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How Servant Leadership Shapes Christian Heritage Academy

Servant Leadership
In October, CHA’s Board of Trustees hosted Dr. Teston from Graybeal and Associates to conduct board training for our stakeholders. CHA has had a strong board of trustees with a heart for the school and its mission. The support the board provides for the head of school is unique and provides strength for the entire school community. The purpose of the training was to provide clarity on the role of the board and principles of board governance.
A Strong Board With a Heart for the Mission
During the training, Dr. Teston asked various constituent groups to order the accountability structure of the board. Under policy governance, the “ends’ statements direct the governing policies of the board.
Ends Statements: The Goals That Guide the Board
Ends statements are the goals that guide the board as they make decisions. The ends statements are taken from the school’s mission and vision statements. CHA has several ends statements which are evaluated and discussed throughout the year.
What a CHA Graduate Looks Like
The ultimate goal of Christian Heritage Academy is to produce Christian leaders and scholars who are self-governed by a Biblical worldview and committed to impacting the world. This will be the result as students graduate who
● value the Home and Church;
● value the Word of God;
● have a personal salvation experience;
● exhibit Christian character;
● maintain a Christian conscience;
● demonstrate Christian self-government;
● are Christian scholars who reason Biblically; and
● understand and propagate the gospel to the world.
Leaders in Every Sphere of Society
The graduates of Christian Heritage Academy will be individuals who
● are American Christian leaders in every sphere of society; and
● restore America’s Christian republic to its historical Biblical foundation.
Thank You to Our Board
I am grateful for the men and women who serve on the board and serve to make sure that CHA remains true to the mission God called us to in 1972.
For His Glory,
Dr. Susan DeMoss
Associate Headmaster
