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To provide for young people the development of character and academic excellence from a Christian prespective in a Christian enviornment.
To provide through a Christian world view the molding of the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, social, physical and moral being of each student (Lk.2:52).
Club or Organization: Chess Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), Harvard Model Congress, House System, National Honor Society (NHS), State Page Program
Arts and Music Programs: Band Program, Literary Team, One-Act Play
School Notes
WE BELIEVE that all truth is God's truth and that God has
inerrantly and infallibly revealed His truth in the Bible.
Furthermore, we believe that the Bible conveys truth in every area
of life, including all academic disciplines. Vidalia Heritage
Academy exists to serve and nurture children whose purpose for
attending the school is to apply Christianity in every area of
life. Our desire is to lift up Jesus Christ in our community.
WE BELIEVE that children belong to God. Parents are primarily
responsible for their child to be raised in the nurture and
admonition of the Lord (Eph.6:4) One day parents will be held
accountable for their ultimate influence upon the life and
character of their children. Vidalia Heritage Academy serves as an
extention of the Christian home and not as a substitute for
parental authority in the formulation and implementation of a
child's Christian values. Parents may call on the resources of the
church and school to augment this effort, but are to remain a vital
part of this extended education.
WE BELIEVE first and foremost in the child's education should
be encouragement and development of his/her Christian character.
Without Christian character, all knowledge is useless and without
foundation for application. Therefore our primary goal in educating
our children is to help them be more like Jesus Christ. Education
that fails to do this will be unsuccessful in providing our world
with what it needs most: men and women who are mighty in spirit and
strong in character.
WE BELIEVE as Creator, God's character and point of view on all
matters establishes what is true and what is not true. Therefore,
there is a distinct Christian world view which encompasses all
areas of life. Every curricular area is founded on the absolutes of
God's Word and acknowledges the preeminence of Christ in all
things. Through control and guidance of the Holy Spirit,the
teachers seek to relate truths from a Christian world viewpoint in
a way that the pupil in turn applies his learning within the
context of his society.
WE BELIEVE that as Christian educators, we are committed to
strive for excellence in education. The school should promote love
for learning as well as a desire to excel in his/her studies.
However, in that God gives different gifts and even the same gifts
in different measure to children, each child should be given
individual attention based on spirituality, maturity, and
intellectual capacity to handle the subject matter at hand. We will
strive to develop salt-of-of-the-earth statesmen, philosophers,
scientists, artisans, theologians, homemakers, scholars, and
tradesmen who will be equipped and challenged to assume leadership
roles in the future.
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Wilbur Clanton Mosley Jr. (2008)
Clanton was the son of the late Wilbur Clanton Mosley ... of Vidalia, James, Daniel and Elizabeth Whitlaw of Aiken; and his ...
