The Distinctive Christian Teacher Overview of Expectations

Savannah Christian Preparatory School teachers affirm in their hiring that they are servants of Christ and called to teach in a Christian school setting. Teachers are expected to grow in their professional knowledge of students and subject areas and to continue to develop effective teaching practices.Our teachers commit to God’s calling in their lives. Teachers will use their individual, God-given talent

Our teachers commit to God’s calling in their lives. Teachers will use their individual, God-given talent and strengths to enhance the educational process. Teachers understand and seek to grow in their commitment to integrating faith into their teaching and curriculum. Teachers show their commitment to SCPS by providing students with a strong academic program that includes nurturing students on their faith journey.SCPS seeks to prepare students to be servants of Christ in contemporary society. Teachers understand our

SCPS seeks to prepare students to be servants of Christ in contemporary society. Teachers understand our commitment to preparing students for success in post-secondary education and careers of the 21st century. Teachers expect their students to demonstrate knowledge of our Christian perspective and use this understanding as they make decisions, raise questions, and examine real-life problems.

SCPS commits to working as partners with families and students while collaborating on learning. Knowing that educational success is dependent upon relationships, SCPS collaborates with parents, community members, and churches in nurturing the spiritual, social, emotional, and academic growth of all students. Collaboration is achieved through direct involvement in the learning process, supporting and nurturing learning and faith outside of school, and through prayer for our students, staff, and the school’s mission.