ABOUT US

MISSION STATEMENT

"To provide a learning environment which is stimulating, nurturing and academically challenging so each student can achieve his or her potential. This is accomplished through a synergistic relationship between home, school and student. The Cumorah Academy logo of three interlocking rings symbolize this partnership as, together, we lay the foundation for mental growth, spiritual strength, social awareness, physical health and emotional stability."

HISTORY

Cumorah Academy, as it is known today, began as a dream and vision of Melissa VanBlankenstein, a young mother with several small children, who desired a quality educational program for her children structured with a wholesome environment. After searching for the right school program for her children, she determined it did not exist. The dream and vision began to unfold in 1970 when Melissa started teaching in her home, and eventually to the opening of as many as nine Cumorah Academy Campuses in the southern California area. Since the beginning she has promoted, "Academic Excellence in a Wholesome Environment". Her commitment to high standards in education and early childhood development have also allowed her to expand her vision to the field of Child Care Consulting. The dream has grown to the Las Vegas valley. In 2005, Melissa and her daughter, Karena Fisher, partnered to form Cumorah Academy of Las Vegas. The values and standards that have been in place since the beginning are still the foundation of our school today.

AT A GLANCE

Address: 6000 West Oakey Blvd. , Las Vegas, NV 89146

Phone: 702-636-5577

Enrollment: September 2008 - 200 student in grades Jr. Kindergarten - 8th Grade

Curriculum: A beka

Uniform: Required in grades Kindergarten - 8th

MAP & DIRECTIONS

Cumorah Academy is located at 6000 W. Oakey,

East of Jones on the North side of the street.

For a map, click here.

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