A Campus Designed for Learning and Belonging
From classrooms and creative spaces to places for play, worship, and discovery, the HCS campus is designed to support how students learn, grow, and spend their days together.
A Place That Shapes the School Experience
A campus does more than house a school. It helps shape how students learn, interact, and feel each day.
At Huntington Christian School, spaces are thoughtfully designed to support focused learning, creativity, community, and the rhythms of everyday school life.
Spaces Designed for Students to Grow
Classrooms Built for Learning
With 30 classrooms across campus, students learn in spaces designed for focus, collaboration, and teacher connection.
Spaces for Discovery
The Maker’s Studio, Computer Lab, and Library create opportunities for hands-on exploration, research, and creative problem solving.
Spaces for Creativity
The Art Studio and Music Room give students dedicated places to create, perform, and develop their gifts.
Spaces for Community
Shared gathering spaces, chapel environments, outdoor areas, and student activity spaces help foster friendship and community life.
More Than Traditional Classrooms

Maker’s Studio
A hands-on environment where students build, experiment, create, collaborate, and engage in problem-solving through active learning.

Library and Computer Lab
Spaces that support research, reading, technology use, skill building, and independent learning.

Art and Music Spaces
Dedicated rooms where students develop creativity and confidence through visual and performing arts.
Room to Move, Play, and Connect
Learning doesn’t only happen indoors.
Outdoor spaces support recreation, friendships, athletics, and the everyday connections of school life that matter just as much as what happens in the classroom.

A Campus Families Feel Good About
The sense of welcome is something families notice right away - and it matters more than people sometimes expect.
A school environment isn’t just about efficiency or structure. It shapes how children feel when they walk in each morning, how willing they are to engage, and how secure they feel taking risks and growing. When a campus feels warm, safe, and intentionally designed, it creates the conditions for students to thrive both academically and personally.
HCS is a community that values not only how students perform, but how they experience each day - known, supported, and genuinely excited to be here.
Campus at a Glance
30
Classrooms across campus
6+
Dedicated enrichment spaces
K-8
One connected campus community
45+
Years serving families
Questions Families Ask About the Campus
How many classrooms does HCS have?
HCS has 30 classrooms along with specialized enrichment spaces for students.
What special learning spaces are on campus?
Students have access to spaces including the Maker’s Studio, Art Studio, Computer Lab, Library, and Music Room.
Does the campus support enrichment beyond academics?
Yes. The campus includes spaces designed for visual and performing arts, technology, athletics, and community life.
Can families tour the campus before applying?
Yes. Families are encouraged to schedule a campus tour.
Is HCS all on one campus?
Yes. HCS serves Kindergarten through Grade 8 within one connected campus community.
Questions Families Ask About HCS
How long has Huntington Christian School been serving families?
HCS has served families in Orange County since 1981.
Is Huntington Christian School accredited?
Yes. HCS is accredited through ACSI and WASC.
What grades does HCS serve?
HCS serves students from Kindergarten through Grade 8.
What makes HCS different from other private schools?
Families often point to the combination of rigorous academic curriculum, Christ-centered formation, small class sizes, and a close-knit community.
Can we visit campus before applying?
Yes. Families are encouraged to schedule a tour and experience the school firsthand.
The Best Way to Experience the Campus Is to Walk It
Photos offer a glimpse, but being here tells the full story - how it feels, how students move through their day, and how naturally a sense of community takes shape.
Come see the classrooms, meet the people, and get a feel for life at HCS.
