Best Christian boarding schools for boys and girls - Co-ed schools (boys and girls are served in separate parts of the campus). Therapeutic boarding schools.

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Christian Boarding Schools for Boys and Girls

Best Christian boarding schools for boys and girls – Co-ed schools (boys and girls are served in separate parts of the campus):

  • Project Patch Youth Ranch

    Project Patch Youth Ranch
    Garden Valley, Idaho

    Project Patch Youth Ranch is a fully licensed 501c3 Non-profit organization located in Green Valley, ID, offering residential treatment services and a therapeutic boarding school for boys or girls age 12-17. Project Patch is an excellent 12-15 month program offering affordable care and a low student-to-staff ratio.

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  • Heartlight Ministries

    Heartlight Ministries
    Longview, Texas

    Heartlight is a therapeutic Christian boarding school that helps troubled teen boys and girls begin living a more fulfilling and less self-destructive lifestyle. Heartlight provides a safe and loving environment for teens with counseling and mentoring, along with therapeutic activities and school studies. It is a leading program in the industry.

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  • Shelterwood Academy Christian Boarding School

    Shelterwood Academy
    Independence, Missouri

    Shelterwood Academy is a thoroughly high-quality Christian therapeutic boarding school with fully accredited education for struggling boys and girls age 13-18, located near Independence, MO. Take note that Shelterwood does accept students age 18 who will attend willingly and cooperatively, and who still need high school credit.

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