From preschool through 8th grade, every student engages in a comprehensive, Christ-centered curriculum built not simply to pass tests, but to launch lifelong learners and courageous thinkers.
Our students consistently perform well above national averages, demonstrating exceptional academic achievement across every grade level. Our graduates attend the region's top private and public high schools where they continue to excel as leaders and scholars.
Each year, many of our students are recognized for outstanding academic performance and character, earning national and school-based honors that reflect their diligence, intellect, and integrity.
At RSM Christian School, academic excellence means more than mastery; it means intentional, transformational learning. We don’t just prepare students for what’s next; we prepare them to lead, serve, and thrive in a complex world for the glory of God.
Our Ages & Stages
Academic Support
The Learning Lab is designed to provide RSM Christian School students additional support in order to help them reach their full academic potential. The Learning Lab teacher uses the same curriculum standards as the homeroom classes but is able to accommodate and differentiate the lessons to meet the needs of the students.
Testing & Standards
RSM Christian School wide average is 90.1%, placing our students in the top 10% of students across the nation.  While California public schools are required to implement the national Common Core State Standards, as a private exempt school, RSMCS has the freedom to choose and implement the standards and curricula that we determine to be most effective for our students.  Since the California State Standards established in 2003 are more rigorous than CCSS, RSMCS will continue to meet and exceed these standards, which are some of the highest in the nation. In order to maintain our high standards, we will remain diligent in reviewing our program regularly so that our students continue to make strong transitions to high school. Students need to be academically in step with their public school counterparts and properly prepared for high school entrance exams and eventually college placement testing.
