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High Point Baptist Academy in Geigertown, Pennsylvania, came into existence in 1972 as an educational ministry of High Point Baptist Chapel.
The purpose of the Academy is to glorify God through evangelizing, edifying, and the educating of young people.
As an arm of the church, the Academy seeks to assist parents in the development of young lives for the glory of God by providing a quality educational experience for grades K-12.
We believe the Bible should be at the heart of our curriculum as we seek to develop in children the four primary aspects of education, namely wisdom, stature, favor with God, and favor with Man.
High Point Baptist Academy in Geigertown, Pennsylvania, came into
existence in 1972 as an educational ministry of High Point Baptist
Chapel. The purpose of the Academy is to glorify God through
evangelizing, edifying, and the educating of young people. As an
arm of the church, the Academy seeks to assist parents in the
development of young lives for the glory of God by providing a
quality educational experience for grades K-12. We believe the
Bible should be at the heart of our curriculum as we seek to
develop in children the four primary aspects of education, namely
wisdom, stature, favor with God, and favor with Man.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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