
There are many reasons parents choose a Christian education for their children some good and some poor. The best reason for choosing a Christian education is because you believe that God wants you to provide your children with godly training, not just at home, but at church and at school as well. What are a few of the other good reasons for choosing a Christian education? What follows is only a partial list.
Parents responsibility to train. You as parents, recognize that Scripture is clear that the parents are called to train their children, but you also realize that you need help to accomplish this. You need your beliefs and training to be reinforced when you can't be there with your child, so you look to Christian education for that help.
Biblically centered curriculum. Christ is the Creator, the Sustainer, and Redeemer. The triune God is everywhere, in everything and therefore should be given preeminence in all areas of our lives and facets of ones educational training. Christian school curriculum does just that. It shows, links, and identifies God to every subject. Not something you get in a secular education.
Godly examples teaching your children. Children spend anywhere from 6 to more than 11 hours a day at school away from your direct influence. With a Christian education your child will be taught by and interacting with Christian teachers and staff who are fellow believers following a call to partner with you to train your children.
Focus placed upon a Christian world view. As children mature, they begin to make more decisions for themselves. A Christian education trains them to use the Bible and godly principles to judge right from wrong and to compare information and choices to the truth taught in Scripture. A Christian education stresses that all areas of life, vocational choices, view of history and governments, be looked at and understood from a Biblical viewpoint.
Godly character traits taught. The Bible is so much more than a book of how to get to heaven. It's a book of how to know God, the character of God and of how to live a life pleasing to the Creator. A Christian education teaches and stresses the godly character traits of servanthood, obedience, responsibility, commitment, and self-sacrifice just to mention a few.
These are just a few of the many reasons to choose a Christian education. If these are some of the reasons that you are looking for a Christian education for your children, then God will bless you and your family and He will provide the means by which you can afford the investment in time, commitment and of course finances.

Grace Christian Academy serves a diverse student body with caring teachers and a traditional Christ-centered education. In this safe and disciplined environment, GCA partners with parents, to prepare students, both spiritually and academically, to excel in High School and beyond.
Excellent Staff - All of our staff are degreed and state certified career educators. The majority of our staff have sixteen years or more serving students and families, many with advanced degrees. All are fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ.
Spirituality - At Grace Christian Academy, we serve to educate, equip, and encourage the total child - spirit, mind and body - which can only be done in a loving atmosphere where God's Word is seen as the basis for wisdom, understanding, and learning. Students develop a sense of self-worth because of who they are in Jesus Christ and begin to discover the unique gifts God has given them and the best way to use those gifts to bless others.
Academics - We hold to high academic standards. Our educational plan is to determine the students' level of development, analyze their abilities and with the cooperation from the parents, advance their education to their highest potential. Our entire staff is fully committed to delivering on this plan... and we expect the same level of commitment from our students and their parents.
Programs and Services - In order to provide a well-rounded and rich experience, Grace Christian Academy offers an extensive array of developmental programs and services. These include a state-of-the-art Computer Lab, Library, Daily Bible Classes, Music, Art, Sports Programs, Study Skills, Physical Education, Yearbook, Student Council, Health, Creative Writing, age-appropriate Chapel, Food Service, Extended Care-both before and after school, After School Enrichment programs, Field Trips, 6th Grade Camp, Science Fair, GCA Cheerleaders and many Community Service Opportunities.
Parental Involvement - Since 1981, Grace Christian Academy has been an important part of many parents' plan for giving their children the best. The GCA staff is an extension of your instruction and example of godliness and wisdom. Since we are an extension of the parents, we encourage parental participation in the school through the Parent-Teacher-League, Room Moms & Dads and other volunteer opportunities.
High Expectations of Moral Values - We hold to the high social and moral standards specified in the Bible, both for ourselves and for the future leaders and citizens we are educating. Students grow in self-discipline and responsibility for themselves and others and learn to appreciate the guidance, support, training and love given by those in authority at home and school.
Notice of Nondiscrimination - Grace Christian Academy is committed to providing
academic and employment environments that are free from unlawful
discrimination. Grace Christian
Academy does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
or ethnic origin, sex, disability, veteran status or age in the administration
of any of its educational programs, admissions policies, scholarship programs,
athletic and other school-administered programs or in hiring practices. Students are entitled to a learning
environment free from unlawful discrimination. By the same token, employees are
entitled to a working environment free from unlawful discrimination. Any
student, staff employee, or faculty member who unlawfully discriminates against
a student on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, age, or disability
may be subject to sanction and disciplinary action.
Updated 4/1/2010
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