History, Mission, and Beliefs :: Springwood School

The Chattahoochee Valley Educational Foundation was incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in Chambers County, Alabama, on November 11, 1967. The organization and operation of Springwood School has been the only function of the foundation.

History of Buildings and Grounds

Elementary building opens 1970
Gymnasium added 1971
High School 1973
Kindergarten 1974
Stadium 1981
Fine Arts Center 1984
Primary School 1993
Child Development Center 1998
Founders Fields 2001

Future Plans

High School addition
Reconfigure traffic flow, parking, and pick up/drop off
Fieldhouse
Band building
Soccer field and track
Landscape improvements (courtyard, gym patio, etc.)
Long term plans for tennis courts, amphitheatre, etc.

There is also a butterfly garden maintained by grade six and a vegetable garden maintained by grade four. A gym patio was completed in 2006.

Vision

To create an environment of excellence preparing individuals for life

Mission of Springwood School

As a college preparatory school, Springwood School is dedicated to providing quality education in a nurturing environment, focusing on mind, body, and spirit.

Values

Christian atmosphere
Student Centered
Integrity
Commitment to excellence
High expectations

Beliefs of Springwood School

The learning needs of students will be the primary focus for all decisions impacting the work of the school.
Students retain more academically when they are actively engaged in the learning process.
Maintaining a high level of excellence in academic, athletic, and extracurricular programs ensures that students receive a well-rounded and diverse learning experience.
The commitment to continuous improvement is imperative for students to become confident, self-directed and lifelong learners.
Teachers with high expectations challenge students to improve their performance.
Both students and faculty need to demonstrate high levels of integrity in order to provide an environment conducive to strong character development and accountability.
A Christian atmosphere encourages students' spiritual development, promotes self-esteem, and fosters respect for others.
Providing students with opportunities to develop effective leadership skills promotes responsible citizenship.
Students need to have access to technology resources in order to adequately prepare for success in the future.