Choice is a private non-denominational Christian high school and learning center with a single focus on 21st Century preparedness for students through literacy lifelines.
Choice was created to provide students with the opportunity to become an educated person in the 21st century. Someone who is able to function effectively in their chosen profession, who moves comfortably in all levels of society, and who can use their education as a lever to effect social change and progress in their community. The school and learning center is dedicated to developing the next generation of leaders.
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Our Vision
Our vision is to develop literate, educated thinkers and achievers who:
loves God, participates in their community, is motivated to learn for life and
is prepared for the information age of the 21st century.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide literacy lifelines for the next generation of leaders.
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Choice will accommodate 160 -- 240 students in grades 9th – 12th.
There will be 40—60 students at each grade level and the teacher ratio will not exceed 20 students per class.
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Coming Soon!
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Our Philosophy
Choice operates under a core set of beliefs and values. Our staff will embody these values and students will be expected to uphold these values throughout their time at the Academy.
At Choice, we expect:
- Teachers to get to know students and focus on their hopes, dreams, strengths, and weaknesses.
- Students to understand the “secret connection” that exists between education, the world of work, and their future.
- Students to learn to be self-motivated, problem solvers, decision makers, lifelong learners, and computer savvy.
- Positive changes to take place in the lives of students, parents / guardians, teachers, staff, and community stakeholders.
- A relentless pursuit of excellence and mediocrity to never be an option.
- The staff and students of Choice to value and choose to have a relationship with God.
- Students, families, and staff to espouse our motto: “For with God, nothing shall be impossible.” (Luke 1:37)
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