Toledo Christian Schools | |
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2303 Brookford Drive , 43614 | |
Coordinates | 41°36′2″N83°36′2″W / 41.60056°N 83.60056°W Coordinates: 41°36′2″N83°36′2″W / 41.60056°N 83.60056°W |
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Type | Private |
Religious affiliation(s) | Non-denominational Christian |
Superintendent | Scott Gibson |
Principal | Marie Minniear, Joy McWhinnie |
Grades | Preschool-12 |
Gender | Co-educational |
Average class size | 20 |
Color(s) | Navy & Gold |
Athletics conference | Toledo Area Athletic Conference [1] |
Mascot | Eagle |
Team name | Eagles |
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Website | toledochristian |
Toledo Christian Schools is a non-denominational, co-educational Christian school in Toledo, Ohio.
Toledo Christian Schools working with Christian families, provides a college-preparatory Bible-centered educational program to educate, disciple, and prepare students to follow Christ and impact culture. [5]
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