As a school, we believe that in most literature, truth is found at some level, it portrays some aspect of human experience truthfully. Reading works with which we disagree helps to clarify our position as Christians and thus strengthen us. Undoubtedly, literature is a catalyst in our thinking as it requires us to be honest with the content of the text as it was historically written. Literature written by non-Christians cannot tell the truth. Old literature is irrelevant to us today.
Literature transcends time through recurrent images, character types and plot motifs.
Literature from the past has shaped and molded our current culture and it challenges the assumptions of the modern world. Our school is not accredited by any agency at the present time. This is mainly an issue of youth. We do not yet have a full program in place and when we do, we will need several years to go through the process of accreditation. This means that we will seek academic accreditation from the Association of Classical Christian Schools at some point in the future.