"Our vision is to grow children in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ..."
OUR VISION
Our vision is to serve as an extension of the Bible-believing Christian home, by working harmoniously with parents to achieve God’s purpose for their children. Our desire is to grow children in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ in such a way that they would want to live for Him. Our aim is to develop a caring, challenging, and character based academic environment where students can thrive and confidently develop the talents and abilities with which God has given them.
OUR APPROACH
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Foundation of Scripture, with Biblical principles, wisdom, and Godly character building content.
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Recognition of the God-given uniqueness of each individual student.
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Placement of students at the exact academic ability by diagnosis and prescription using the individual approach to learning.
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Incorporation of personal goal setting, accountability, motivation, and academic excellence.
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Excellence of learning through self-instructional and mastery based academics.
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Development of critical thinking skills.
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Utilization of multimedia and computer technology.
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Utilization of ministry leaders, community leaders, and local business owners who share their expertise to provide a comprehensive selection of elective options.
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Encouragement of parental involvement.
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Our purpose in providing Christian education goes beyond simply helping students learn the academics required to enter college or get a good job. We desire to build within students a life-long burning passion to learn and grow spiritually. It is one thing to want children to be successful, quite another to provide the academic and character training to ensure this accomplishment. Godly character training is a foundational part of the LCA learning experience, and it prepares students to welcome and accept challenges and future opportunities. Sixty character traits, such as kindness, loyalty, and honesty, are taught within the curriculum. Students are taught to apply the Godly character they are taught in their everyday lives.