Academics
Kindergarten
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5 and older
Kindergarten at WFBA is an exciting, structured program that helps boys and girls learn reading, writing, and math; as well as Bible, science, history, music, and art. Classes are vibrant, interactive, and highly engaging. Trained teachers diligently prepare each full day of class to be memorable and impactful so that all students are able to develop vocabulary and language skills, eye-hand coordination, counting, and simple combinations. Regular games and activities are also incorporated daily to allow boys and girls to share adventures and build friendships.
A significant part of the Kindergarten experience is the opportunity to listen to Bible stories and to learn and sing wonderful songs of praise to God, helping each child to know the love of Christ.
The school year is also filled with special days such as holiday parties and assemblies, dress up days, carnivals; and best of all, the Kindergarten Graduation—a full graduation ceremony with cap, gown, and diploma!
Children entering Kindergarten must turn 5 before November 1.
A significant part of the Kindergarten experience is the opportunity to listen to Bible stories and to learn and sing wonderful songs of praise to God, helping each child to know the love of Christ.
The school year is also filled with special days such as holiday parties and assemblies, dress up days, carnivals; and best of all, the Kindergarten Graduation—a full graduation ceremony with cap, gown, and diploma!
Children entering Kindergarten must turn 5 before November 1.
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K3-K4
In addition to learning Bible truths, students learn to write letters and to read one-and two-vowel words. Students also learn to count from 1 to 100. Each class includes developmental and creative activities such as music, poetry, and art. -
Elementary School
Elementary students improve speed and duration of reading, build creative writing and research skills, learn Eastern and Western history and geography, examine natural and physical science, advance arithmetic knowledge, and continue exploring Bible stories. -
Middle School
Middle school students prepare for high school by developing reasoning skills in math and English classes. Students examine world and U.S. history from a Christian perspective while continuing biblical studies. Students examine life, earth, and space sciences and begin physical education instruction. -
High School
High School master academic content and develop high-level skills in preparation for college and future employment. While completing studies in English, math, history, science, and the creative arts; students develop personal character, a strong work ethic, and a solid biblical worldview.
