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Admission

Elementary

Kindergarten – Fifth Grade

South Olive Christian School offers single-grade classes for students in kindergarten to fifth grade.

The elementary school runs from 8:25 AM- 3:25PM.

Elementary students have the option to order a hot lunch or bring a packed lunch. If you are interested in learning more about hot lunch and whether you qualify for reduced pay or free hot lunch, please contact the front office.

Traditional Kindergarten

If your child is ready for school five full days a week, the 5 Day Traditional option is for you.

Watch your child grow by leaps and bounds in the
subjects of math, ELA, science and social studies.

He or she will also enjoy art, music, PE, Family
Group activities, and more.

3 Step Transitional Kindergarten

If your student is not developmentally ready for the pace of full time school, the 3 Step Transitional option is for your family.

The 3 Step Transitional option is an adjusted framework that allows your child to receive the best education to fit their individual needs, setting them up for success.

How It Works:
Step 1: Your child attends Kindergarten
Monday/Wednesday/Friday during Quarter 1.

Step 2: At the beginning of Quarter 2, Tuesdays
are added to the schedule.

Step 3: Finally, Thursdays are added at the
beginning of Quarter 3. Your child is comfortable
and confident in their 5 day schedule.

Elementary Specials

South Olive Christian School provides a well-rounded education through a variety of specials in addition to the core curriculum:

  • Tech: Hands-on learning with technology to prepare students for a digital world.
  • Spanish: Language instruction to foster communication skills and cultural awareness.
  • Art: Creative expression through various artistic mediums.
  • Gym: Physical education to promote health, fitness, and teamwork.
  • Music: Exploration of musical skills and appreciation.
Additional Programs
  • Library: All students from Preschool to 8th grade visit the library once a week, encouraging a love for reading and research.
  • Weekly Chapels: A time for the entire school to come together for worship, praise, and messages from local speakers, reinforcing the school’s faith-based values.
  • Family Groups: Regularly scheduled activities where students of different ages come together for team-building exercises and community bonding, fostering a sense of unity and family within the school.

These programs and specials are designed to support the academic, social, and spiritual growth of students, making for a holistic educational experience.