Portland Christian School believes parents are the primary educators of their children. We partner with families to provide an excellent Christian education in a safe and nurturing environment where individual needs are met and every child’s special abilities are celebrated. Our students are challenged and inspired to grow spiritually, academically, socially, and physically. We produce graduates who love God, love people, and serve their community
Blue Lick Elementary School maintains a staff of certified teachers that offers educational classes in music, art, physical education, reading, writing, social studies and math. The school provides social and academic education to students in pre-kindergarten through grade five. It has a counseling department that communicates with parents, teachers, and administrators regarding student issues and needs. The school s library media center is an instructional support center for the students and staff to increase students reading skills and to improve their abilities to use technology and books. It has a parent-teacher association that sponsors educational and social programs, which compliment the classroom curriculum. Blue Lick Elementary School is a part of the Jefferson County Schools and is located in Louisville, Ky.
Wilt Elementary School holds classes for more than 400 students in pre-kindergarten through grade five. The elementary school s educational program includes instruction in language arts, mathematics, health and physical education, science, social studies, computer skills, music and art. The elementary also organizes various cultural arts programs and field trips. The school s facilities include a library, cafeteria and computer laboratory, as well as various permanent and temporary classrooms. The library provides curriculum-related materials and a variety of leisure reading options for its students. Wilt Elementary School is located in Louisville, Ky.
Preschool and Elementary School that provides small classes and highly indiviualized learning; allows children to excel at their own pace. A parent cooperative school. Accredited by NAEYC. Children with special needs are welcomed (30% of each class; remaining 70% are typically developing).
Kentucky School for the Blind, established in 1839, offers special education to students suffering from visual impairments. It offers education to more than 500 students in grades kindergarten through 12. The school s academic curriculum includes vision orientation and mobility, functional academics, communication skills, and refinement of motor skills, and social and emotional development. It also provides recreational activities, vocational training, and physical and occupational therapies to students. The additional services offered by the school include audiological screenings, nutrition counseling, and psychology and optometry consultation. Kentucky School for the Blind is located in Louisville, Ky.
