A proven curriculum
POW Academy follows the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) system, a curriculum that has been in use for more than 50 years. It is designed for individualized, goal-oriented learning.
About the school
A small Christian school helping students grow in knowledge, character, and faith.
POW Academy serves families who want their student’s education to reinforce the values they are building at home.
Our purpose
Built to serve families, not to become a large institution.
POW Academy exists because education shapes the whole person. Students are not only learning facts and completing assignments. They are building discipline, responsibility, character, and direction. We provide a smaller setting where students can be known, supported, and guided personally.
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Our mission
At POW Academy, our mission is to provide a Christ-centered education that integrates academic excellence with Biblical principles. We are dedicated to developing each student’s intellectual, spiritual, and moral growth through a supportive and nurturing environment. By fostering a love for learning and a commitment to Christian values, we aim to equip students with the knowledge, character, and skills necessary to make a positive impact in their communities and the world.
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Our vision
At POW Academy, our vision is to cultivate a community of well-rounded individuals who excel academically, embody Christian principles, and positively impact the world around them. We strive to inspire and equip our students with the knowledge, character, and faith needed to navigate life’s challenges and achieve their God-given potential, fostering a legacy of lifelong learners and compassionate leaders.
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How students learn
The ACE approach, for grades 6 through 12.
Learning at the student’s pace
Students are supported through structured, goal-oriented progress rather than being treated as one more face in a crowded room. Each student can be known, challenged, and supported.
Character alongside knowledge
Self-discipline, goal-setting, integrity, and a Biblical worldview are part of the daily expectation — not an add-on at the edge of the school day.
Open communication
We want parents to know how their student is doing. Choosing a school is one of the most personal decisions a family makes, and you should not be left guessing.
Director John Bunker and the school team are committed to each student’s academic and personal growth. [PLACEHOLDER: Confirm any public wording about ACE staff certification or training, and whether other staff should be named.]
Our relationship with the church
A ministry of Pentecostals of Woodville, with a clear school purpose.
POW Academy is a ministry of Pentecostals of Woodville, a church with more than 50 years in the community. That relationship gives the school local roots and a Christian foundation.
At the same time, the school is not a church recruitment path. POW Academy serves families who want Christian education, individualized attention, and Biblical values in the classroom. Students receive a Christ-centered education grounded in Biblical principles, not denominational pressure. Families from various church backgrounds are welcome, and their beliefs are respected.
John and Donna Bunker would be glad to sit down with you, show you how the school day works, and help you decide whether this is the right fit.
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