Academics

Student Outcomes

It is our desire to incorporate these outcomes and to develop programs, strategies, and methodologies within the context
of biblical principles to produce graduates with a Christian worldview. Listed below are the outcomes that will help us
strive to accomplish the task.
Spiritual Outcomes:

Know Jesus intimately, as Lord and Savior
Actively attend a local church
Manifest the fruit of the Spirit
Commit to the Great Commission and the Great Commandment
Relate to God through prayer and memorizing, analyzing, and applying scripture
Possess apologetic skills in order to articulate and defend their Christian worldview while having a basic understanding of opposing worldviews

Academic Outcomes:

Think critically; solve problems effectively; and draw conclusions from research, personal analysis, and investigation
Are well prepared in all academic disciplines
Are skilled in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and thinking
Are proficient in mathematics, science, and technological skills

Social Outcomes:

Understand God has vested authority in people within the institutions He has established (home, church, government, business)
Possess an ability to communicate and interact successfully in a professional environment
Have the skills to work cooperatively and effectively with others, including those of other cultures
Are physically fit individuals who regard their bodies as God’s temple and use them to glorify Him
Demonstrate selfless living in daily life

Personal Outcomes: