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We pursue knowledge with humility and understand learning through a Christian worldview.
About Great Plains
We seek to help students grow in knowledge, character, confidence, and faith through personal attention and meaningful relationships.
Great Plains Christian School is an independent Christian school serving K–12 students in the Chickasha area. School life brings academic learning together with Bible study, chapel, personal responsibility, and care for others.
Our scale is intentional. A smaller environment helps teachers build strong relationships, understand student needs, and create a steady place for learning.
We pursue knowledge with humility and understand learning through a Christian worldview.
We practice honesty, responsibility, compassion, perseverance, and respect.
We work to create a community where students are known, supported, and valued.
We help students connect their gifts, choices, and education to a life of service.
Great Plains Christian School grew from a desire to continue access to small, faith-centered education in the area. The school operates in the rural setting formerly used by James Caraway Christian Academy.
Public reporting describes Principal Julia Miller’s eighteen years of experience in public education and her work to establish a peaceful place where teachers can give students more individual attention.
Read the public profileOur school’s direction begins with close relationships among leadership, teachers, students, and families.
Principal / Teacher
Julia Miller is publicly identified as the principal and a teacher at Great Plains Christian School. Her experience includes eighteen years in public schools and prior service at James Caraway Christian Academy.
Great Plains Christian School admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, athletics, or other school-administered programs.