Academic Program

The purpose of education is to prepare students to fulfill their responsibilities to God.

Learning occurs best when students are properly motivated in a controlled,

structured environment.

Learning must be measured and rewarded.

Relationship is a necessity for successful motivation and inspiration of students.

Students must participate in the educational process as active learners, striving to reach

school, class, and personal goals.

Students are individuals and learning is accomplished on an individual basis

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Paradise Christian School

Registration Fee

Family Fee: $180 (includes all students applying)

Curriculum Fee: $30 per student per semester

Tuition

Tuition is due monthly on the first of each month. **

1 Full Time Student...............

2 Students in a Family...........

3 Students in a Family...........

** A 5% discount is available for any semester paid in full in advance.

School Hours

Monday – Thursday

8:15 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (K - 7 grades)

8:15 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (8 - 12 grades)

Friday

8:15 a.m. - Noon (all grades)

P a r a d i s e C h r i s t i a n S c h o o l S T A F F

Associate Pastor

6013 Paradise Blvd. N.W. Alb., NM 87114

School Secretary/Teacher

Erin Burtnett

Jerry Johnson

Instructors

Supervisors must be licensed by Association of Christian Teachers and Schools. They provide motivation, discipline and instruction through one on one student assistance and group class instruction. All supervisors help students to progress spiritually as well as academically. They receive training from Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) and attend annual educator's training conventions to enhance and add to their ongoing knowledge of curriculum development, technology and classroom procedure. Our instructors are required to be members in good standing at their local Christian church, demonstrating a commitment to their pastor and church.

Teacher's Aids

Classrooms have teacher's aids called monitors. Monitors help keep the classroom orderly and are responsible for academic recordkeeping. They also undergo training at the ACE educator's conventions.

Stephanie Erler

patriotsabq@gmail.com

C o n t a c t U s

Jeanette Myers

Donna Gutierrez

Gloria Moya

505 . 898 . 4508

General Information

505.898.4508

ACE Curriculum Program

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Emilee Johnson

Lauren Johnson

Terry Johnson

Holly Valenzuela

Grades 1 - 12 are grouped

in multi-grade

learning centers using

Accelerated Christian Education

(ACE) curriculum

and also participate in electives.

Art, drama, music, PE, computer, and other electives are taught

in traditional classroom style.

Kindergarten learns to read

using a phonic program designed

to give students a solid foundation.

Students use both the

Accelerated Christian Education

and

Bob Jones Curriculum.

Education Philosophy

Kindergarten

thru

Grade 12

Paradise Christian School is accredited by the

Association of Christian Teachers and Schools

Paradise Christian School is approved for dual enrollment by

Lighthouse Christian Academy.

Paradise Christian School is a participant in A.C.E. Quality Status which includes yearly Staff Training for administrators and supervisors, as well as, an annual Educators Convention with in-service training sessions for Christian educational ministries, aceconnect Diagnostic Testing, on-site school visits, and other professional support opportunities for Christian educators.

A c c r e d i t a t i o n

Paradise Christian School is accredited by the

National Association of Private Schools.

New Song Christian Fellowship and Paradise Christian School do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in admissions or the administration of policies or programs.

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The purpose of the Accreditation Program is to establish high, uniform standards among ACTS member schools. Achievement of accreditation status represents a standard of excellence that is recognized by other institutions and the constituency of the community in which the school is located.