I have been an educator for nearly 20 years. I began at Mount Olivet Christian School and then switched to public education. After being disillusioned, I came back to Mount Olivet where I felt I was actually helping students learn. My son, who had been in public school since 4K, began having problems. I was already disappointed because I felt he was not being taught what I thought he should. After much thinking and praying, he was transferred to Mount Olivet Christian School. He has now learned what I believed was lacking and is being taught Biblical principles every day. He is on grade level and is a straight A student.
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Grades: 6-12
Enrollment: 15 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
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