Point Christian Academy is committed to academic excellence through a classical Christian education. As evidence of our dedication, we are members of the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS). Below are some advantages outlined in the Good Soil report for those attending a classical Christian school.
Academic Excellence
2018–19 comparative study of 24-to 42-year-old alumni from public, secular private, Catholic, evangelical Christian, religious homeschool, and ACCS (classical Christian) schools, on topics of life choices, preparation, attitudes, values, opinions, and practices.
“ACCS alumni are more grateful, more hopeful, and more trusting than their peers from other types of schools. And they are willing to sacrificially serve wherever they are called.”
Life Outlook
ACCS alumni have positive life outlooks, indicating better life-satisfaction.
Prepared for College and Career
ACCS alumni and private prep school alumni were the most prepared.
Christian Life
Classical Christian School Alumni live their faith.
Independent Thinkers
ACCS alumni defy categories as they retain orthodoxy AND engage the world.
Through this research, three implications for parents, pastors, and supporters are evident:
• ACCS alumni are the most prepared for college and have healthy outlooks on life. For parents who realize that school is about more than just college admissions, the life outcomes and spiritual outcomes combine with the best college preparation to make a compelling case for classical education.
• ACCS alumni continue and grow in their Christian faith and this impacts how they live their lives, particularly with marriage, church, and volunteering. For pastors and churches, this means healthier churches and stronger communities.
• ACCS alumni’s influence, independence, and commitment to traditional values makes them potentially the “saltiest" of the groups tracked. Those who are concerned with weaknesses in our culture and the church can expect high “ROI"
Good Soil
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