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At Christian Schools International, we provide teachers with high‑quality curriculum, guides, and digital resources that support and enrich Christ‑centered learning. Our materials nurture biblical understanding, strengthen faith foundations, and offer flexible, dependable content that can be adapted to the needs of each school. Invest in resources that empower your teachers to inspire, engage, and shape students for a life of faith and learning.
CSI Bible Curriculum
Walking With God and His People
Written by teachers for teachers, this trusted curriculum guides students through the sweeping story of Scripture and invites them to see their place in God’s redemptive narrative. With flexible lesson plans, meaningful reflection, and engaging hands‑on activities, it continues to be a favorite among Christian schools worldwide.
High School Bible Curriculum
Our high school courses—God’s Unfolding Kingdom (Old Testament) and Hope for God’s Kingdom (New Testament)—challenge students to go deeper in Scripture and live out their faith with purpose. These semester‑long studies blend sound theology, personal application, and interactive learning, helping students grow in wisdom as they navigate their daily lives.
CSI Science Curriculum K–9
Biblical Worldview
We believe that Christian education is firmly rooted in God's Word and God's world, and we profess the following statements of faith:
A biblically informed curriculum points to God as the source of all truth, leads students toward biblical wisdom and a response to God’s call to discipleship, and nurtures all students toward Christlike living. God’s truth permeates every academic subject and educational initiative. Faith is embedded in curriculum, and faith and learning are inseparable.
Everything is created by God, from the smallest molecule to the greatest star. God equips humans with the gift of research and discovery so that every aspect of his creation can be known in his appointed time.
God created humans in his image as whole persons—spiritual, physical, social, emotional, and intellectual. We have both the freedom and the responsibility to develop each of these areas of our lives. Our creator wants for us to discover, probe, and seek after knowledge in every discipline.
While the latest theories and discoveries may attempt to undermine God, nothing can shake our faith in the creator of the universe. This profession does not mean blind adherence to our beliefs. Rather, we must use our minds to recognize and make the case for truth. Along the way, we must show mercy, promote justice, and share in the work of Jesus as we collaborate to make the world a better place.



