS apart.

JOIN A VIRTUAL SESSION

Attend AN Open House

November 4, 2026 | January 13, 2027
Join us to meet our teachers, see classrooms, and get a feel for our community.

Open House

Looking for Something Specific?

Kindergarten Preview Morning
Logic & Rhetoric School Shadow Day (7–12)

INQUIRE

START A CONVERSATION

Ready to Learn More?

With great joy, I welcome you and invite you to learn more about Seattle Classical Christian School, where faith and wisdom meet a love of learning.

I chose SCCS for my children because I wanted their hearts to be shaped along with their minds, and I now serve in Admissions because I see firsthand the transformation that happens when students are known, loved, and challenged to pursue excellence—in learning and in life. I longed for a place where students thrive and families find community, and my family has found that here at SCCS.

I am here to help, and I can’t wait to learn more about you!

Laura West
Admissions Director

DISCOVER

A Different Kind of Education

At SCCS, students pursue goodness, truth, and beauty. We believe that education impacts more than just a child’s knowledge—it forms their mind, spirit, and character.

Our classrooms are a training ground for a curious mind, virtuous heart, and courageous faith in God that leads to lifelong flourishing. We begin with the end in mind, insisting that knowledge be paired with virtue so that our students may acquire the tools for lifelong wisdom (and be empowered to act accordingly).

Teaching with wisdom and virtue in mind (rather than knowledge alone), alters the focus of education to who we become, not simply what we know.