A School's Vision Statement

A missions statement explain why a school exists, and a vision statement describes what the finished product will look like if we are successful as a Christian school in fulfilling our mission.

My school's vision statement is, "Every graduate is equipped academically and spiritually to make a difference for Christ."

We also provide a portrait of our graduates with our Expected Student Outcomes Statement.

It is a joy to partner with parents to shape the minds and hearts of our students.  We realize that it is impossible for each of our graduates to fully attain all of the outcomes listed below.  We view these outcomes as targets at which we aim.  Each student is a work in progress, and we count it a privilege to be part of that work.

If we attain our school’s vision, each of our graduates will…

1.  Have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ

2.  Thoroughly know the Bible and a desire to live according to the truths God has given in the Bible

3.  Be faithfully involved in a local Christian church

4.  Possess a biblical worldview and view all of life from a distinctively Christian perspective

5.  Have a heart to accomplish the Great Commission – go and make disciples of Christ

6.  Love learning

7.  Have a thorough education in all subjects: Bible, language arts, history, science, foreign language, math, art, computer, and physical education

8.  Appreciate the fine arts: music, drama, art

9.  Be fully equipped for the next level of learning

10.  Communicate clearly – both oral and written communication

11.  Think critically and solve complex problems

12.  Possess essential computer skills

13.  Faithfully steward the gifts God has given them, in areas such as leadership, athletics, art, music, drama

These two statements keep our eyes on the finish line and what success looks like in the lives of our students.  This is our aim as we work hard and depend on the Holy Spirit to help us.  They help all faculty and staff members remember what is most important.


What will your students look like if you are successful in accomplishing your mission?