Expected Student Outcomes

Student

All graduates of MCCS are expected to be skilled readers, writers, speakers, and listeners.
Understand the basic outline of Scripture, be able to describe the supremacy of Christ in the Old and New Testaments, and recall selected Scripture from memory.
Be proficient in math and science.
Be able to explain the significance of historical peoples, events, and cultural changes.
Appreciate Literature and the Arts and understand how these tools shape beliefs and culture.
Be able to responsibly use technology as an educational tool.
Be able to think critically, solve problems, and make wise decisions.
Develop a commitment to a lifetime of increased learning.

All graduates of MCCS are expected to be able to apply spiritual truths to life in ways that grow holiness.
Commit to developing a personal relationship with God through Christ that is empowered by the Holy Spirit.
Desire to read and apply God’s Word to daily life.
Demonstrate the fruit of the Spirit in wise decision-making.
Be actively involved in a local church.
Develop a heart for the Great Commission and share the gospel in word and deed with others.

All graduates of MCCS are expected to value their community by demonstrating service to others.
Practice justice, mercy, and humility in relationships.
Commit to serving others through beneficial work.
Relate to others with integrity.

All graduates of MCCS are expected to use the resources of time, property, and wealth as stewards under God’s authority.
Value the dignity and worth of all people.
Appreciate the created world and practice responsible care for the environment.
Commit to the maintenance and development of personal health.