“Stillwater has taught me how to apply my relationship with God to school, sports, and relationships. I’ve learned that seemingly hard tasks can be accomplished with persistence and perseverance, and I know that staying close to God through challenges will allow me to push through difficult times."

Ryan Frampton, Class of 2021

"The teachers and coaches at SCS have been one of the reasons that led to my love of this school. They welcome everyone with open arms and truly show us what it looks like to care for others. I’m so thankful that Stillwater provides a caring atmosphere where I know that I'm loved."

Madison Morken, Class of 2021

"Stillwater challenges you to be your best self. This is not only in academics but in the arts and in your spiritual life, too."

Cydnee Schuman, Class of 2021

Growing in Faith & Service to Others

We see the God-given potential in each child who joins our school community. Partnering with parents and caregivers, we equip our students with tools for learning through a Christ-centered education. We aim to help them discover the gifts God has established in them, and effectively lead and serve where God calls them to be.

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Thanksgiving Message

“I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought, and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder.”—G. K. Chesterton

I wonder if you know the origins of our country’s national day of Thanksgiving. Throughout our history, from the “first autumn feast of thanks” in 1621 between the Plymouth colonists and the native Wampanoag people, to the 1789 “Thanksgiving proclamation” issued by George Washington, we have been encouraged to prioritize an attitude of gratitude.

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