LifeWise Academy New Lexington

Project led by LifeWise Academy New Lexington

About the project.

LifeWise Academy is a Released Time Religious Instruction (RTRI) program which provides Bible based character education to public school students. Under RTRI laws, students can be released from public school during the school day to attend religious classes, provided the program is off school property, privately funded and parent permitted.

LifeWise Academy serves students by offering practical Bible-based education for the betterment of students’ academic performance, character development and mental health. LifeWise believes all students can benefit from the message of the Bible and take great care to make all instruction relatable and helpful to those without a church or Christian background. LifeWise Academy serves alongside educators by reinforcing and complementing their efforts. In addition to seeing improved behavior and academic performance, public schools with a local RTRI program can attract families who may otherwise opt out of public education for lack of religious instruction.

LifeWise Academy is careful in adhering to federal, state and district policies and flexible in coordinating with school officials. LifeWise Academy serves communities by providing a practical way for community members to positively impact rising generations.

FAO staff comments.

Additional support for children through positive peer and adult interactions are necessary to promoting well rounded citizens. LifeWise Academy provides a safe environment for children to learn about character development and mental health.

Project Status
Funded
Areas of Investment
Community & Economic Development
Funds Raised
$500

Funding will support current and future students of LifeWise Academy students in the New Lexington School District.

Impact
Benefits 1 county
  • Perry

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