Educational Philosophy
News
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April 30, 2012
Warnock; MG Davis to Speak at Hargrave Baccalaureate; Graduation
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March 07, 2012
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December 06, 2011
2011-2012 Academic Awards for the Second Six Week Marking Period
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June 02, 2012
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June 03, 2012
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Hargrave Military Academy adheres to three guiding statements, which provide direction on the proper and continued success of the Academy. They are the Mission Statement, the Vision Statement and the school’s Educational Philosophy.
Teaching the Entire Student
Hargrave Military Academy’s faculty and administration approach each student holistically. Students who are physically, morally and mentally fit are in a better position to make sound decisions, establish personal goals and become productive citizens. The Academy’s daily schedule is designed to develop each student’s mental, physical, spiritual and moral qualities. Hargrave’s educational philosophy is anchored in a traditional college preparatory curriculum aimed at enabling critical thinking and inspiring a desire to learn within a diverse student body.
Objectives
- To offer a well-rounded program of college preparatory studies that meets the needs of our students and that will inspire in them a desire and ability to learn throughout the rest of their lives.
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To foster an environment that encourages our students to respect and appreciate others with diverse social, economic, gender, racial, ethnic, political and religious backgrounds and beliefs and builds upon our Christian ethics and principles.
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To provide our students with an environment which fosters a sense of well-being and to offer ongoing support for those who are troubled by personal and academic challenges.
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To promote the health and welfare of every student by providing clean and attractive living conditions; a wholesome, ample diet; and available professional medical and nursing services.
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To provide opportunities for the physical development of each student through interscholastic athletic programs, intramural programs, and facilities for recreational activities.
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To establish a structured schedule that allows sufficient time for study, athletics, recreation, personal development and rest.
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To maintain a military program that promotes organization, discipline, leadership and decorum and provides basic military instruction for the Cadet Corps.
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To provide special emphasis on study skills and discipline, reading, and time management.
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To develop an appreciation and understanding of international cultures to assist the student in preparing for the globalization of society.
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To provide challenging and stimulating courses of study for all students.
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To provide testing and guidance services helpful to students, teachers and parents.
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To support the development and growth of creative abilities through individual and group endeavors in drama, music, publications, religion, ecology, and other co-curricular programs.
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To help our students develop their potential and gain self-confidence through appropriate recognition.
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To provide an atmosphere on the campus, in the barracks, and in the classroom that is conducive to Christian growth.
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To develop an appreciation for and understanding of the American democratic process.
CONTACT THE ADMISSIONS TEAM!
Amy Walker
Director of Admissions
walkera@hargrave.edu
434-432-2481 x2130
Dianna Lavoie
Admissions and International Counselor
lavoied@hargrave.edu
434-432-2481 x2148