About Ellensburg Christian High School
Families that choose Ellensburg Christian High School invest in a high school experience for their teenagers that is Christ-centered, personal, and dynamic. Here, all subjects are taught through a biblical worldview, and students earn a Washington State high school diploma that represents rigorous study and application, with a foundational understanding of God’s Word, the hope we have in Jesus, and how to extend this hope to others.
Our purpose for Christian education at this level is deeply inspired by the positive vision and hope we hold for our young adults:
That they would experience these foundational years preceding adulthood being shaped by Christ through daily prayer, scripture reading, and Bible-based instruction.
That they would be discipled by teachers who are passionate about demonstrating to their students how to claim their identity as Kingdom workers, uniquely made for carrying out God’s purposes with joy, satisfaction, and excellence, unconditionally loved by their Creator.
That they would participate in a vibrant, caring community, learning how to care for those around them, flourishing in God’s grace, and being sharpened by their brothers and sisters in the faith.
All that we do here at Ellensburg Christian High School is to the glory of God, and all is because of Him. It is our privilege and joy to partner with parents and the local church to equip young adults to step boldly into the future God has for them!
“I love the way our high school is centered around the Lord. We all have the same goal, to please and honor God in everything we do. This high school has given me a place of belonging. I know that no matter what I’m dealing with, everyone will stand with me and support me, even in the little things. The teachers at ECHS really care about us and want us to do our best. The friendships I have made will last a lifetime. Within my first month of going to ECHS I noticed a change in my walk with God. My faith was stronger than ever and I was striving to know the Lord more and more every day.” –Anabelle, 11th grade