Fairhaven Baptist Academy vs. Victory Christian Academy, Inc

At Fairhaven Baptist Academy, all subjects are founded upon the principles in the Word of God.

Bible is taught in every grade. Academics are high and challenging for students, starting with reading in K-5 and increasing in content of information from there.

Highly educated teachers instruct students so that they get the best help for accomplishing tasks given to them.

Homework is normal and expected to be done as a part of their learning.

All aspects of the school work together to equip pupils with the best tools for a quality Christian future.

Fairhaven Baptist Academy attempts to lower the tuition load on parents and increase the availability of sports and music programs by using a variety of different fundraisers.

Entertainment books are sold the first two weeks of school, and there is large a bake sale/auction in February.

However, the main fundraiser is a candy sale in the fall and in the spring.

Students get very involved and excited about the sales. Great prizes are given and competition is fun.

Victory Christian Academy is an independent, non-denominational Christian school serving Lake, Porter, and Laporte Counties in Indiana; Offering classes for Preschool through 12th Grade. Teaching and learning take place within the framework of a Biblical worldview.

All classroom instruction is presented from a Biblical perspective that sets high standards and encourages students to excel.

Students are encouraged to develop their full potential and gifted uniqueness.

Each child is challenged to make a personal commitment to Jesus Christ and to live life as His disciple.

To be an intentional voice in the lives of our students by discipling them through Christ-centered education and preparing them to engage with and change the world.

Looking to the future, VCA would be an example of academic excellence, large enough to compete academically and athletically, well-respected in the community, centrally located on its own land and accessible to multiple communities, a bridge-builder to churches, businesses, and the home-schooling community, a planter of other Christian schools, and supported financially by area churches, individuals, and businesses.