Accreditation
Cornerstone School is aggressively against seeking accreditation. Simply, accreditation is an administrative mechanism designed in an attempt to attain uniform education for all children in government schools. It was established as a governmental means of causing local public school districts to meet what the state educational agencies determined to be the minimum academic and facility standards for all schools. Accreditation teams, therefore, investigate and approve or disapprove facilities based upon criteria developed by government educational administrators, proving to be a hindrance to a private Christian school with higher standards and obviously different objectives.
Accreditation of a private Christian school is not a requirement for students to enroll in a college or university. College and university registrars are far more concerned with nationally standardized tests than the accreditation of their High School. Therefore, Cornerstone School does not seek accreditation by any outside educational government institution.