What steps have been taken to create a higher profile for the school?
The school has a new computer lab and a pre-kindergarten program.  It plans to add more elective courses and to expand art and music programs.  Christian Heritage has also started a dual enrollment program for high school students.  The school has added a before-and-after school program to accommodate parents’ work schedules.

How have you worked with the Board to keep cost affordable and how do you feel about Christian education as a whole?
The school’s tuition has remained the same for two years in a row, even though courses and programs are expanding.  Together with the Board, the desire is to make this school affordable to families who want a Christian education for their children.  The school has increased the number of scholarships and started a work scholarship program.  We want to make it possible for families to send their children here.  A lot of families could benefit from the school.  I’ve seen kids come to Christian schools and their lives have been changed in this spiritual environment. It affects the students’ overall worldview.

Did you know Mr. Roller...

• moved to Virginia in the summer of 2006, having spent his whole life in Indiana and the Midwest?
• has served as an ordained pastor at several churches in Indiana, as well as directed Christian camps through numerous camping seasons.
• was involved in children's ministry as a clown

• Favorite Scripture: Ephesians 3:20
• Favorite Book: Grace by Lewis Sperry Chafer
• Favorite Pastime: Spending time with his family