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Is your school a “place of redemption”? Explain.
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I think our school is a place or redemption. Our assistant head of school who deals with the everyday discipline issues shows grace and mercy while helping students learn that actions have consequences. I try to talk with students to understand them.
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Yes it is. I work with some of the most loving and supportive people. They are so positive and caring about each other. They are not judgmental but willing to help you when you make a mistake. They are so giving.
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I can say that the goal of the school is to be a place of “redemption” However, as we have educators from different cultural perspectives all coloring our worldviews, this is still a work in progress. However, I can attest to the school being a nurturing safe place for all our students to fulfill their God-given purpose.
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My school is a “place of redemption” where students, teachers, and staff can experience God’s love and grace through Bible-based teaching, prayer, and supportive relationships. We emphasize spiritual growth and character development, creating an environment where students can learn, grow, and thrive in their faith.
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Yes, our school is a place of redemption. We believe in nurturing all our students, with the hope that those who exhibit challenging traits will find guidance and growth. We trust that the word of God, like a seed, will find fertile ground in their hearts and blossom at the right time.