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 Foundation Principles at
Eden Grove Academy
Eden Grove Academy approaches education from within a framework of Christian faith, which provides a coherent perspective on life and the world.  We believe that God as manifested in Jesus Christ, has revealed to His people principles of education and we commit ourselves to the following educational principles.
1. God --That all proper knowledge has its source in God, as manifested in Jesus Christ.  That scripture is the source of the organizational structure and fundamental principles of each field of knowledge.

2. Mankind --  Man, being created in God's image and enlightened by the Holy Spirit, is able to gain knowledge of God's creation.  Because the God-given nature of man is inseparable from his emotional, intellectual and physical nature, the school is committed to the total development of its students.

3. Faith and Learning -- All truth is from God, who has chosen to reveal Himself and His truth to us.  Knowledge of God is the proper setting for all understanding.  Reason exercised in the framework of a faith commitment to God will nurture our faith and expand our knowledge. For the Christian, faith and learning are inseparable.

4. Christian Calling --  The Christian purpose in life is to glorify God, to be stewards of His creation, to server God and others, to bear witness to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. and to influence society, culture and the church by supplication of Christian thought and service in all dimensions of human endeavor.  God has given different abilities to each person, and He expects a student to perform in proportion to his abilities.

5.  Academic Pursuit -- God's eternal Word is the ultimate source and foundation of all truth.  Since we recognize that all truth comes from God, we can confidently encourage sincere intellectual exploration of diverse views.  Both students and teachers may raise honest questions and seek answers to them without reluctance.
 

6. Parents and Church -- The responsibility for the educational and Christian development of each child belongs to the parents.  It is therefore the fundamental responsibility off the family to train and educate the child.  The Christian School should function as an extenuation of both the Christian home and the Christian church.  It is therefore, the school's role to supplement and complement the home and church - never to supplant, subvert or replace them.
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