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Purpose & Objectives |
The purpose of our Christian School is to provide instruction of high academic quality fully integrated with Biblical principles and to educate young people in a God-centered life. It is our aim to have each student come to know Jesus Christ as personal Savior and Lord, to develop the student’s ability to know God, to nurture students toward mature Christian discipleship and to have a Biblical Worldview. Further, it is our goal to prepare students to fulfill their potential in the home, the church, their vocations, and their culture in a manner that brings glory to God and to assist in the nurture of the Christian family.
Objectives are statements of specific ways in which the purposes of the school should be manifest in the lives of its students. The objectives of our Christian School are as follows:
- To guide the student to a knowledge of, and personal relationship with, the Lord Jesus Christ.
- To teach each student a practical knowledge of the Word of God and the ability to apply it to everyday life and to develop a Christ-likeness in all areas of life.
- To establish a firm fundamental training in the academics, integrated from a Biblical viewpoint, taking God’s Word and applying it to every academic area.
- To develop in each student a mutual respect for one another and to establish an environment where a child can freely express the joys of his/her faith.
- To teach the qualities consistent with good citizenship – loyalty, honor, faithfulness, justice, liberty and love.
- To develop the ability to work and use reference and study skills effectively and thus enable the individual to become self-managing and a life-long learner.
- To develop creative, critical and independent thinking in order to understand, participate and intelligently contribute in our society.
- To encourage physical growth and development through a varied program of physical activity and competition.
You are strongly encouraged to ponder the above statements and pray earnestly about them to seek God’s will for your child or children.
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