Difference Between RVCS And Public Schools

There are many differences between RVCS and Public schools. I personally have been at RVCS my entire life but have many friends that go to public schools. At RVCS everything that is taught is from a Biblical world view. It doesn’t matter what subject the teacher is teaching they can always bring it back to the Bible. Teachers can also start each class with prayer and some teachers go through a devotion with their students before regular class work. In public schools, you can’t have a devotional time. Christian teachers in public schools have to be extremely careful about talking about Biblical things in class. In the public school system, they do not teach from a Biblical worldview. Students at RVCS know everybody within the
Some students might not realize it, but going to RVCS is truly a blessing where teachers and pastors are pouring the Bible and
God’s love into our everyday lives. And many Christian public schoolers would love to have these opportunities in their school. RVCS sets a Christ-centered foundation, which students can take into the world and make a difference. In RVCS and public schools they bother have a “spirit week” where they have dress-up days each day of the week. RVCS’s occurs during basketball season and public schools happens during football season. At RVCS after the basketball game on Friday night of spirit week they have superlatives, which are voted on by each class and the entire school votes on a senior guy and girl to be school superlative.
Superlatives are just about the same as the Homecoming court for public schools. Another similarity between RVCS and public schools is they both have all the same core subjects: math, science and English. However, RVCS has a Bible class. Whether you go to public school or RVCS, you are still getting a high school education.
However, you will only get a biblical worldview from RVCS and that could change a child’s life