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1st UNDEFEATED FOOTBALL SEASON for 8th graders!
8th grade 10-0, 6th-7th 5-1
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Race for the Cure Winners!
TJ Sugg first place!
Jennifer Dismukes first place!
Vicki Powell third pl...
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HULEN HOWARD wins 1st!
2nd grader wins 1st place in poster contest for Fire Prevention Week!
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Mission Statement
The Mission of Christ Academy is to produce academically well prepared students who model the character of Jesus Christ, who possess a love for learning, and who strive to achieve their full potential.
Vision Statement
The Vision Statement of Christ Academy is to prepare students with diverse abilities to grow in wisdom, knowledge, leadership and love.
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An Explanation of the Honor Code
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Honor is defined as moral integrity. It is an ideal and an obligation. It is that part of the human spirit that is imperative for meaningful relationships between people. The Honor Code is necessary for the personal development of the student and to the overall goals of the school. Imperative in an Honor System are the principles of community and humility. Community, as it relates to Christ Academy, is a group of people who share common goals and values in which students aspire to grow intellectually, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Humility precedes honor as the source of encouragement and accountability. The Honor Code creates an atmosphere of mutual reliability and trust. It is a trust that should be protected, inherited, and passed on by each class of students, not as a rigidly codified legacy, but as one that is constantly nurtured and re-examined. Each student is considered to be a guardian of the Honor Code and should seek to abide by its principles throughout life as a personal statement of appropriate conduct. |
The Honor Code
- Students will do their own work.
- Students will tell the truth.
- Students will respect the property of others.
- Students will help others to maintain these standards.
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