Parents are concerned.
Many parents are concerned about the impact of current events on their children, plus the risks of falling behind. We believe that faith and worldview are developing throughout your child’s formative years. Your choices now are more important than ever because these critical influences are delivered every day in his or her school experience.
- Which class helps form your child’s worldview?
- Which teacher helps to shape your child’s faith?
- Which educational experiences shape your child's character?
The answer...all of them.
Which learning environment delivers a growing experience of faith and worldview every day?
The answer...not all of them.
Parents choose who will be the influencers in their child’s life. Parents choose the source and the underlying values that shape a child's confidence to face the world.
Courage for life comes from faith.
Will your child be prepared to face the challenges of the future and the pressures of college after graduating high school?
75% of Christian teens leave their faith when they attend college. College students are bombarded with competing world views. Professors are challenging and even dismissing their faith.
Cathy Lynn Grossman of USA TODAY, writes:
Protestant churches are losing young adults in ‘sobering’ numbers, a survey finds. Seven in 10 Protestants ages 18 to 30—both evangelical and mainline—who went to church regularly in high school said they quit attending by age 23. [1]
Research tells us that many young adults today "are unable to think coherently about moral beliefs and problems; they don’t know how to accurately discern the difference between right and wrong, nor how to make wise decisions about their life and conduct."
The Bible tells us, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.”
Without the right preparation, young adults have an excessive focus on consumption and materialism as the good life. They appear to have an inability to care about, invest in, and hope for the larger world through civic and political participation.
Helping young people form a solid worldview and make good choices requires choosing an educational path with great wisdom.
We must prepare young adults that are ready to live with the direct, purposeful, and continuous influence of a Biblical worldview and a deep faith so that their values, their choices, will reflect the character of Christ.
"We are so glad that we made the choice to place our son in Cornerstone. What he learned was much greater than academics. It truly has prepared both his heart and mind in a way that provided an anchor through college and into his adult life."
"While every parent has to let go and launch their student into their own lives, the way that we prepare them helps determine the toolkit and the heart with which they enter that life. That's why we chose Cornerstone, and we're so glad we did."
See just this kind of environment for yourself.
Meet teachers and observe children growing in their faith every day.
