Spiritually by

• Understanding and being personally challenged to receive the gospel of Christ. Romans 10:9-10

• Developing a personal relationship with God through regular Bible study, prayer and fellowship with other believers.
  Acts 2:42

• Maturing in their faith by acquiring knowledge and being able to defend their faith effectively and intelligently.
  I Peter 3:15

• Actively applying God’s truth by enjoying God, discerning His will, demonstrating good works, sharing the Gospel message and serving others. James 1:22

Academically by

• Developing into analytical thinkers who examine and evaluate a wide range of information, draw conclusions and apply Biblical truths in making decisions. Romans 12:2

• Becoming well-informed and independent learners who love to read, comprehend what is read, and value reading in a broad range of topics and perspectives. Philippians 4:8-9

• Writing effectively, applying proper mechanics, in order to express a position in a compelling and logical manner.
  I Peter 3:15

• Learning to speak (and listen) with integrity and accuracy; passionately communicating with confidence, a well- reasoned position to others. James 1:19

Athletically by

• Developing lifelong habits for healthy living and physical fitness in order to glorify God with their bodies.
  I Corinthians 6:19

• Developing motor skills, coordination, knowledge and desire to confidently participate in a variety of games and activities. Colossians 3:23; Titus 1:8

• Developing commitment, teamwork, good judgement, sportsmanship and desire to work and play well with others, submitting to the rules and authorities of the game. II Timothy 2:15

• Experiencing competitive team sports that allow student athletes to maximize their God-given abilities, cooperatively achieve team goals, and give glory to God in victory or defeat. Hebrews 12:1

Socially by

• Enjoying life by living it according to God’s Word, acting responsibly and becoming confident and caring young people with character and integrity. I Timothy 4:12

• Building life-long relationships with others, esteeming others as more important than themselves and broadening their social experiences. Philippians 2:3

• Respecting human diversity including cultural, racial, religious and philosophical differences and choosing to resolve conflicts with courtesy and consideration for others. I John 4:7

• Becoming respectful and productive citizens, practicing democratic rights and responsibilities and reaching out to those in need. Romans 13:1