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The organization’s statement of faith explicitly affirms the complete truthfulness and authority of the Bible.
The organization’s statement of faith or conduct explicitly defines marriage as a lifelong commitment between one man and one woman.
The organization’s statement of faith or conduct explicitly defines male and female in terms of biological sex at birth.
All teachers and staff are required to affirm the organization’s statement of faith when they are hired.
Teachers and staff are required to reaffirm the statement of faith at least every three years.
Board members are required to personally affirm the statement of faith and abide by the organization’s code of conduct.
All teachers and staff are required to abide by standards of conduct that define marriage as involving one man and one woman and define male and female based on biological sex at birth.
The Bible or history curriculum of the school teaches students about the historical accuracy of the Old and New Testaments.
The science curriculum of the school teaches students the scientific problems with unguided Darwinian evolution as well as the positive evidence that living creatures and the universe were intelligently designed.
The school teaches students a biblical understanding of sexuality and gender
The school teaches students a biblical understanding of racial equality.
The school teaches students the historic Christian position on civil disobedience and the proper limits of government authority and power.
Most members of the science faculty are skeptical of Darwinian evolution and/or supportive of the idea that biological creatures show evidence of intelligent design.
The school requires students to attend chapel services.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak in support of biblical standards against sex outside of marriage and for sexual chastity and faithfulness.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak in support of biblical standards against transgenderism and homosexuality.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak in favor of LGBTQ+ rights or issues.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak against critical race theory or similar concepts.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak against abortion and in favor of the sanctity of human life.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak on why the Bible is trustworthy and/or historically accurate.
During a typical academic year, one or more speakers at chapel or an official school-sponsored event will speak about the persecution of Christians both inside and outside of the United States and the importance of defending religious liberty.
The school has a code of conduct forbidding “microagressions” for students, teachers, or staff.
The school trains students to be discerning in their reliance on “mainstream” media, social media, Wikipedia, AI chatbots, etc.
The school trains students to express healthy skepticism of claims by experts, pundits, and celebrities, especially those who do not hold an orthodox biblical worldview.
The school did not demean or belittle or discriminate against students or their families who had conscience objections to the COVID vaccination.
