ANAHEIM DISCOVERY CHRISTIAN JRSR HIGH SCHOOLS
EIN 33-0172675 · Education (B)
What they do
Anaheim Discovery Christian School Believes That Each Child It Has The Privilege of Training Was Created By God With Unique, Individual Gifts to Ultimately Be Developed and Used for Gods Ordained Purpose In Life. Our Facultys Primary Purpose is to Show and Be An Example of Christ So That Each Child Will Commit His or Her Own Life to Him.Next, Our Facility Attempts to Promote A Disciplined Academic Environment Wherein Each Student is Challenged to Develop His or Her Mind to Its Ultimate God-given Potential. Daily Assignments, Homework and Testing Are An Integral Part of This Inclusive Process. Then We Strive to Train Students to Be Academically Strong, Stalwart and Responsible Christian American Citizens Who Use Biblical Values and Principal to Actively Participate In Decision Making and Community Involvement. We Also Strive to Teach The Strong Judeo-Christian Historical Foundation Upon Which This Country Was Founded In Order That Our Students Will Desire to Continue to Maintain These
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ContactWUTTICHAI V CHAYASIRSOBHONDIRECTOR, CEO
Mailing address1275 E BROADWAY AVE, ANAHEIM, CA 92805
Main phone(714) 535-2535Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 1987
- County
- Orange
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