In 1986, a handful of parents gathered to discuss the formation of a Christian school in the South Hills. Their goal was to have a parent-supported model that would foster life-long learners using an integrated curriculum from a Christian worldview. In September 1987, one teacher –Mrs. Mary Wolling –and five Kindergarteners met in a classroom at Beverly Heights Presbyterian Church, Mt. Lebanon. The families began to talk to others about the success of the integrated curriculum academically and spiritually, and its ability to instill a love of learning.

From 1988-1993, a grade level was added each year as needed. Mrs. Wolling served as both principal and teacher during those years. In September 1998, our staff and students began meeting in the DePaul Institute, which enabled combined classes to be split into separate classes and instructional units.

In September 2002, Jubilee moved to facilities in the education wing of Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church (now Mt. Lebanon Evangelical Presbyterian Church) and increased staff to support a growing enrollment and expanded curriculum.

From 2015 through 2017, Jubilee introduced engaging components to its curriculum such as Lego robotics, Junior Achievement programs, andhealth studies. Extracurricular programs such as Snapology courses and running club (in conjunction with JCS participation in the Kids of Steel/Pittsburgh Kids Marathon) and have been added to expand after-school offerings.