Students will advance what they learn in those courses through a wide sequence of opportunities, and they will develop meaningful relationships across the boundaries of numerous disciplines.

We expect students enrolled in courses we teach to develop a personal rigor that encourages them to excel in their studies. We also want students to learn to express their ideas through clear, persuasive writing—to be “able to make a defense for the hope that is within” them. Because we believe that a critical element in “making a difference in our world” is developing the ability to say what we mean and to mean what we say, we place a strong emphasis on critical thinking skills which will make that possible.

The combination of skill, determination, and guidance will work together to create a most rewarding educational experience.