Therefore, Lower Bucks Christian began to lose students and teachers who perceived the school as being unstable.
Donald McCall, the head of the academy, was the chairperson of the Langhorne Terrace Baptist Church in Middletown.
McCall proposed holding classes on the church property, but area residents protested the plan.
[2] Originally the zoning board of Middletown stated that it would not allow the church to house the school, and according to McCall many parents decided not to re-enroll their children at that point.
The church appealed, and in August 1991 the Middletown township finally granted the school the right to use the church space, but because so few students were remaining, the school never reopened that fall.