Jesus Flock Academy

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OUR VISION STATEMENT
“Jesus’ Flock Academy exists to produce individuals who are worshipers, disciples, and responsible citizens who will make an impact in the world for God.”

OUR IDENTITY:
A Church-School
Jesus’ Flock Academy Foundation, Inc. is the church in action. It is a church-school, therefore, it works as part of the church ministry. It follows the principles of the Scriptures in all aspects of administration and is submitted to the elders of Jesus’ Flock, Inc. who provides the spiritual and directional covering.

OUR MISSION:
Academic Excellence and Character-Building

It teaches students to see life from God’s point of view to take responsibility for their own learning, and to walk in wisdom. All activities and extra-curricular, …show more content…

Through the School of Tomorrow System (Accelerated Christian Education-A.C.E), JFA provides the students with complete preschool elementary and secondary academic programs aimed at preparing them to go into higher education and into business and professional pursuits with confidence and superb educational background.
As a church ministry, JFA gives emphasis to CHARACTER-BUILDING. The A.C.E system is distinctive in its inclusion of wisdom as a deliberate aspect of the learning process, Biblical values and concepts considered foundational to meaningful interpersonal relationships and productive living are conveyed throughout JFA’s program in such a way as to become life-shaping influences. Character training received as a part of the learning experience prepares students to welcome and accept challenges and future opportunities that come their way.
JFA’s mission of academic excellence and character building seeks to fulfill the vision of producing worshipers, disciples, responsible citizens, and individuals who will make an impact in the world for God – …show more content…

Individualism is theistic and must be re-affirmed as a basic philosophy of education and life. JFA provides classrooms that enhance maximum individualized learning. Unlike conventional school, JFA puts students of different ages and academic levels in one room called a “Learning Center” where a “supervisor” and an assistant provide help and instruction to compliment the learning process made possible through the use of self-instructional materials of the Accelerated Christian Education – A.C.E (School of Tomorrow). In this way, the responsibility of learning is given to the student.
The individualized system of the A.C.E allows each student to work at his own pace. It therefore caters to all kinds of children – “the fast-learner, the average, and the slow-learner.” The school does not in any way categorize the students as such but identifies the academic and vocational skills and abilities of every child so that he can be given the correct academic program to prepare him for tertiary education and his future station in life.

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