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ACT scores by subject: ACCS schools as compared to the national average.
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Selective admission to the school of Rhetoric is based upon intellectual interest, character, personal interviews, recommendations ...
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Is your school the best kept secret in town? Are you responsible for increasing the number of students enrolled at a classical Christian school? ...
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In 1995, Foundations Academy (now The Ambrose School) started in a church basement with three students in 2nd grade. Since then we have grown steadily to around 400 students in K-12 using the
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Providence Preparatory School is an accredited, interdenominational Christian, Classical school founded in 2010 in Belton, Texas that serves 312 students in preK through 12th grades.
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PSAT scores by subject for the class of 2018: ACCS schools as compared to the national average.
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SAT Performance Relative to College & Career Readiness Benchmark
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SAT scores by subject: ACCS schools as compared to the national average.
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Biblical Mandates for Making a Wise School Decision ...
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We aim to graduate students who ... listen carefully with discernment and understanding; who reason persuasively and articulate precisely; who are capable ...
This guide, submitted by Regents School of Charlottesville’s Jackie Jamison, compares the costs and benefits of classical Christian education primarily with public education (but to a small extent private Christian as well).
As a board member at Regents, I was finding that every year when re-enrollments came due our parents were comparing our price tag with a “free” public education — that really, of course, comes with many costs but not of the same type. That was the motivation to write the article, which … grew too long for one article so we split it up into bite-sized pieces for our parents. The articles were well received in our community. — Jackie Jameson
The Value of a Classical Christian Education
Part 3: The Importance of Teachers and Friends
Part 4: Worldview and Character
Part 6: Education for True Citizenship
Part 7: What about High School?
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This guide, submitted by Regents School of Charlottesville's Jackie Jamison, compares the costs and benefits of classical Christian education primarily with public education (but to a small extent