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Mount Jezreel Christian School (MJCS) exists to build a solid Christ-centered foundation upon which students will become prepared to serve God, their families, their communities and their neighbors in the world according to the unique gifts that God has given them.
Mount Jezreel Christian School (MJCS) will consistently strive to provide each student with maximum development of their God-given gifts and talents.
School Motto: Building a Foundation for Academic and Spiritual Excellence
Mount Jezreel Christian School (MJCS) exists to build a solid
Christ-centered foundation upon which students will become prepared
to serve God, their families, their communities and their neighbors
in the world according to the unique gifts that God has given them.
Mount Jezreel Christian School (MJCS) will consistently strive to
provide each student with maximum development of their God-given
gifts and talents.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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