Christ-centered environment; Biblical worldview; Pursuit of truth and godliness; Focus on character development; Apologetics and Worldview as required classes in the high school
A philosophy of education influenced by the works of Charlotte Mason (living books, narration, nature study, chronological history, importance of humanities, view of child as a whole person made in the image of God)
Respect for individual differences and unique learning styles; Creative and innovative teaching methods; Hands-on and experiential learning
Strong support of parents as primary educators; Extensive parental involvement in the school through PVC (Parent Volunteer Cooperative); Friday at-home study days encourage parents to come alongside students as educators
Small classes which encourage relationships; Shorter days and shorter lessons so learning is enjoyable and students have time to pursue other interests such as sports and music; Shorter weeks so Fridays may be used for field trips, outdoor ed. days, extra time on projects and other work
Learning from the environment and the community (Enrichment days, Educational trips, Family outings); internships for high school students