Review Lincoln Christian School
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Beth Cox: This private school is a K-12 non-denominational Christian school started by Church on the Move in Tulsa, OK. LCS has been such a blessing to my family. I have 2 children who have already graduated from LCS and my last child is a junior. Children get Godly teachers and leaders along with the ability to worship God during school. The philosophy of the school is described with 3 principles: Godly character, academic excellence and extracurricular activities. Please go to the school website for further background (www.lincolnchristianschool.com). We love going to the football games and wearing our LCS spirit t-shirts. The energy at games is great and everyone gets involved. I have the ability to be a sub at the school on my days off and the close nit community of the school is wonderful. Lifelong friends have been made by my children and myself. I love LCS for many reasons but knowing that my children don't have to be afraid to go to school because of drugs, gangs, fighting etc. is comforting for me and them.
Submitted by a Parent on Oct 12, 2011
Excellent school from a moral, character, spiritual, and academic basis. It is a true private Christain school education that builds on a child's skills, confidence, and religous foundation. Everybody shares the same principles and LC does not accept problem or reform kids-- only kids who share in the common foundational elements. One of the top private Christian schools in Oklahoma. Low student to teacher ratio, spiritual educators, and inspirational leadership!
Submitted on Apr 5, 2011
I have gone to public school my whole life, and this is my first year as a Sophmore at Lincoln, and I couldn't be happier. It is all around the best school in the area.
Submitted by a Current Student on Nov 13, 2010
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