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Welcome to Stone Ridge Christian High School and the 2007-2008 school year! We look forward to a great year together. Stone Ridge Christian High School is more than just an institution of learning; it is a place where young men and women from Christian families gather for academic, spiritual, personal, social, and physical development. This is accomplished best when the church, home, and school all work together in teaching, training, and encouraging our young people for effective service to the Lord.
Just as Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with all men (Luke 2:52), we too encourage our young people to do the same. This means we encourage the development of maturity and responsibility in all of our students. Maturity and responsibility do not mean just following and obeying rules but striving to do God’s will in every situation. It means seeking to do what is right, looking to help and encourage others, and building up the entire body not just one’s self.
Given the above information it is important to set goals that our entire student body can work towards. Some of these goals are:
- Honor God in whatever I do, say, or wherever I am.
- Do my best, on campus and off, to act in a way that brings favorable attention
to my school, recognizing that it bears the name of Christ.
- Show courtesy for fellow students and be ready to put their welfare before my own.
- Respect my teachers, attending to their instruction and counsel.
- Develop a spirit of fellowship with my classmates that reflect the unity
of all believers in Christ Jesus.
- Make learning my major occupation at school, faithfully completing my homework assignments in order to gain all I can from my courses.
- Do my part to preserve a spirit of honesty by disciplining myself to do my own work and by respecting the private property of others.
- Do my part at all times to make Stone Ridge Christian High School a place where my classmates can learn.
- Do all I can to protect and take care of our school building, equipment, and books.
- Respect and care for my body and mind, recognizing that
my Heavenly Father has given me life.
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