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Calvary Christian Academy

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• Calvary Christian Academy seeks to develop students who possess qualities that will enable them to live as productive members of society. Committed Christians Who: • Understand the meaning of Salvation and have been given the opportunity to follow Jesus Christ as their Savior. • Employ the Bible as the life guidebook • Make strong ethical choices based upon the Bible. • Genuinely love humankind, with an appreciation for the diversity of cultures and a tolerance of individual differences • Demonstrate skills in resolving conflict through positive, biblical methods. Effective Communicators Who: • Convey significant messages • Receive, interpret and use the messages of others • Listen objectively to other points of view and seek conflict resolution. Critical Thinkers Who: • Identify, locate and organize information or data • Analyze, evaluate, and synthesize information through independent and/or cooperative efforts in order to reach resolution. • Apply problem-solving strategies to real-life scenarios. Quality Producers Who: • Complete tasks in a responsible, timely fashion • Display growing knowledge of curriculum. • Develop God-given talents and abilities • Set, pursue, and accomplish realistic, challenging goals, and demonstrate standards of excellence. Community Participants Who: • Have a heart of service towards the people of this nation and the world, contributing of their time and talents. • Act in an ethical and responsible manner. • Display a greater appreciation for the historical background and diverse origins of people and events.
• Profile last updated: 09/19/2007

In the News:

• Economy is double-edged sword for private schools (The Daily Review)
  posted on March 30, 2009 at 12:50:09 pm
  Less crowded classrooms, a greater variety of enrichment courses and, in the case of faith-based schools, an emphasis on spiritual values help explain why enrollments haven't taken a nose-dive.
• Economy is double-edged sword for private schools (The Fremont Argus)
  posted on March 30, 2009 at 12:38:45 pm
  Less crowded classrooms, a greater variety of enrichment courses and, in the case of faith-based schools, an emphasis on spiritual values help explain why enrollments haven't taken a nose-dive.
• Economy is double-edged sword for private schools (Oakland Tribune)
  posted on March 30, 2009 at 12:31:55 pm
  Less crowded classrooms, a greater variety of enrichment courses and, in the case of faith-based schools, an emphasis on spiritual values help explain why enrollments haven't taken a nose-dive.
• Economy is double-edged sword for private schools (Contra Costa Times)
  posted on March 29, 2009 at 09:13:52 pm
  As public schools founder amid massive state budget cuts, many of their private counterparts seem to be weathering the storm surprisingly well.

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