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Columbia Christian School

a faith-based private school in Portland

PK–12 · Private · Religious · Christian

9101 E Burnside St, Portland · Ami Vensel (President)

Columbia Christian School offers a faith-based education from preschool through 12th grade, blending standards-aligned academics with daily Bible instruction and spiritual formation. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, character development, and leadership, with Advanced Placement and dual-credit opportunities available in high school.

Students are encouraged to integrate Biblical principles into all areas of study, from science labs to literature discussions. Athletics, fine arts, and service projects are central to the student experience, preparing graduates for both college and a life of Christian service.

PK–12 grades
~300 students
$9,850–$11,400 tuition (2026-2027)
Yes financial aid

Tuition: $9,850 - $11,400 (2026-2027)

Address: 9101 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97216. Phone: 503-252-8577. Website: columbiachristian.com.

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