Grace Christian School vs. Winston Academy

Grace is an integrated, interdenominational, Christian school. We labor to build students with a head for excellence and a heart for service.

Grace partners with Christian parents in discipling their children to love the Lord.

The purpose of Grace Christian School is to glorify God by providing an academically excellent education which presents the Christian perspective on the whole of life, creation and knowledge.

It is the intellectual aim of the school to provide a thorough academic education with high scholastic standards, which has its integrating center in the Sovereign Triune God.

A Christian mind is developed in the student by studying, understanding, interpreting, and analyzing the facts of this world and life from a Biblical perspective.

It is the spiritual aim of the school that the student, through his God-related studies, is challenged with the knowledge of his need for reconciliation to God through Christ and obedience to His revealed will.

It is the social and emotional aim of the school that the student matures in such a way as to develop a life of service to Christ and through Him to mankind through development of his social and emotional skills.

It is the physical aim of the school to assist the student in establishing a Godly attitude and practice that leads to sound physical conditioning throughout his life.

Winston Academy holds to the highest academic standards for students.

We believe that the aim of education is to provide for every student, regardless of ability and/or environment, the opportunity to develop to the maximum of his/her potential in academic achievement, moral values, physical fitness, emotional stability, social adjustment, civic responsibility, and spiritual awareness.

The school believes in a mutual respect of teacher and student for the rights of each other with both recognizing that authority is essential for stability.

We believe students should become protective citizens of a democractic society and emphasis should be placed upon the value of accepting responsibility and the development of self-discipline, a high degree of initiative, and the ability to think critically.

We believe a school is successful when it graduates young men and women who can take their place in life compatible with the social and economic demands of a changing society, who can occupy places of leadership, and who can perpetuate through the rearing of their families the tenet of our American faith.