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Genesis Preparatory Academy (GPA) exists to prepare students for a life of personal fulfillment and service to others within the greater community.
The goals of the school include to train and educate each student as an individual and according to their personal strengths and weaknesses as well as their interests and personal goals.
This is founded on the principle that every person is endowed by their Creator with the ability to learn, and is uniquely gifted and talented in discoverable ways.
Genesis Preparatory Academy believes a complete education is built not only upon a fundamental core academic foundation but also supports parental direction of the academic process, works with students as unique individuals, and promotes student's spiritual development.
Grades: PK-8 | 167 students6 miles 125 East Locust Ave Coeur D Alene, ID 83814 (208) 667-0877
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57/24/2015
My child loves Genesis! The teachers and Principal are excellent. Mr. Finch provides positive leadership. My child is in 9th grade and looks forward to school and is challenged.
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