Educational Objectives
Recognizing that every child is uniquely created by God and redeemed by Christ, Trinity Lutheran School seeks to educate the whole child, body, mind, and soul. Trusting God's promise that his Word accomplishes his saving purposes and never returns empty, we are committed to the following objectives.
Spiritual Formation
Each student will:
Academic Formation
Each student will:
Gift Development
Each student will:
Spiritual Formation
Each student will:
- Hear and study God's Word daily, through which the Holy Spirit creates and strengthens faith.
- Grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ as Savior through faithful Lutheran instruction.
- Learn to view every area of life through the truth of Holy Scripture.
- Develop habits of worship, prayer, Christian service, and lifelong growth in God's Word.
- Be encouraged to participate actively with their family in the worship life of Christ's Church and to treasure the blessings God gives through his Means of Grace.
Academic Formation
Each student will:
- Pursue excellence in learning according to the abilities and opportunities God has graciously entrusted to them.
- Develop critical thinking, effective communication, creativity, diligence, and a love of lifelong learning.
- Be well prepared for future educational opportunities and faithful service in their God-given vocations.
- Character Formation
- Each student will:
- As a child dearly loved by God, grow in Christian character marked by integrity, compassion, responsibility, perseverance, humility, and self-control.
- Demonstrate Christ-like love, forgiveness, and respect in relationships with others.
- Learn to serve neighbors with wisdom, grace, and joyful obedience flowing from faith in Christ.
Gift Development
Each student will:
- Recognize and develop the gifts and abilities God has graciously entrusted to them.
- Participate in academic, athletic, musical, artistic, leadership, and service opportunities that foster faithful stewardship of those gifts.
- Learn to use their God-given gifts in joyful service to Christ, his Church, their families, and their communities.