Shalom Mennonite School

Terre Hill Mennonite High School (THMH) is a Christian educational institution located in Terre Hill, PA, offering a quality education from an Anabaptist perspective. With a focus on spiritual growth, THMH provides students with over 50 class options, emphasizing the importance of community, relationship, and preparation for God's calling in their lives. Operating for 37 years, THMH boasts experienced teachers with a combined 140 years of expertise. Students at THMH earn at least 28 high school credits, including 4 credits of Bible study, and participate in various extracurricular activities such as Quiz Team, Gospel Team, and Wood Shop. With a commitment to learning, growing, and preparing for service to the Lord, THMH offers a unique educational experience for students seeking a Christian-based education.Generated from the website

Hinkletown Mennonite School offers religious and academic education to students in kindergarten through grade eight. It specializes in the fulfillment of spiritual, intellectual, social and physical needs of students. The school provides classes in language arts, math, social studies, science, computer technology, and family and consumer studies. It operates a library media center that supports the academic curriculum and assists students in the use of current and appropriate information. Hinkletown Mennonite School organizes basketball, soccer, volleyball and softball activities. It also assists in the development of reading skills. The school is a member of the Mennonite Education Agency, Schoolwide Enrichment Model Network, Mennonite Schools Council and Mid-Atlantic Christian Schools Association. It is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Elementary Schools. Hinkletown Mennonite School is located in Ephrata, Pa. It is governed by Lancaster Area Council of Mennonite Schools.

Founded in 1952, Gehmans Mennonite School conducts educational classes in elementary and middle school grades. Located in Denver, Pa., it has an annual enrolment of more than 150 students. It is a member of Mid Atlantic Christian Schools Association and Mennonite Elementary Education Council. The school is a part of the Mennonite Schools Council, which operates various elementary, middle and high schools. The Mennonite Schools Council offers faith-basededucational opportunities to students. It works to help students, faculty, administrators and board members to build nurturing, supportive and redemptive communities. The council supports several music festivals, conferences and youth leadership training programs.