Academics

Rooted in Truth. Committed to Excellence.

At Lee Park Preparatory, academic instruction flows from a commitment to a Biblical worldview, a pursuit of excellence in education, and a desire to prepare students for life and godliness.

Our Academic Philosophy

As a ministry of Lee Park Church, we believe that the Bible is the ultimate source of truth and the foundation for all knowledge. Every subject and lesson is taught in light of Scripture to shape the hearts and minds of our students in the image of Christ.

We aim to develop students in four primary areas:​

1. Spiritual Development

Bible classes, weekly chapel, daily prayer, Scripture reading, and mentorship.

• Emphasis on Christian character, church involvement, and personal discipleship.

2. Mental Development

• Rigorous academic curriculum including math, science, history, and language arts.

• Strong emphasis on mastery, critical thinking, and continual improvement through testing and feedback.

Physical Development

• Physical education and competitive athletics designed to promote healthy habits and teamwork.

• Emphasis on character, self-discipline, and honoring the body as God’s temple.

Social Development

• Opportunities for students to engage in community missions, drama, music, sports, and school events.

• Focus on kindness, cooperation, service, and friendship among students and families.

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A Biblical Worldview

At Lee Park Preparatory, we teach from a Biblical worldview, meaning we view all of life through the lens of Scripture. We believe:

• God exists and is the center of all things.

• God created the world and everything in it. To understand creation fully, one must understand the Creator.

• Human beings are made in the image of God, giving every person intrinsic value and divine purpose.

• Truth and morality come from God and are revealed through the Bible, which is our absolute standard for right and wrong.

• God loves and cares for humanity, and His desire is for relationship with us.

• People are accountable to God for how they live and steward His creation.

• Each soul is eternal and will one day stand before God for judgment.

This worldview contrasts with a secular perspective, which teaches that:

• God does not exist, and man is the center of all things.

• The universe came into being by random chance, without a designer.

• There is no ultimate purpose for human life.

• Morality is relative and based on individual or societal desires.

• Human life is governed by survival of the fittest.

• There is no final accountability or judgment after death.

• Death is simply the end of existence.

At Lee Park Prep, we intentionally teach students to see the world through God’s unchanging truth rather than shifting cultural values. Our educators model and affirm this Biblical worldview in both belief and practice.

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Statement of Faith

Lee Park Preparatory adheres to the Baptist Faith and Message (2000) and the Association of Christian Teachers and Schools (ACTS) Statement of Faith, affirming:

• The Bible as the infallible Word of God

• The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

• The deity and return of Jesus Christ

• Salvation through the Holy Spirit

• The resurrection and eternal life

• The unity of all believers

We also affirm the Nashville Statement on biblical sexuality. Violations of this standard by students, families, or staff may result in dismissal.

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Accreditation

Lee Park Preparatory is fully accredited by the following organizations:

• Association of Christian Teachers and Schools (ACTS)

• National Council of Private Schools (NCPSA)

• Cognia

These accreditations reflect our commitment to academic excellence, spiritual formation, and continuous improvement in every area of school life.

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A Note on Tuition and Ministry Partnership​

Lee Park Preparatory is a ministry of Lee Park Church. Tuition and fees do not fully cover the cost of operation. Lee Park Church supports this school as it does all its ministries. As such, students and families are expected to reflect Christ in conduct and character both on and off campus.