About Calvary Day School
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Our Mission
Our mission at Calvary Day School is to offer a Christ-centered educational experience for grades Pre-K – 12 through the development of the total student- spiritually, academically, socially, and physically.
And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. Luke 2:52
Portrait of a Cavalier
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Faith
We integrate a biblically centered, Christian worldview into every class and school activity to grow students physically, intellectually, spiritually, and socially. -
True Family
Calvary is a special place where students belong to a close-knit family. They are loved and encouraged to pursue the perfect plan that God intends for their lives. -
Cutting Edge
We offer the best education by changing as the needs of our students change, offering the necessary technology and skills they need to succeed in the future. -
Vast Opportunities
Students are encouraged to find and fuel their passions in Fine Arts, STEM, Athletics, Humanities, Service Learning, and Leadership. -
Cavalier Pride
Cavaliers are connected and dedicated to carrying on the family bond, traditions, and successes that make our school atmosphere unique. -
History and Tradition
Located in the heart of Savannah, we have passionately served our families for over 50 years with rigorous academics in an unabashedly loving, safe, Christian environment. -
Dedicated Faculty
As experts in their fields of study, our staff is dedicated to professional growth. They give their hearts, time, and expertise to encourage and train all students. -
Prepared for the Future
Effective time management, personal organization, and a strong work ethic are skills that are taught and reinforced to foster student success in and out of the classroom.
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This is Calvary
When speaking with any student, parent, faculty member, or graduate of Calvary Day School you will usually hear the school constituency referred to as a “family.” This is an attribute of our school you distinctly feel the first time you visit campus. We are a close-knit community where your child will develop as an individual, and where we strive to be an extension of your home.
Alumni Stories
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COVID-19 UPDATES
September 11thRead More
We are so thankful to report that the Calvary Day School campus continues to have no positive COVID cases. However, we must continue to be diligent in wearing masks, social distancing, and washing our hands. As sporting events begin to take place, remind your students of the importance of these precautions so that we may continue to enjoy watching our Cavaliers participate in various sports and activities!
Recent News
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Calvary Day Tabs Burnam Smith to Establish Lacrosse for the Cavaliers!
In 2012, as a High School Sophomore Burnam Smith helped establish one of the first Lacrosse programs in the greater Savannah Area at Savannah Christian Preparatory School. Burnam would lead SCPS for the next three years as their starting Goalkeeper and Team Captain.Read More -
What Calvary Means to Me
My Calvary story began in the spring of my 7th grade year when I shadowed Justin Roberts for a day. On that day I not only decided that this was the place I wanted to go but also got aRead More -
What Calvary Means to Me
Nestled between the black iron fences on the corner of Waters and 63rd sits one of the most monumental places in my life. Some may think spending fourteen years in the same schoolRead More -
Legacy - Dr. James Taylor
"I would not be at Calvary Day School had James Taylor not sold me on the mission of impacting kids for eternity." - Gordon Hunter, Director of Advancement and Alumni ServicesRead More -
Building Togetherness
Recently, I saw the hashtag #alonetogether. I feel like, for some of us, this time of alone-togetherness brings a sense of loss, confusion, and perhaps loneliness. Those whose personalities lean more toward being an extrovert may feel the burden of this alone-togetherness more than others.Read More -
Helping a Struggling Reader
Many children struggle to read. For some, it is developmental, and they may simply grow out of it. One day the light bulb for reading comes on, and they can do it. For others who have a disability, reading can be a lifelong struggle. There are tools that can be put in place for struggling readers.Read More -
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Lower School: (912) 351-2299 | Upper School: (912) 644-5080
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