Dover First Christian

Mission Statement

 Shining for Jesus. Lighting the Way.

Our Philosophy

• To Empower Students with: A set of moral values through a deep understanding and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. These values include a
selfless attitude, uncompromising integrity, honesty in all things, and dependence upon God.
• To Empower Students with: A skillset that allows for competition in the global marketplace, success in higher educational endeavors, and prepares one for
a life of Christ-like service.
• To Empower Students with: An enquiring and discriminating mind that allows one to pursue knowledge with a certain personal expectation of success.
 

CORE PRINCIPLES

21st Century Educational Excellence

Encouraging and seeking to students to excel in all areas of academics with Christ as the guiding force as a continuous journey throughout life. (Col. 3:23) Our students are able to explore the world of academics with our interactive technology and study tours to extend their learning beyond the classroom preparing them to excel in today’s world.

Biblical Worldview

God created each of us as individuals leading us to become future leaders for Him. Our school focuses on developing the talents He gave us to reach our greatest potential both spiritually and academically to empower them to live a life of service and purpose.

Creativity & Imagination

We encourage our students to innovative thinkers and to develop skills which will allow them to be highly flexible intellectuals in our ever changing world. Our music and art program, as well as the extended learning in the classroom, allows our students to demonstrate their various learning styles and creativity.

Whole Brain Learning

Our school uses differentiated instruction to educate each child to their unique learning styles enabling them to strive for academic excellence in each of their individual learning styles and areas of cognitive, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual growth.

A Community of Inclusion

With our diverse community of students our students are able to become learners not only learn about our community and our neighbors in the curriculum, but also from our families involved in leading our students to academic excellence by teaching them to accept everyone as a child of God.