JOURNEY Your Legacy
Finances come to life when students learn to budget expenses that come with being an adult at the all-day hands-on experience—Junior
Students in the Entrepreneurship elective develop a new venture business from concept to business proposal presented to a panel of judges— Shark Tank style.
In a variety of electives and core classes, students hear from guest speakers aimed at introducing them to different careers .
FINANCIAL LITERACY Legacy focuses on forming lifelong stewards through financial literacy.
The elementary capstone financial literacy experience is a trip to BizTown where students run their own business for a day.
Achievement’s Finance Park .
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Students hear from
Middle school is working to launch a school store where they’ll budget , track inventory, sales, and profit margins, and market products to peers.
From learning to recognize
Students learn the foundations of personal finance with Dave Ramsey’s Foundations of Personal Finance as the elective curriculum.
professionals to understand real- life applications to careers and
coins in PreK to understanding the basics of stewardship in K-1 st , the foundation of biblical financial literacy—as stewardship of God’s gifts —is formed in students.
Key concepts like exchanging money for goods and services and taxes are introduced in 2 nd grade.
concepts in the Business Investment elective.
3 rd Grade learns to manage their money and the importance of economic exchange within a city.
BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW
We know spiritual formation isn’t a one-time event, so we’ve immersed every element of the Legacy experience in a biblical worldview. Here are just a few tangible examples of how we accomplish this at every grade level.
100% Of 8 th grade students are equipped to lead middle school chapel in every facet including greeting, worship, and tech.
Middle school advisory not only builds community through the year, but also directly addresses biblically-grounded relationship skills.
Seniors culminate their Legacy journey by serving others in the Dominican
The acronym ROAR helps Kindergarten (and all of PreK-4 th ) understand and practice Christ- like character qualities— respectful, obedient, accountable, and responsible.
In tandem with a distinct focus on fellowship, 2 nd grade spends
The 4 th grade Bible curriculum emphasizes servanthood and what this looks like as the oldest in elementary.
Republic in partnership with Student International.
time in their BGR special
learning how to have biblically- grounded relationships with others and with God.
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Camp Shamineau is an annual experience for 7 th and intentionally designed to deeply impact students’ faith . 8 th grade students,
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Theology Capstone Projects challenge students to identify
High school athletics
Camp Forest Springs is an experience where students connect with classmates in a distinctly biblically- centered environmental camp.
implements Coaching for Transformation to extend
an authentic community
From writing a biography about a contemporary
Students learn the foundational Truth of being uniquely created in God’s image .
Students apply truth learned in apologetics to interview and engage with a non-Christian for a Biblical Worldview assignment.
Even during Number Corner time, students are pointed to biblical truth : just as the dots on dice never change, so too is the constancy of our God!
need and design and implement a meaningful solution.
Christian in culture, to sending out Flat Stanley with a desire to hear God stories, 3 rd grade focuses their writing on learning about and honoring God .
discipleship beyond the school day.
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