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At Lighthouse Baptist School, we strive to offer the finest Christian Education experience for all our students by providing A True Christian Education, A Positive Learning Environment, A Safe Learning Environment, A Traditional Curriculum, A Traditional Approach to Learning.
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School Notes
At Lighthouse Baptist School, we strive to offer the finest
Christian Education experience for all our students by providing A
True Christian Education, A Positive Learning Environment, A Safe
Learning Environment, A Traditional Curriculum, A Traditional
Approach to Learning.
The finest education is almost worthless unless your child
develops the self-discipline, determination, and desire essential
for success in life.
It is only in a Christian school that Knowledge and human
experiences can be interpreted in the light of God's Word.
Teachers have the right to help the child understandand accept
NewTestament moral values and to educate him so that the practice
of these Christian virtues become the rule and not the
exception.
Children are allowed to pray, read the Bible, and memorize
scripture.
Total education of the child--spiritual, moral, mental, social,
and physical--can take place.
Discipline is interpreted in the light of the New Testament
teachings.
Lighthouse Baptist School is built on the premise that God's
Holy Word, the Bible, provides time-tested principles that enable
the child to set and achieve proper goals.
Our school will also consistently reinforce the parent's
authority in your home and a sense of duty to God and country.
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