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The Portrait of a Graduate

    

REGENTS SCHOOL OF OXFORD

Bridging the Portrait of a Graduate to School-wide Goals 

 
 

 A student who loves God with all his heart, soul, and mind

The student will:

Seek to glorify God in all of life

Seek to know Christ and be transformed into His likeness       

Pursue the person of God through all studies        

Understand his place in God’s narrative of history      

Recognize, honor, and submit to God’s authority     

Understand and love God’s Word      

Practice spiritual disciplines


A student who loves others

The student will:

Encourage and edify others         

Dignify and respect all people       

Actively serve their churches and communities         

Pursue servant-leadership in vocation, family, and community        

Pursue peacemaking        

Respect authority in thought, word, and deed


A student who loves learning

The student will:

Love wisdom and understanding          

Embrace challenging subjects and topics        

Read carefully and critically         

Delight in the written and spoken word      

Participate in the “Great Conversation” through familiarity with the “Great Books”        

Pursue learning throughout his lifetime


A student who reasons logically and communicates persuasively

The student will:

Listen carefully and discerningly      

Think clearly, precisely, and creatively        

Be versed in the tradition of the liberal arts in order to think critically and clearly about all of life        

View every subject as integrated in and through Christ      

Learn and think independently        

Write and speak articulately, eloquently, and effectively 


A student who Engages and influences culture with a Christ-centered worldview

The student will:

Apply Christian worldview principles to everyday life     

Understand that Christ is preeminent over all creation     

Articulate and defend his faith persuasively and humbly to both his culture and other cultures  

Critique and create culture for the sake of expanding Christ’s kingdom 


 A Student who Embodies virtue

The student will:

Demonstrate genuine fruit of the Spirit-         

Live and speak in a manner seasoned with grace and humility-     

Understand virtue is a result of God’s grace-

Pursue appropriate decorum in speech, attitude, and demeanor-         

Manifest courageousness-         

Pursue physical fitness and discipline


A Student who Delights in beauty

The student will:        

Love truth, goodness, and beauty-    

Discern and love beauty as manifested in creation and the arts     

Find pleasure and joy in the things of God        

Possess aesthetic sensibilities leading to worship and delight in God’s glory      

Make aesthetic judgments about art that reflect a biblical worldview 


CLASSICAL MODEL

  • Our Mission
  • Our School Crest
  • Our Christian Distinctive
  • Our Philosophy of Education
  • Our Philosophy of Teaching
  • Our Philosophy of Evaluation
  • Regents House System
  • The Portrait of a Graduate
  • Lost Tools of Learning

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