Good Shepherd’s Fold
International School
Transforming Education
Our ultimate goal is to bring honor and glory to the Lord through our teaching and discipleship of the students we serve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grade levels are taught at GSFIS?
What does a day at school look like for the students?
The school day begins at 8:45 with a “morning meeting.” Students may arrive up to fifteen minutes before the beginning of the school day. Supervision will not be guaranteed earlier. Students have ten minute breaks between classes and eat lunch from 12:50–1:30. The school day ends at 3:20. On Fridays students will learn from home with assignments posted online.
Is GSFIS a boarding school?
What curriculum is used?
Do you provide transcripts?
Is GSFIS accredited?
GSF International School is not accredited by any organization. We are a “member school” of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). We submit transcripts to colleges as a “homeschool.” This is one reason why standardized testing is essential for our students who wish to apply to various colleges and universities. A College Board administered test such as the SAT serves as an independent reference point from which to view a student’s GPA and high school transcript.
How much is tuition?
There is no cost for the children of GSF Missionaries.
The cost to Global Outreach (non GSF) missionary children is:
- Elementary (K-5th grade): $1,750/child per year
- Middle and Upper school (6th-12th): $2,000/child per year
The cost for the children of families not affiliated with Global Outreach is:
- Elementary (K-5th grade): $3,500/child per year
- Middle and High School (6th– 12th): $4,000/child per year
These figures are for the 2024/2025 school year. Tuition is subject to change.