Corn, OKLA. — After intensive preparation by the Administration, faculty, and staff at Corn Bible Academy, the school received notification on Thursday, July 1, that it has been re-accredited through 2015 by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). In April, a five member visiting team arrived on campus for a rigorous three day evaluation process. When they finished their assessment of the school and completed their report for the ACSI South-Central Region Accreditation Commission in Dallas, the Administrators and faculty waited patiently for the outcome, knowing it would take at least two months for the result.
Superintendent Clare Goering remarked, “I would like to thank all of the Board members, faculty, staff, and students who were involved in this lengthy but important process for the benefit of the future of CBA. Principal Mark Thiessen was instrumental in spearheading the planning process among the faculty and organizing the materials for the self-study that made this endeavor a huge success. I know that this accreditation is very important for the school and allows our students to continue their education at the colleges and universities of their choice.”
Congratulations, Corn Bible Academy for achieving the goal of re-accreditation!
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