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how ecics is different

Your time at East Central Illinois Christian School will be full of opportunities to meet new people, try new things, and develop new skills. We work hard to create a loving and inspirational environment that helps students make their mark, so they can make a difference in this life and equip the student with the skills and knowledge for life beyond high school, whether it be a vocation or university.

Our classrooms thrive on developing:

  • Spiritual maturity
  • Early literacy in pre-reading and pre-writing activities
  • Communication skills in oral language and listening
  • Foundational math and problem-solving
  • Personal social growth and biblically sound character traits
  • Physical growth of fine and gross motor skills

The basics, the Bible, and a whole lot more:

  • Biblical approach to living
  • Opportunities for growth & leadership
  • Lifelong bonding & friendships
  • Strong Christian faith & value
  • An emphasis on career track & teamwork
  • Sense of empathy & social responsibility
  • Focus on community engagement

our education goals

To perpetuate the purpose and philosophy of East Central Illinois Christian School, these goals have been established:

  • The school will be concerned with educating the whole child, thus aspiring to the intellectual, social, emotional, physical, and spiritual needs of the children. This will be done for the glory of God for the sake of His Kingdom.
  • A climate of love and concern for students and between staff members will provide an atmosphere of recognizing that all are important to God. (I John 4:7-8)
  • Qualified and dedicated staff will provide a rigorous academic program encouraging growth and accomplishment in all areas of learning.
  • Opportunities will be provided to encourage aesthetic appreciation. Recognizing that all people are made in the image of our Creator God, the student’s special abilities and talents will be encouraged.
  • Self-discipline will be an ongoing goal, with guidelines enforced to help train the students.
  • Educational facilities, equipment, and supplies will be maintained at a level to ensure effective use and to meet needs even as they change.
  • Communication with the parents of the children will be frequent and informative. Also, parents will be encouraged to share concerns, questions, and ideas with the school personnel. The Matthew 18 principle will be followed in all applicable areas of school life.