Introduction
The education of children is in its largest sense the passing on from one generation to the next the knowledge of what is true, what is of value and what is enduring. Christian education describes an education which is consistent with God’s plan and purpose for man according to His Word, the Bible.

Education takes place during all waking hours for the child. These hours are potent for learning to occur. The words and actions of parents and their interaction with the child form the basis for all that the child will learn for a lifetime. This can be described as informal education. Formal childhood education is that time given to the child at home or in an academic setting with targeted goals in the skills of reading, writing, thinking, and the transmission of basic knowledge. The ultimate goal for every human being is to know and bring glory to God.

The Importance of Revelation
Scripture is plain that God is the Creator and Sustainer of time, matter, and space. He created mankind in His likeness and for His glory. Because of man’s disobedience, death entered creation and fellowship with God was broken. Reconciliation through the work of God in Christ brought hope and redemption to a cursed race. God’s Word to mankind is a message of salvation, a Word that gives meaning and promise to life. God’s plan was to reveal Himself through His Word and through His Son and to see many respond to the great invitation of salvation through faith in Christ. What is true, what is of value, what is enduring is revealed to us by this Word. In Christ, the Logos of God, “are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge (Colossians 2:3).”

The Responsibility of Parents
Parents have the responsibility of teaching their children about God, who He is and what He has done. They are their children’s first and primary educators.
Educational philosophy asks the question, “What do we teach our children?” or “What is so important that we must pass it on to the next generation?” The answer comes directly from our philosophy of life (how we live). How we live is in tandem with what we believe: our faith. Every person, whether a believer or an unbeliever, follows this pattern. The Christian has a definitive faith, a distinct philosophy of life and a defined wisdom to pass along to their children.

Purpose of Bible Center School
The primary purpose of Bible Center School is to provide an opportunity for young people to study in a Christ-centered, Bible-integrated academic environment so as to direct the process of student development toward God’s objective for man which is godliness of character and action – Christlikeness – to the end that God may be glorified.

Additionally, the school is to provide an educational experience in preparation for lifelong learning, laying the foundation for the student’s progress throughout their educational career. The school works in conjunction with parents in building into their children Christian character, self-discipline, and high moral standards.