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We believe in caring for the whole student, and that means we attend to the body as well as the mind and heart. When we aim for physical health, we show gratitude for God’s masterful work in creating the human body. And, those bodies need to move! So, we don’t just give students fidget-friendly chairs. We give them extended recesses, outdoor adventures, physical education classes, skiing on the slopes, team sports, and a chance to hike in our beautiful state.
We believe there is something fundamentally good and fulfilling in creating art; part of being an image-bearer is to create like our Creator. That’s why we give our students opportunities for creative expression through the arts in a variety of capacities.
We believe in caring for the whole student, and that means we attend to the body as well as the mind and heart. When we aim for physical health, we show gratitude for God’s masterful work in creating the human body.
At LCA, we’re not just about producing “good citizens.” We are about impacting the world and preparing the hearts of our students to love their neighbors well. “We want our students to be givers, not takers,” says Head of School Rick Duba.
The TimberNook curriculum utilizes the pedagogy of play to promote deep and meaningful learning in students and supports development of the whole child.
