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With tuition as little as $10 per month*, Red Bird Christian is a private PK-12 school that serves the
tri-county (Bell, Clay, Leslie) region of Kentucky while also reaching out to other counties, states and countries through its Dormitory Program.
*Tuition is set based upon family size and income. See chart.
Red Bird Christian School
is a private PK-12 school that serves the tri-county (Bell, Clay, Leslie) region of Kentucky while also reaching out to other counties, states and countries through its Dormitory Program.
Alumni Testimony
Gael Ibarra RBCS Dormitory Alumnus
I am eternally grateful for the Red Bird mission program. They took me in when I needed it financially, but more importantly, when I needed it spiritually. I moved here when I was 12 and I can’t believe how much God has worked in my life since those days. I want to let the faculty and staff, dorm parents, roommates and missionaries know that you have been a light unto my world and have shown me what the love of God feels like. All of the work being done in this place is amazing and I know God is proud of what they are doing in His name. Now that I'm older, and even though I am still a mess, I am now God’s mess and He is working in me. I know that my 12 year old is grateful now that he was sent to this place, and I am grateful to know they are leading these children to God. I love you all and hope I come back soon.
- Gael Ibarra
Reverend J.J. DeWall established the Red Bird Mission, providing churches and housing in the remote mountains. In 1922, Myra Bowman and Emeline Walsh founded Red Bird Christian School to serve the area's underserved children. By 1928, Dr. Harlan Heim and nurse Lydia Rice's work led to the construction of Red Bird Clinic, addressing the community's healthcare needs.
Red Bird Christian School and the Red Bird Dormitories burnt to the ground on the Beverly campus.
Red Bird Mission and Christian School, having overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, resumed all services in 2021. The school is now focused on expanding STEAM education and developing Christ-centered leaders in the Cumberland Valley.
Reverend J.J. DeWall established the Red Bird Mission, providing churches and housing in the remote mountains. In 1922, Myra Bowman and Emeline Walsh founded Red Bird Christian School to serve the area's underserved children. By 1928, Dr. Harlan Heim and nurse Lydia Rice's work led to the construction of Red Bird Clinic, addressing the community's healthcare needs.