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Brilliant Child Christian Academy
Basic Information
Address: 7885 W. Rochelle Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada
County: USA
School District: BC-NV
Phone Number: 702-889-0496
Email: director@bccausa.com
President: Christyn Dolotina-Cal
Principal: Chiara Ward-Lee
School Type: Preschool , Elementary & Middle School - Private School
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Additional Information
Founded: 2007
Organization Affiliation: ACSI, NASA, NAEYC, NAEV-NEVADA
Ages/Grades: 2 mos - 12 yrs old
School Setting:
Face to Face learning
and on- line learning
School Schedule: 6:30am - 6:30pm
School days in Calendar Year: Monday-Friday
School Holidays: Federal Holidays
Community:
Christian
School Size: 300-500
Classroom Size: 20-25
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1-12
Tuition:
$ 500-900
Financial Aid:
YES
Departments:
Child Care Learning Center
Preschool
Elementary
Middle School
Curriculum:
Christian Curriculum
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Yes
School Championships:
YES
School Clubs:
YES
Notable Graduates/Alumni:
YES
Parking Spaces/Availability:
YES
Uniform Guidelines:
YES
Mission Statement:
Brilliant Child Christian Academy aims to develop caring, knowledgeable, articulate, principled global citizens who are guided by God's love and the Biblical scriptures.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We, in our deepest faith, believe that all the children are God's wonderful gift to humankind. And here in Brilliant Child Christian Academy, we aim to teach these children about God and his teachings. We developed activities and programs that would help the kids engage in Bible stories and teach them Christian values and Biblical truths. We also provide programs for infants, toddlers and preschoolers that build upon the foundation of the Bible and gear towards their academics, social skills and most importantly in their preparation for Kindergarten.
Programs and Services:
Child Care Learning Center
Preschool
Elementary
Middle School