Education
We believe that a personal relationship with God is the single most important part of our educational process. Through Christian Service and sharing the Good News at home and around the world, we can develop a well rounded individual.
AIA believes that learning must be an active adventure, integrating the spiritual, mental, physical, cultural, and social aspects of life into our school curriculum.
Studies prove parents are the primary teachers in a child's life. We encourage our students' parents to take a supporting role, by helping define goals and expectatios within the learning process that takes place in our classrooms,
Every nine weeks, the parents, student and teachers meet to preview the fundamental goals and objectives for the semester. At these meetings, parents and teachers will discuss the goals and expectations of their student for the following semester. Modifications can be made to the nine week curriculum to meet the needs of the individual student. Some students will need more structire and challenges in their daily program, while others may require less.
The flexibility of the AIA learning environment encourages the freedom of individual thought, yet, at the same time, requires students to take responsibility for their own actions.