ABOUT OUR ROYAL SCHOOL
HARVEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
Harvest Christian University Accreditation
The university holds Accreditation statuses with three International accrediting bodies.
(BQS ) Board of Quality Standards
( KOHRAC ) Kingdon of Hawai'i Royal Accreditation Commission
( INQAAHE ) International Network of Quality Assurance Agencies In Higher Education
The policies and procedures for awarding honorary degrees are determined and governed solely by the university's Alumni Relations office, under the oversight of the University President.
Indigenous peoples' right to education encompasses various groups, including Native Americans, First Nations other indigenous communities worldwide.
International Frameworks
Harvest Christian University's status is recognized internationally under the Hague Convention of the United Nations Charter. This recognition allows Harvest Christian University to facilitate, operate and be acknowledged across international borders.
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
Article 14: Affirms the right of indigenous peoples to establish and control their educational systems and institutions, providing education in their own languages and in a manner appropriate to their cultural methods of teaching and learning.
Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
HIGHER EDUCATION (HE),
INDIGENOUS TEACHER EDUCATION (ITE)
PRE-SCHOOL TO 12TH GRADE EDUCATION
TRADE SCHOOLS AND CERTI
Harvest Christian University
Royal Charter
Harvest Christian University's principles included in it's constitution of the Royal Chartered School, are Autonomy and Self-Regulation A Royal Charter confers independent legal personality on an organization and defines its objectives, constitution, and powers to govern its own affairs. This means that the institution is generally self-regulating and not answerable to the Privy Council or the Privy Council Office, subject to the general law.
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Status Religious Non-Profit Status
Harvest Christian University is Established
A Public Charitable Trust
Harvest Christian University is proud to announce that it operates as an indigenous educational institution, recognized as a 508 (c) (1) A Religious Non-Profit under the Internal Revenue Code. As such, Harvest Christian University is afforded specific protections and rights as an indigenous entity.
Harvest Christian University is officially recognized as a Public Charity Trust under the provisions of 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) of the Internal Revenue Code. This designation underscores our dedication to transparency, accountability, and community support, allowing us to further our mission of providing exceptional education and fostering community development.
Donor Advantages
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Tax Benefits: Donations made to Harvest Christian University are tax-deductible, providing significant tax savings for businesses.
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
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Brand Reputation and Networking
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Community Engagement
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Employee Engagement and Satisfaction
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