frequently asked questions

  • We are proud to announce that all of our teachers will either be in the process of certification or fully certified through the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). This certification ensures that our students receive a high-quality education that meets rigorous academic and spiritual standards. The ACSI certification process includes a comprehensive review of curriculum, faculty qualifications, and school policies to ensure alignment with Christian values and educational excellence. By achieving or working towards ACSI certification, our students benefit from a recognized standard of educational quality and are well-prepared for future academic and personal success.

  • Bob Jones University Press (BJU Press) offers a comprehensive and rigorous curriculum designed to integrate a biblical worldview with academic excellence. The curriculum spans from kindergarten through high school, covering core subjects such as mathematics, science, language arts, and social studies, as well as elective courses and advanced placement options. BJU Press emphasizes a mastery-based approach, ensuring that students thoroughly understand concepts before progressing. The materials are developed by experienced educators and subject matter experts, incorporating critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a strong emphasis on moral and ethical instruction rooted in Christian principles. Additionally, BJU Press provides extensive resources for teachers and parents, including lesson plans, assessment tools, and multimedia aids, to support effective teaching and foster a dynamic learning environment.

  • The Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) is a standardized test designed to measure an individual's academic skills in reading, spelling, and math. The WRAT is commonly used to assess the academic performance of students from kindergarten through adulthood. It provides a quick and reliable measure of a person's basic academic abilities, helping educators identify strengths and weaknesses in these core areas. The test consists of subtests that evaluate word reading, sentence comprehension, spelling, and math computation. Results from the WRAT can be used for various purposes, including identifying learning disabilities, planning educational interventions, and tracking academic progress over time. Its ease of administration and scoring makes it a valuable tool for educators and psychologists in assessing and supporting student learning.

  • Our school is excited to announce that we will be offering a hot lunch program for our students. This program will provide nutritious and delicious meals prepared daily, ensuring that all students have access to healthy food options during the school day.