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Good Shepherd
School’s mission is to provide an academically excellent education that
is distinctively Classical and Christian in the Anglican Tradition, in
order to equip students to be the moral and intellectual leaders in
their callings. <read more>
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Phone:
903.592.4045
Fax: 903.596.7149 |
Good
Shepherd School <map>
2525 Old Jacksonville Rd.
Tyler, Texas 75701 |
| Good Shepherd
welcomes prospective parents to drop in anytime for visits or
information. To arrange a tour of the school, or an interview
with the administrator, contact the School Office. (Tours are
generally arranged for 8:30 a.m. on Wednesdays, but other times may be
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Parents' Forum
If, then, you would deal wisely
with your child, you must not leave him to the guidance of his own
will. Think for him, judge for him, act for him, just as you
would for one weak and blind; but for pity's sake, give him not up to
his own wayward tastes and inclinations. It must not be his
likings and wishes that are consulted. He knows not yet what is
good for his mind and soul, any more that what is good for his body.
You do not let him decide what he shall eat, and what he shall
drink and how he shall be clothed. Be consistent, and deal with
his mind in like manner. Train him in the way that is Scriptural
and right, and not in the way that he fancies.
If you cannot
make up your mind to this first principle of Christian training, it is
useless for you to read any further. Self-will is almost the
first thing that appears in a child's mind; and it must your first step
to resist it.
+J.C. Ryle,
1816-1900
Bishop of
Liverpool
from The Duties
of Parents
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| Preserving The Past, Securing The Future |
Good Shepherd
School is a classical and Christian school established in 1979,
offering classes from K4 through 12th grade.
As a Classical school we employ the time-honored medieval
“trivium” of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric, as our
educational philosophy and teaching methodology to equip pupils for the
future with proven tools from the past. |
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Our Anglican
heritage provides the Christian framework in which we enrich our
students with the prayers, great hymns, and sung psalms of historic,
orthodox Christianity. Explore our website and discover how a
“medieval” classical education at Good Shepherd can help
your child discover the treasures of wisdom and knowledge which are the
foundation of western civilization.
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HONOR WHERE HONOR IS DUE
HIGH HONOR ROLL (A's)
Noel
Scott, 3rd
Laura Lee Hoyt, 8th
Abbey Jeske, 11th
HONOR
ROLL (A’s & B’s)
3rd Grade:
Kayley Allen
Alaina Arnold
Madisyn Bickham
Susan Islam
Ahmira Manalac
Kate Parks
J.J. Van Deventer
4th Grade:
Sierra Robinson
Sarah Scott
5th – 6th Grade:
Calvin Maynard
Lexa Arante
Abigail Middleton
Andrew Scott
Amber Wright
7th – 8th Grade:
Juliana Volberding
Christian Anderson
Kate Hornell
Rebekah Scott
9th-12th Grade:
Brooke Elliott
Alex Volberding
Taylor Hoyt
The Top Three Benefits of
Classical Education
1.
Teaching is more efficient
2.
Tools are taught, not subjects
3.
It is a time-tested approach
(posted by Rebecca Summers on the CiRCE Institute web site)
"Fathers,
bring up your children in the nurture and admonition of the
Lord." Click on Discover Christian Schools to read more.
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