The benefits of having two campus locations, Akron and Springfield are numerous:
Having two campuses provides greater accessibility to families in different geographic areas. This allows more students to access a Christian education, regardless of where they reside. It ensures that faith-based education is more readily available to a wider community.
The presence of multiple campuses encourages a more diverse student body. Students from different backgrounds and communities can come together, promoting cultural exchange and understanding.
Chapel Hill Christian School's multi-campus setup fosters stronger connections with local communities and churches. It becomes a focal point for community involvement, outreach, and service. This engagement encourages students to participate in community-building activities and instills in them the values of compassion, service, and responsibility.
Chapel Hill Christian School first opened its doors to the North campus in September 1966. The campus enrollment, which includes Preschool through 6th grade, exceeds 200 students. Students are primarily drawn from Akron and surrounding communities.
Chapel Hill Christian School first opened its doors in September 1966. In answer to the rising demand for quality Christian education, the South campus was established in 1976.
