Christus Victor Classical School

Discipling souls that will never die, for a Kingdom that can never be destroyed. We look forward to sharing more with you on Thursday!

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Open House Announcement (April 20, 2023) Join us Thursday, April 20 at 7:00 PM for an Open House!Christus Victor Classical School1400 N Cole RdBoise, ID 83705RSVP to info@christusvictorclassicalscho...

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Christus Victor Classical School Discipling souls that will never die, for a Kingdom that can never be destroyed.

Our PRINCIPLES OF DISCIPLINE:
1. Biblical discipline will generally be received well by the student when the authority demonstrates: Love, Patience, Grace, Mercy, Dedication, Affection, Attention, Involvement.
2. Biblical discipline is not administered in anger, but in love and self-control.
3. Biblical discipline is aimed at the affections via the intellect. Aiming at the will alone can achieve behavior modification.
4. Negative discipline should be as public or private as the offense.
5. No amount of written rules could apply God’s moral law to the lives of students within the setting of Christus Victor; students are encouraged to learn how to apply God’s law themselves.
6. Articulating rules as a framework for discipline to students helps them by example to apply God’s law themselves. It also helps them to see the gravity of their actions.
7. Parents partnering with Christus Victor to positively discipline their child necessarily must also partner with Christus Victor to negatively discipline their child. For a parent to retain sole negative discipline of their child undermines the authority of Christus Victor to positively discipline.

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The Bible gives parents, teachers, elders, etc. both the authority and mandate to discipline children. It also sets forth the purpose of discipline: the conformity of the disciple to the law and character of God (to the glory of God and the joy of the disciple). Morality, good behavior, and proper affections are objective and derived from God himself. The goal in both positive and negative discipline is to engage the whole student – his intellect, affections, and will – toward godliness. The grace of God is necessary to move a student from mere outward obedience to a delight in the law of God which is the essence of obedience. Therefore, discipleship is to be undertaken with great fear, trembling, and prayer: God alone can bring heart change and fruit from the efforts of parents, teachers, and authorities.

Too often depth of study and mastery are the first casualty in the noble desire for students to study a wide breadth of disciplines. Our commitment is to depth and mastery in fewer endeavors, giving students the most vital tools to gain breadth over the course of a lifetime of learning.