Z. L. Sung School enjoys the reputation of having one of the best 1st through 8th grade academic programs in the area.

The program is dedicated to the purpose of : Fostering students' spiritual gifts and talents Developing academic skills Developing critical thinking skills in students Facilitating computer literacy Encouraging social and personal growth Developing leadership skills and respect for authority Academic Goals for each student

We fulfill our mission by achieving the following goals:

Maintain open communication with parents and offer direct instruction, assistance and resources as they fulfill their responsibility for the overall education of their children.

Emphasize basic academic skills, technological literacy, communication and interpersonal skills that will enable students to excel in whatever occupation and sphere of influence the Lord calls them to.

Teach and model positive Christian character traits with a focus on personal integrity. Place the Bible at the center of our school as the standard by which we educate and train our students.

There is a daily emphasis on Christian character traits, Bible memory work and music. All students are challenged in accordance with their individual abilities and encouraged to develop personal potentials to the maximum.

Our elementary/middle school classroom consists of grades one through eighth. Teachers, equipped with sound pedagogy make the school a haven for learning. Bible is emphasized, as well as the basics of English, reading, math, science and social studies. Our program is enhanced by special opportunities in music, computer science, and use of the school library.

Elementary students are taught in the tradition of the historical one room schoolhouse where individual learning is emphasized and social interaction between various grade levels is part of the daily routine. As a result of a favorable student to teacher ratio, all students are challenged in accordance with their individual abilities and encouraged to develop personal potentials to the maximum. Individual, small group, and whole class learning activities are all utilized to accomplish these objectives.