Christian Schools Blogsite Discussion

In American the parents of six million students choose Independant and Religious schools. This video by Council for American Private Education (CAPE)E lists the general main reasons why parents choose these schools.

A good quote "Children only get one education. It should focus on what really counts." Considers the difference between the goals of education and the paths to a goal. Encourages parents to consider an education which provides, moral, spiritual and cultural, academic, aesthetic, physical and mental

The video questions where Public School teachers are told, or encouraged to put their focus and energy. By measuring reading and maths and focusing their attention on a limited, or narrow education, children miss out on a much broader and richer education.

Covenant Christian School Ludington has grown from 15 to 100 students. This is a relaxed but passionate video explaining the history and vision of the Christian school to assist parents. The school was birthed in prayer. Interesting they see their role as making history makers.

It's the only video I have heard the phrase "pretty awesome" when talking about their vision. The video is a mix of interviews with staff, parents and students.

The video is to help raise funds for the school. The building is seen as simply a tool to contain the vision. It asks for viewers to firstly pray for the school and consider helping



Note: This school shares the same name as the organisers of the Why Christian School website but are not associated or affiliated with Covenant Christian School Sydney Australia.

A very interesting video put together by the Association of Independent Schools of Victoria (now Independent Schools Victoria). This group basically represents all non Government schools in the state of Victoria Australia. The video is a simple reminder that education is about more than academics. It is helping students see beyond exam results and making a difference in society around them.

A very interesting video put together by the Association of Independent Schools of Victoria (now Independent Schools Victoria). This group basically represents all none Government schools in the state. It presents some interesting statistics on the numbers of families choosing independent schools in Victoria and also the cost savings this represents for tax payers. Between 1996 and 2006 the independent school sector in Victoria grew by an amazing 36.16%.