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Fine Arts Reflects Christ
Students at Lake Center have the opportunity to participate in music classes, band, choir, orchestra, handbells, theater, and create art to accommodate diverse interests.
LCCS teachers guide students to appreciate and develop in fine arts and are thankful to do so in a Christian environment.
Orchestra Director Ms. Amanda Fulwell said she mentors students to use their talents for Christ. It is special to have an orchestra at Lake Center, as many Ohio schools do not offer the program. Beginning in 3rd grade, Lake Center students can begin taking string lessons and join in orchestra ensemble, continuing through senior high school.
What Fine Arts Offers
Visual Arts
•Advanced Art
• Digital Photography
• Yearbook
• JH Art Classes
• Art Club
Theater & Drama
•5th & 6th Grade Play
• Upper Elementary Drama Club
•T.R.I.B.E.
Band, Choir & Orchestra
•Concert Band
• Handbell Choir
• Private Music Lessons
“The ultimate goal of a music teacher, I think, is to pass along the passion and drive for excellence that they have in their hearts to their students. As christian educators, we take that a step further and not only teach students how to appreciate music, play music, practice music, and mentor other students in the music field, but most importantly how to use those skills and talents to bring glory to God. It is what sets our students apart from the others, and gives them a drive for excellence accompanied by a sense of humility.”
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What We Believe
Biblical Worldview
We believe in a Biblical worldview. Students will learn to demonstrate an understanding and discernment of the Bible, the plan of salvation and it’s permeation into daily living and decision making. We teach students to use Biblical worldview to analyze content, to think critically about problems and solutions, and make decisions.
We want to develop students that are able to engage with and articulate Biblical worldview to believers and non-believers alike. We believe that it’s through this understanding of the Bible that students will grow in their personal relationship with Christ.
Academic Excellence
At Lake Center, students are prepared in academic disciplines as well as skill in critical thinking and problem-solving. They are taught to be productive, responsible, and dependent on Christ as well as can read, write, speak, and listen with purpose.
Students learn to evaluate, analyze, and communicate the validity of information and it’s relation to Truth. They will be taught to value academic honesty and integrity while pursuing wisdom, knowledge, and understanding as a life practice/pattern.
We want students that after graduation have goals and plans for life beyond and outside of Lake Center.
Christian Character
We teach students to know, understand, and apply Scripture as the authority for establishing priorities for all areas of life. We want them to speak life and understand the power and value of their words.
Students will learn to cultivate a life of faith and love within their families, communities, workplaces as well as developing a desire to glorify God in everything they do, even viewing work as worship to God.
We want students that will practice restorative justice, love mercy, walk justly and exercise a voice in current culture.
Philosophy Of Christian Education
Education at Lake Center Christian School is realized in several ways. Students are taught to know God through His revealed truth in the person of Jesus Christ as recorded in the Bible, the final authority for faith and life, and through discoverable truth in His creation. Students are encouraged by teachers, who exemplify a life-style of commitment to Christ, to respond to God as the Holy Spirit calls them. Students are guided in glorifying God by developing concepts and skills which will enable them to realize their potential in loving God, in enjoying His world, and in serving others.
Education results in the growth of the whole person. Lake Center Christian School aims to develop the potential of its students through goals for spiritual and moral growth, personal and social growth, intellectual growth, and health and physical growth.
Service To Christ
At Lake Center we disciple students to participate in spreading the Gospel and discipling others as well as willingly participate in service opportunities.
We want young men and women who take initiative to improve the lives of others, think globally, and care for God’s creation. They are taught to understand and willingly use spiritual gifts and talents while developing useful skills.
We want them to apply innovative thinking to build and create as well as display servant leadership in the home, church, and workforce display a grateful heart.
Diversity
We aspire to develop young men and women who understand that all people are created in the image of God. Students are also taught to value people’s differences (i.e. cultural, academic, racial, socioeconomic) treat others with grace, respect, and dignity.
We teach them to value the creativity and talents of others as well as the importance of community and living in unity. We show students how to not only recognize but also deal with prejudice.
We want well-rounded students that appreciate the arts, literature, science, mathematics, and athletics as well as those who excel in and contribute to these areas.
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