
We live in a time of lively discussion among Christians about how they will educate their children. This is due in part to the steady decline in both academic and moral standards within the public educational system. But it is also a result of a reevaluation of the intersection between our Christian faith and the culture in which we live. Many are recognizing that even a good public education, rooted as it must be in a pluralistic worldview, is not adequate to prepare Christian children to be salt and light in the world. God must be at the center of education, and not an add-on, if Christian children are to understand their world and conduct themselves in a way which best serves the kingdom of God.
Furthermore, the recent reemergence of interest in classical education is an exciting trend. Both Christians and non-Christians have been discovering the benefits of a classical methodology that was jettisoned about 150 years ago. For most children, a classical education is still the best way of preparing them for whatever vocation into which the Lord calls them. Numerous new classical Christian schools have been started over the past twenty years providing remarkable confirmation of the value of this method.
In light of this…
We are excited to introduce Samuel Fuller School.
Samuel Fuller School began in fall 2008 with nine families and 12 students in grades K-3. We currently serve 16 families and 24 students in grades K-4 and will continue to add an additional grade each year. The school meets in the Christian Education Building of the First Congregational Church in Middleborough, which is conveniently located in the center of southeastern Massachusetts at the intersection of Routes 44 and 105.
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3rd Annual 5k/10k - More information here
An American History Celebration - Samuel Fuller School's Salute to the Red, White and Blue - Thursday, May 27th - 7:00 PM
Samuel Fuller School in the Limelight - See Story in the New Bedford Standard Times - February 9, 2010
July 28th-July 30th - On-Line Teacher Training
August 18th - Pool Party and Cookout at Steve and Peggy McKenna's Home beginning at 4:00. Rain date - August 19th
September 7th - Teachers' First Day of School
September 8th - Students' First Day of School