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Established in 1990. No cell phones or radiation emitting devices
are used in regular class study. This school is "Electro Magnetic
Hypersensitive" (EMH) friendly. Basic academics are taught, but all
students progress at different levels, as our testing follows US
Naval Aviation standards... 100% passing on all quizzes in order to
advance. Besides standard academics, additional studies include:
Christian Heritage Constitutional History, Pilot and Space studies,
Medical, including Natural therapies and alternative medicine,
Trades, Agriculture (including seed collection and preservation),
Survival (including food canning), Self Defense, Military training.
Entrepreneurship and Foreign Languages. Classes are in session most
of the year giving our students many more in class hours than
standard schools. This allows a great degree of flexibility, so
families can take off any time of the year without falling short of
in class time legalities. Drop off as early as 7am, pick up as late
as 7pm, with overnights and boarding available. Nebraska used to
dominate educational levels in the US, but now most schools drop
students into classrooms with a computer tablet and put them on
auto pilot. We want to bring back old school learning and combine
it with cutting edge accelerated learning techniques. Our
curriculum was first started in 1988 in Japan while engaged with
the Japanese Ministry of Education. In 1990, in southern Japan,
full time classes for elementary and JH students began. IN the year
2000, instruction extended to 1 year olds up through college age
students. This includes being one of only two DSST college testing
centers in Japan and the only fully funded US military testing
center in Japan. At this time, we are accredited in Japan but not
yet in Nebraska. We are working on that accreditation, but it does
not affect our academic standards, as we far surpass accreditation
requirements. In 2020, the expansion into Nebraska was delayed
because of the COVID travel restrictions, but our pilot program
with part time high school students started in 2023. Now we are
ready to begin full time classes that parallel our Japanese
classes, which for 5 consecutive years swept the area academic
contests.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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