Charlotte Christian School

Charlotte Christian School is a Christ-centered college preparatory school for junior kindergarten through twelfth grade students. Charlotte Christian School's mission statement includes "equipping and developing students to effectively integrate Biblical Truth and learning into their daily lives and impact the culture for Christ".

Founded in 1950, the independent, Protestant/non-denominational school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

The School is located on Sardis Road in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Since 2008, the school has served as the home ground for the American professional soccer team Charlotte Eagles of the USL Pro.

The Lancer is the schools newspaper. Editors Andy Ferguson and Kyle Lubinsky, Sports writer is Chris McCormick

Read more about Charlotte Christian School:  Athletics, Notable Alumni

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