Elementary (1-5)
Approaches (Curriculum, methods, concepts)
Character development is intentionally woven into the academic program, with all subjects taught from a biblical worldview. Teachers use Christ-centered social-emotional learning, daily Bible lessons, and Scripture memorization to instill integrity, respect, and a servant’s heart.
Experiences (Highlights, special events)
Weekly chapel services highlight specific character traits, celebrate examples of godly behavior, and recognize service. Students have the opportunity to participate in Peer Ministry starting in third grade, mentor younger peers as reading buddies, and engage in community service initiatives. Students are taught digital citizenship and the appropriate use of technology as a tool.
Enrichment Opportunities (Extracurriculars, co-curriculars, programs, groups)
Speciality classes such as Spanish, art, music, PE, and media/library give students appreciation for others’ gifts while interacting in diverse settings. Opportunities such as band, clubs, sports, and arts provide real-world settings to practice teamwork, responsibility, and perseverance. Character-focused events like service projects deepen students’ understanding of service before self. An optional summer program allows students to grow in their faith and character.
Progress (Goals, achievements, readiness)
Students grow in empathy, leadership, and personal responsibility, applying biblical principles to relationships and decision-making as they prepare for middle school.
