Mission Statement

Spa Christian School exists to help parents fulfill God's desire that children mature:

• Spiritually
• Personally
• Academically 

The school provides an education based upon an integrated understanding of Biblical principles and academic knowledge. A balanced education develops the whole child with burning hearts for Jesus, skillful minds, and strong hands to serve.

Vision Statement

Spa Christian School's vision is to:

• TRAIN students to think and act Biblically in every area of life.
• EQUIP them to excel in future studies and training
• ENABLE them to stand firm as they grow in their personal relationship with Jesus Christ
• PREPARE them to live and serve with a transforming influence.

"By their fruit you will recognize them." Matthew 7:20

Purpose Statement

The purpose of Spa Christian School is to provide a quality academic program for children which is founded upon Biblical principles and a Christian worldview. Spa Christian School, which is an alternative to public education, exists to serve the congregations of area churches. By training children to love and respect the triune God, the school complements the instruction, faith, and knowledge which a child receives at home and in church. (2 Timothy 3:14-15)

For spiritual growth the school teaches the Bible as the verbally inspired Word of God, a source of doctrine and a guide for daily living; to teach the basic tenets of the Christian faith; to encourage each child to come into a personal relationship with Christ; to stimulate a pattern of living based on standards set forth in the Bible; and to aid each student in the formation of a personal Christian philosophy which will help him integrate every area of life. (Proverbs 3:5-6; Deuteronomy 4:31)

For intellectual growth of the students the school teaches skills for effective communication, comprehension, and computation; to provide a curriculum which will prepare each student for future study or occupational competence; to stimulate creative and critical thinking and responsiveness to beauty in the arts and sciences; and to aid students in recognizing in every area of study the revelation of God in creation and in the Scriptures.

For social growth the school encourages a sense of personal worth as a creation of God and a recipient of His love; to foster the establishment of wholesome personal relationships through acceptance of one another in love, learning to understand and respect the views of others; and to help the students practice good citizenship, learning how to assume responsibilities at school, in the home, in church, in the community, and in our country. (Psalm 39)

For physical development the school promotes health, fitness, coordination, physical skills, and to encourage good sportsmanship. (I John 4:1; Romans 12:1-2; James 1:19)