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Preschool
- experiencing and learning foundational truths of the Christian faith
- memorizing scripture verses
- learning the phonetic sounds of the alphabet
- learning to identify numbers and to count
- enjoying stories, poetry, dramatization, films, and books
- learning to respond rhythmically to music, singing new songs, and listening to different kinds of music acquiring good manners, health and hygiene habits
- developing motor skills, fine and gross
- developing listening, perceptual and visual memory skills
- learning to share, take turns, plan, work, think, and reason as he works and plays with others
- working with paints, clay, crayons, blocks, and other manipulative materials
- making short excursions to points of interest in the community
- special performances for parents
Kindergarten
will include all of the above plus...
- developing reading skills
- developing math skills
- developing good handwriting
- introduction to science
- introduction to history
- physical education
- music education
- performing in musical programs
- participating in chapel programs
- field trips
Elementary Grades
will include all of the above plus...
- higher instruction of oral and written language
- higher instruction in math
- higher instruction in science and history
- geography
- health, safety and manners
- problem solving
- critical thinking
- exposure to foreign language
- art education
- computer lab
Middle School Grades
Will include all of the above plus…
- higher instruction in math, up to algebra
- mandatory writing project
- mandatory science project
- higher instruction in history, including thorough background in American and World History
- instruction in independent Bible study
- two classes of physical education per week, using a Christian PE curriculum
- Foreign Language Experience (FLEX)
- home economics
- drama
- student organized and led chapels
- high school observation
Middle School Special Privileges
Middle School students will receive extra privileges that may include, but are not limited to the following:
- lockers
- school store containing food, candy, and supplies
- special lunches; microwave use
- study hall
- overnight retreat
- extra tag days and incentives
- 8th graders will be entitled to additional privileges during the 4th quarter
