Dear Parent,

Thank you for your question. CHC recognizes that secular society pushes children to a 'premature puberty' that robs children of the simple joys of childhood and family. Public school is replete with its own challenges, both of a spiritual nature and academically as well.

Similarly, overwhelming young students with hours and hours of school each day can also result in robbing them of their childhood, and discourage them from ever wanting to learn anything. CHC offers a balance of all core, essential subjects and ample enrichment activities, without overwhelming the student or his teacher. Still, for families who are experiencing a new baby or other unexpected demands on their school time, CHC suggests a focus on 'core' subjects, which are clearly labeled in CHC's grade-by-grade lesson plans. CHC's flexible program allows enrichment activities to be returned to the schedule as time permits; the focus on 'core' subjects assures that the student will be exposed to all that is necessary for his grade level, without placing undue demands on student or teacher.

God bless you and your family,

Theresa Johnson