Christ the Teacher School graduates are leaving 8th Grade with the knowledge, skills and abilities that will carry them throughout their future educational journey. With their love of learning and moral foundation, our graduates will go forth and become upstanding citizens, performing truly altruistic acts. Through the numerous service projects completed at Christ the Teacher School, our students are enabled to carry it forward into their communities, encouraging a more caring environment for all. Our graduates are instilled with the importance of daily prayer and how instrumental God is in their lives.

Academics

Our students are confident that the academic program at Christ the Teacher is all-encompassing and sufficiently challenging to prepare them for the future. 

Graduates will leave our school with the skills taught throughout their years at Christ the Teacher School including:

• Critical thinking skills
• Effective communication
• Problem-solving strategies
• Digital preparation

Faith

The students of Christ the Teacher Academy recognize the church as the gathered community of believers who worship and serve in Christ’s name.

Graduates will leave our school:

• Seeing God in all aspects of life. 
• Instilled with the value of faith whether it’s their own or the beliefs of others. 
• Living Christ’s message every day
• Prepared to be evangelists of the gospel and scripture
• Ingrained with a healthy respect for God’s creation. 

Social

Christ the Teacher Academy has a diverse population. Our students not only learn about other cultures but are exposed to them via their classmates. 

Graduates will leave our school with: 

• The social and technological knowledge to control their own future. 
• A sense of responsibility for their own actions and the ability to assist others lacking such tools.
• An appreciation for differing opinions and views
• The ability to compromise with others to effect desired outcomes. 
• The strategies to deal with the emotional challenges they may face. 

Citizenship

Every month students from PK to Grade 8 are awarded for random acts of kindness. They are recognized by teachers, staff members, and fellow students with certificates, schoolwide acknowledgment, and a small token of appreciation. Students often return to the school after graduation to visit with former teachers and staff, fostering the personal connection they formed while attending Christ the Teacher. They inform us of their ongoing contributions to their communities. 

Graduates will leave our school:

• As model citizens, serving the community in various capacities.
• As organizers for and participants in numerous charitable endeavors. 
• As stewards of the personal benefits of altruism.