Our First Silent Auction Item SOLD!!!
A special thanks to The Clines Family for kicking off our silent auction by purchasing the beautifully hand-made acrylic cross donated by Joel Sanchez a Wesley Academy grandfather, with US ART Plastics.
The silent auction will be one of many key parts in raising funds for our great school. This year we will be implementing a new way of selling some of the silent auction items. The program that we currently use, Auction Star has a feature that allows us to upload silent auction items online! This will let us view and purchase items before the night of the auction. It also allows an opportunity for your family and friends to get in on the auction action!
Stay tuned for updates on when the online auction will be available! God Bless!
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Wesley Academy believes in the warmed heart and trained mind. To carry out its mission, it shall be the philosophy of Wesley Academy to provide a learning environment ...
Children are enthusiastic about learning
High expectations and standards of excellence are held for students, faculty and staff
A loving and caring Christian environment exists where individuals personalities can develop
The setting is more supportive than competitive
The school seeks to involve students in the knowledge of Jesus Christ as Lord
The highest academic standards of quality in program and teaching for each level of instruction are maintained
The teaching/learning process is designed for children whose abilities are average or above and are able to adapt to classroom routines
Appropriate attention is given to the intellectual, emotional, social, physical, religious and moral development of children in a balanced program
Children of all creeds, races and ethnic groups work together and learn from each other
Parents are considered and counted on as partners with the school in the education process
A special thanks to The Clines Family for kicking off our silent auction by purchasing the beautifully hand-made acrylic cross donated by Joel Sanchez a Wesley Academy grandfather, with US ART Plastics.
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