Academic Philosophy​

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We believe that the Christian school operates as an extension of the Christian home and in partnership with the local church. God holds parents primarily responsible for the teaching and training of their children; therefore, the school's purpose is to serve as an extension of the home, not the replacement. Scripturally, the total process of education seeks the transformation of the student to become “conformed to the image of Christ” (Romans 8:29). Thus, the student can mature spiritually, mentally, socially, and physically as they are taught and led in accordance with God's design. Christian education develops students who think and behave according to biblical principles. One who holds a biblical worldview holds a world and life view that causes all issues to be understood within the context of life as God created and designed it to be. No subject can be taught in the totality of its truth if the creator-sustainer, Jesus Christ, is ignored or denied. Therefore, Christian education cannot take place unless Biblical truths are taught and integrated throughout all areas of the education program, both curricular and extracurricular.  ​​