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Our primary objective is to develop Christian character, and secondly, to teach academics, athletics and the fine arts.
We believe in the unchanging moral, ethical and spiritual values of the Bible.
We will endeavor to teach your child self-discipline; personal responsibility; respect for God, property and others; patriotism; gratitude; honesty; contentment; manners, and much more.
Thirty plus years of experience has taught us that we cannot develop these qualities without the complete cooperation of the home.
Your home is the single most important factor in your child's life.
This kind of training, together with the superior education for which we are known, will prepare your child for life in today's world.
Our primary objective is to develop Christian character, and
secondly, to teach academics, athletics and the fine arts. We
believe in the unchanging moral, ethical and spiritual values of
the Bible. We will endeavor to teach your child self-discipline;
personal responsibility; respect for God, property and others;
patriotism; gratitude; honesty; contentment; manners, and much
more. Thirty plus years of experience has taught us that we cannot
develop these qualities without the complete cooperation of the
home. Your home is the single most important factor in your child's
life. This kind of training, together with the superior education
for which we are known, will prepare your child for life in today's
world.
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