Covid-19 Update: Like all Minnesota schools, we are following the guidance of the civil authorities and engaging in distance learning through the month of April. Please know we have reduced office hours during this time. Please contact us by phone or email.
At this time, we need to cancel the Spring Program and to put all spring field trips on hold.
We continue to pray for all of the Harvest family and our communities. We also pray for guidance for our nation’s leaders and medical professionals.
Things To Help Students At Home During Covid-19
Encouraging good study habits in your student will help them have a good finish to the school year. Establish a time and place for them to do school. All students do better when a parent or adult is actively involved in encouraging them to do their best.
Three good websites/resources for learning:
-Math and Language Arts: 5th-12th grade (based on BJU Press curriculum but good topics for all) www.afterschoolhelps.com
-Others
www.khanacademy.org
-Khan Academy Kids app on Google Play or Apple App Store
www.highlightskids.com
www.starfall.com Practice phonics skills.
www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
At this time, we need to cancel the Spring Program and to put all spring field trips on hold.
We continue to pray for all of the Harvest family and our communities. We also pray for guidance for our nation’s leaders and medical professionals.
Things To Help Students At Home During Covid-19
Encouraging good study habits in your student will help them have a good finish to the school year. Establish a time and place for them to do school. All students do better when a parent or adult is actively involved in encouraging them to do their best.
Three good websites/resources for learning:
-Math and Language Arts: 5th-12th grade (based on BJU Press curriculum but good topics for all) www.afterschoolhelps.com
-Others
www.khanacademy.org
-Khan Academy Kids app on Google Play or Apple App Store
www.highlightskids.com
www.starfall.com Practice phonics skills.
www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
Christ Centered Education
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Harvest Christian School’s philosophy of education is based upon the Word of God. We endeavor to provide an atmosphere where the Word of God is preeminent in every subject throughout the school day.
One primary objective is to see our students grow spiritually. This is reinforced in every subject, not just in Bible class or chapel. Teachers and staff model a lifestyle of fellowship with God, and as a result, the student’s understanding of that lifestyle grows. The Word of God is taught; Scripture is memorized, and the application of God’s Word in daily living is stressed. Students also learn who they are in Christ, allowing them to develop their individual gifts and talents. By developing those gifts, students are equipped to pursue the calling that is on their lives, whether it is in ministry, business, homemaking, or any other service. |
Academic Excellence
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Academically, Harvest Christian School stresses excellence in every subject. Curriculum is continually evaluated to ensure that academic objectives are being met. The academic standards and expectations are high but not unrealistic. While we realize that each student has different abilities, we expect each student to do his or her best. Our goal is to academically equip our students with knowledge and understanding that prepares them to succeed. |
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Your Family and Harvest
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Another key element in our educational philosophy is the partnership between the home and Harvest Christian School. Unless there is a healthy, supportive, and effective relationship between the school and the home, the student’s education will suffer. God established the home, not the school, as the primary place for training, learning, and education to occur. The caring, Christ-like attitudes of Harvest Christian School teachers are valued by students and parents. Parents expect and appreciate direct and regular communication from faculty regarding their children. In return, teachers expect Harvest Christian School parents to be responsive to their suggestions regarding their children. When this partnership is honored by all parties involved, every child at Harvest Christian School is capable of reaching his or her fullest potential. |
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