Mission, Vision & Philosophy

Our Mission

Our Mission is to partner with families by providing a biblically-based, college-preparatory education so that students will be equipped to serve Christ and influence the world.

our Vision

Our Philosophy

For education to be meaningful, it must be based upon truth. Wesleyan Christian Academy believes that all truth is God’s Truth, and His Truth is revealed through the Bible, which is infallible and is the standard for living a successful life. Only by recognizing God as the Creator, Designer, and Organizer of the universe can a proper understanding and mastery of facts and knowledge be possible. Wesleyan's philosophy and statement of faith are based on the statements reflected in the Apostle's Creed and foundational tenets of Christian orthodoxy.

Wesleyan Christian Academy believes that Christian education is a process in which teaching and learning are accomplished through developmentally appropriate activities by Christian teachers who encourage a high standard of academic excellence. We believe God’s Word is the highest authority and strive to bring all knowledge into a living relationship with His Truth.

Wesleyan Christian Academy functions in a complementary role with the Christian home to provide, within a traditional, educational setting, opportunities that integrate and nurture each student’s spiritual, academic, social, physical, and emotional development.

Wesleyan Christian Academy stands firmly upon the historical truth, claims, and moral foundations of Christianity. This includes, but is not limited to, the biblical definition of marriage, the attendant boundaries of sexuality and moral conduct, and the clear biblical teaching that gender is both sacred and established by God’s design. These basic biblical values, derived from historical Christianity and the relevant Christian positions are embraced by the Wesleyan Church, under whose authority this academy rests.

Wesleyan Christian Academy desires to produce individuals who will be productive and contributing members both in society and within the body of Christ, emanating a Christian worldview.

Wesleyan's Core Values

Wesleyan's Core Values are a vital part of who we are as individuals, as a school and as a body of Christ.

Expected Student Outcomes

SPIRITUAL

ACADEMIC

(Wisdom) "Let this mind be in you which was also in Jesus." -Philippians 2:5

Students will acquire basic skills in the areas of reading, writing, speaking and listening.
Students will acquire basic skills in the areas of mathematical concepts, computation, and application.
Students will acquire information concerning the earth, physical and biological science, will appreciate the world God has made, and apply this knowledge and appreciation in the wise use of resources.
Students will understand the facts and flow of human history and current events, and interpret them in the light of God's plan for mankind.
Students will be taught the facts and flow of American history, the main principles of democracy, and the heritage of sacrifice which have kept America free.
Students will be afforded the opportunity to develop skills in appropriate fine arts, will be encouraged to appreciate the artistic expression of others, past and present, and will be encouraged toward creative expression.
Students will understand the full range of career opportunities available to lead a productive life within God's plan and will be guided toward matching their aptitudes and skills with those opportunities.
Students will have the opportunity to become acquainted with computer skills which will enable them to effectively function in a technological society.
Students will acquire skills in reasoning, academic investigation and in creative and critical thinking.
Students will be given opportunities to apply the skills which have been taught in each subject area.

SOCIAL

(Favor With Man) "No man liveth unto himself" -Romans 14:7a

Students will be taught respect for parents and courtesy and love for the whole family, and will assume responsibility within the family unit.
Students will be taught to develop and demonstrate concern for others.
Students will be taught to respect the property of others.
Students will be taught acceptance and recognition of authority and respect for those in authority over them.