FAQ

Our statement of faith is an integral part of our community. It is important that you realize that enrolling your children in a classical Christian school should not be done so that that they will never come into contact with sin. Rather, you should want them in this environment so that when they encounter their own sin and the sin of their fellow classmates that they are in an environment united with like-minded Christian parents and teachers who have covenanted together to deal with the (inevitable) sin in a consistent, biblical manner. You should fully expect your children to encounter sin in the classroom, on the playground and in the curriculum. We also expect that when they encounter it, they will see it dealt with in the way the Bible says sin should be dealt with.
 

A classical Christian school or a home school following the classical Christian curriculum must never be thought of as an asylum. Rather, this is a time of basic training; it is boot camp. Students are being taught to handle their weapons, and they are being taught this under godly, patient supervision. But in
order to learn this sort of response, it is important that students learn it well. That is, setting up a “straw man” paganism that is easily demolished equips no one. All that would do is impart a false sense of security to the students—until they get to a secular college campus to encounter the real thing. Or, worse yet, if they continue the path into a soft, asylum-style Christian college and then find themselves addressing the marketplace completely unprepared. ~ Adapted from the Omnibus

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Please read our statement of faith below: