About us

The Glenview New Church School was founded in 1894. For over a century the school has partnered with families who are committed to Christian values. Today, GNCS proudly welcomes students of all denominations, while instilling the morality of Christianity.

About us

The Glenview New Church School was founded in 1894. For over a century the school has partnered with families who are committed to Christian values. Today, GNCS proudly welcomes students of all denominations, while instilling the morality of Christianity.

Campus

Our school campus rests on 26 acres close to the heart of Glenview. The campus boasts wide-open fields, and wooded areas for educational exploration, a fenced-in preschool playground, a larger playground, a picturesque pond, and a well-tended school garden that supports the local food pantry.

Class Size

Classes are capped at 17 students each. We proudly offer an average student-to-teacher ratio of 7 to 1.

Campus

Our school campus rests on 26 acres close to the heart of Glenview. The campus boasts wide-open fields, and wooded areas for educational exploration, a fenced-in preschool playground, a larger playground, a picturesque pond, and a well-tended school garden that supports the local food pantry.

Class Size

Classes are capped at 17 students each. We proudly offer an average student-to-teacher ratio of 7 to 1.

Affection

We view each child as a unique individual with unlimited potential to be a constructive member of society and child of God - one who can use his or her strengths to enrich the lives of others.

Knowledge

Education begins in the home where the foundation of good citizenship and kindness are laid by the parents. Our school works to expand those fundamental morals in students and apply them to all facets of life and academic development.

Activity

We provide spiritual guidance and inspire students to love the Lord, care for others, develop a sense of humble gratitude and become a valuable, happy member of their immediate and global community.

Feed the Mind

Education begins in the home where the foundation of good citizenship and kindness are laid by the parents. Our school works to expand those fundamental morals in students and apply them to all facets of life and academic development.

Touch the Heart

We view each child as a unique individual with unlimited potential to be a constructive member of society and a child of God - one who can use his or her strengths to enrich the lives of others.

Prepare for Life

We provide spiritual guidance and inspire students to love the Lord, care for others, develop a sense of humble gratitude and become a valuable, happy member of their immediate and global community.

Technology

Technology is integrated into all aspects of the GNCS experience, and students begin using technology in kindergarten. Each student in grades 3-8 is issued an iPad for online learning to prepare them for future success.

A happy Glenview New Church School student smiles as he completes an assignment on a laptop

Technology

Technology is integrated into all aspects of the GNCS experience, and students begin using technology in kindergarten. Each student in grades 3-8 is issued an iPad for online learning to prepare them for future success.

Service Learning

At Glenview New Church School we wholly believe in giving back to our community. We help our students to understand why service is so vital before their first endeavor. On a daily basis, students learn to be caring individuals, which in turn leads to a well-developed sense of empathy. Caring for others is a major tenet of our teaching philosophy—one that is closely aligned with our style of project and service-based learning. Whether we’re making blankets for sick children or growing vegetables to bring to the local food pantry, students are given multiple, wide-ranging opportunities for participating in charitable activities.

Service Learning

At Glenview New Church School we wholly believe in giving back to our community. We help our students to understand why service is so vital before their first endeavor. On a daily basis, students learn to be caring individuals, which in turn leads to a well-developed sense of empathy. Caring for others is a major tenet of our teaching philosophy—one that is closely aligned with our style of project and service-based learning. Whether we’re making blankets for sick children or growing vegetables to bring to the local food pantry, students are given multiple, wide-ranging opportunities for participating in charitable activities.

Glenview New Church After-School Enrichment classes and activities are available and open to all students from preschool through 8th grade. Enrichment activities rotate each quarter and include felting, George’s Gym Gymnastics, baking, science, crafts, and more. We believe exposing students to a variety of activities helps to not only develop their dexterity but their appreciation of God’s earth..