School

Our mission to develop the whole child in the same areas in which Jesus grew.

 As a child Jesus grew in wisdom, intellectually; in favor with God, spiritually; in favor with man, socially and emotionally and in statue. Luke 2:52.

It is our goal to develop the whole child. From Luke 2:52, we learn that as a child. Jesus grew intellectually, spiritually, socially and physically. Following the example of the growth and development of Jesus Christ, our vision is to provide an educational program that will develop our students in the same areas.

The educational program provides opportunities for students to grow as they are:
1. Academically challenged to perform their best;

2. Spiritually developed as they are taught the stories, principles and plans of God;

3. Socially equipped to demonstrate appropriate social skills, and to have an image of success in their dress and speech;

4. Emotionally encouraged to appreciate their racial heritage and to demonstrate mentally healthy behavior;

5. Physically encouraged to participate in activities to develop their bodies.

These students are young; their futures are before them, and the call of God is upon them. Mount Zion has not only academically challenged these students; we have planted the thoughts of God in their hearts.

These students will be “a light to the world!

“Preparing Godly Leaders to Make a Difference in the World”

God is searching for young people who will go forth into our society with knowledge, skills, discipline, moral convictions, a sense of identity, direction and a strong, transmittable presence of the Holy Spirit to make a difference.

It is God’s plan that these students go forth into the world to make a godly difference. They are to show their love for God by achieving success, setting an example that others can follow and helping to improve the lives of people in their communities, in their churches, and in our world.

We are training our students to follow this Great Commission in Matthew 28, and reproduce the life of Jesus on the earth!

The world will be a better place as the students find and pursue the call of God for their lives.

The Mission of Mount Zion is to help prepare young people to become Leaders who will do His work.

Each of us has different talents, different dreams and different destinations, yet we all have the power of God to make a better world!

GOD IS SEEKING YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE WILLING
TO BE TRAINED TO DO HIS WORK!

Nursery and Kindergarten Assessments

3 and 4 years old Nursery school students are assessed by working with colors, shapes, numbers and letters. They are assessed for their readiness for a structured instructional program, and
must be fully potty trained.

5 year old Kindergarten students are assessed for their knowledge of numbers, letters, sounds and shapes.

Nursery and Kindergarten Admission Criteria
Students that show interest in learning activities by paying attention, following directions and cooperating with staff meet the criteria for admission. Results are shared with parents after the assessment.

   Nursery & Kindergarten Admission

1. Student cooperates with staff.
2. Student shows an interest in instructions.

1. Student demonstrates the interest and attention span to function in an age-appropriate instructional program.
2. Parents agree to cooperate with the basic teachings of the Christian faith,  the school parent agreement, school policies and regularly attend a Bible teaching church.

Nursery Enrollment and Registration
After assessment, an interview is arranged to discuss school information and to begin the enrollment. procedures.

Elementary Student Assessment
Elementary school students are assessed for their reading, writing, and mathematic skills. After the assessment, an interview will be scheduled to share the results of your child’s assessment, discuss school information and answer your questions.
  
        Elementary Admission Criteria

1. Student’s Math and Reading instructional level is grade level

2. Student’s conduct history meets school standards.

3. Students receive favorable recommendations from the previous school or teachers.

4. Parent Agreement

Parents agree to cooperate with the basic teachings of the Christian faith, the school parent agreement, school policies and regularly attend a Bible teaching church.

Elementary Enrollment
After the assessment has been completed, an interview is arranged to share the assessment results, to discuss school information, and to begin the enrollment procedures if the criteria are met.