PROGRAM OVERVIEW

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our VISION & mission

Why does the school exist? 

Tri-unity Christian School partners with the Church and home to graduate academically excellent disciples of Jesus Christ.

What is the school trying to accomplish?  

Partner:

1.  To cooperate with Christian parents in their God-given responsibility to train their children.

2.  To work in conjunction with churches regarding physical facilities and spiritual growth.

Academic Excellence:

1.  To deliver a diverse curriculum with a Christian emphasis in all phases of activity.

2.  To provide a quality education so that all students may reach their full potential  - spirit, soul & body.

Teach Disciples:

1.  Who will be lifelong followers of Jesus Christ, impacting their world.

2.  Who will use their spiritual gifts to live their lives to the glory of God, their own well being, and the welfare of others.

APPLICATION OF PHILOSOPHY

All educational goals and objectives developed for the students attending Tri-unity Christian School, along with the programs and activities it offers, will be evaluated in light of the philosophy statement.

EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY

How do we do it? Our philosophy of education begins with the understanding that the Christian school's role is to provide an education that helps prepare its students for a life of service to God and to others.  Christian education, therefore, becomes a process by which a believing student is being conformed to Christ-likeness and fitted for service in God's Kingdom.

To carry this out, Tri-unity Christian School has adopted a philosophy consisting of Three Basic Statements.

STATEMENT 1

God is the very nature and source of all truth. The Holy Bible, in which God has revealed Himself, is the foundation for all learning a Tri-unity Christian School. We, therefore, endeavor to teach about life, reality, truth, and values form a biblical viewpoint, giving God pre-eminence rather than man (Romans 11:36, Colossians 1:15-18, II Timothy 3:14-17)

STATEMENT 2

The primary responsibility for educating children rests upon the parents in accordance with the Word of God. Because the school is an extension of the home, its authority is delegated by the parents.  Teachers stand en loco parentis ("in the place of the parent") during the school day.  (Deuteronomy 4:9-10, 6:6-7, Psalms 78:4-7, Proverbs 22:6, Matthew 28:19-20, Ephesians 6:4).

STATEMENT 3

We endeavor to develop in the students a thoroughly Christian world and life view.  This view will govern their lives and enable them to relate the Christian faith to daily life decisions.  Conformity to the image of Christ, fellowship with God, the development of Christian character, the desire for a life-long pursuit of knowledge and wisdom, and personal excellence in all areas will be emphasized at Tri-unity Christian School (Proverbs 4:5-7, Luke 2:52, Ephesians 4:11-16, Philippians 3:12-14).