SEQUATCHIE VALLEY PREPARATORY ACADEMY

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The Boarding School Program is a unique nine month Boarding School operated under the Main Campus Program. Students live at the school which is located on a ranch.  Students go home on weekends, usually every other weekend or once a month, depending on school schedules, educational travel schedules, age of child and the location of their home state.  Each Boarding School Student receives their 'very own' Equestrian Team Horse for the year.  In addition to the rigorous academic program and enrichment activities, students have the daily responsibility of their horse.  

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Boarding School Students also participate in International and U.S. travel.  The travel is focused on both education and mission work.  Lord willling, students travel to Central America annually for extended mission work with the Honduras Horsemanship Mission Program (click on the icon on the menu bar for photos & more detail).  

Students live at the main campus which is located at the Sequatchie Valley B&B Guest Ranch, just outside Chattanooga, TN.  Students live in a conservative Christian 'family atmosphere' in a beautiful majestic setting surrounded by mountains, horses and cattle.  Only a small number of students are accepted into the boarding school program each year to ensure that each child receives the individualized attention needed to provide a Christian family atmosphere.

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Boarding Students participate in an aggressive academic curriculum that incorporates all of the core subjects of Math, English, History and Science with other programs such as public speaking, political debate, Bible study, foreign language and music.  Three days a week students are in a modified classroom setting with their own school computer, hands on science lab projects, and core subject studies. Two to three days a week students are out of the classroom setting to focus on Fine Arts, Foreign Language, Special Studies and weather permitting a dynamic Equestrian Program which includes riding lessons and "School on the Trail".

 

If you are interested in more information about this wonderful opportunity for your child then please contact our school office at 423-554-4677.  Please be sure to view our school's Mission Statement and Philosophy of Education on the bottom of the home page.   We look forward to speaking with you about the exciting future of your child.

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