The Bible is the center of our school’s curriculum. It is the final authority in all matters (John 17:17). All knowledge, whether scientific, historical, philosophical, or spiritual, finds its verity in its relationship to God as the ultimate Source and Foundation of all truth. Gunnery Road Christian Academy bases our education on Biblical truths and principles, which must be applied to every area of life to lead individuals to maturity in Christ. Since God’s purpose in the creation of man was to glorify Him, education must ultimately serve to that end as well.

Gunnery Road Christian Academy uses the BJU Press curriculum in every grade. BJU Press “provides educational materials written from a biblical worldview that focus on academic rigor and encourage critical thinking—all supported by appropriate educational technology.”

Biblical World View

“In Christian education, the Bible is discussed in Bible class and chapel—but how does it apply to other academic subjects? We shape each subject according to the lens of Scripture. Each discipline takes on new meaning when we apply the themes of Creation, Fall, and Redemption.”

Academically Rigourous

“Our educational materials are not just biblically faithful—they are also academically sound. Our materials use hands-on-learning, creative problem solving, and other research-proven instructional strategies to motivate students to take an active role in learning and to master age-appropriate material.”

Critical Thinking

“A complete education goes beyond facts and processes, so our textbooks direct students to think for themselves. They are encouraged to use discernment and to consider their worldview in everyday situations. Our textbooks help students to develop skills in critical thinking with inductive teaching, hands-on-learning, and probing questions.”

Technology Solutions

“Teachers are looking for innovative ways to engage students in learning. At BJU Press, we offer technology enhancements for teachers and students to use daily in their classrooms and on the go.”