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Honesty, diligence, respect, kindness, self-control, humility, dependability, consistency, responsibility, and compassion are just some of characteristics of the integrity we desire from our students. Dictionary.com defines integrity as “the state... read more →

Several years ago, one of our high- school Bible teachers became well-known for challenging our students to “hug your mama” as frequently as possible. It may have seemed like a... read more →

You likely remember singing the delightful little song that begins with “The B-I-B-L-E! Yes, that’s the book for me!” In the classroom, as soon as we begin to spell B-I-B-L-E,... read more →

As Christians, we are often disturbed when pundits debate social issues on a news channel. It seems that the talking heads believe victory is awarded to the expert with the... read more →

Our mission statement directs us to challenge students to “love Jesus Christ.” Genuine love for others builds a “want to love” rather than a “have to love” relationship. This truth... read more →

I love the sounds I hear when walking the elementary halls: teaching, praising, learning, laughing, creating, correcting, praying, singing, guiding, playing, and so much more. Even more refreshing is the... read more →

Our theme verse this year, as you know, is Matthew 5:16: “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which... read more →

The administrator articles for first semester will focus on the BJA mission statement. Each week an administrator will consider one of the elements of the statement. Some of the articles... read more →

Having made my rounds to the various schools, I am happy to announce that we have had a smooth start at all levels. We did have a few tears in... read more →

For most, takeoff is the beginning of a journey. But for some, takeoff marks the completion of many details and busy preparations. I want to express my thanks to the... read more →