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Spring Hill Christian Academy, as a ministry of Spring Hill Baptist Church, believes the Bible to be the inspired, infallible and authoritative Word of God for faith and practice.
The desire of our academy is to develop each child to their full potential in three critical ways: academically, spiritually, and morally.
Our goal is to provide the best possible academic training so students are prepared to function effectively in today's complex world by preparing them for a post-secondary education.
While helping each student recognize the importance of establishing and developing a close relationship with God through His Son, His Word and His Church our goal is to instill a Christ like character within the heart of each student using Bible based values and principles.
Spring Hill Christian Academy, as a ministry of Spring Hill
Baptist Church, believes the Bible to be the inspired, infallible
and authoritative Word of God for faith and practice.
The desire of our academy is to develop each child to their
full potential in three critical ways: academically, spiritually,
and morally.
Our goal is to provide the best possible academic training so
students are prepared to function effectively in today's complex
world by preparing them for a post-secondary education.
While helping each student recognize the importance of
establishing and developing a close relationship with God through
His Son, His Word and His Church our goal is to instill a Christ
like character within the heart of each student using Bible based
values and principles.
Our Mission Statement: Glorifying God by educating minds,
discipling hearts, and nurturing students, in the light of God's
word.
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