Upon graduation, Christian Central Academy students are expected to pursue higher education by enrolling in college. Higher education is necessary for both practical living in an increasingly competitive society and for the responsibility of becoming productive citizens of our community and world. In today’s globalized society, every career requires an understanding of culture, language, and skills in written and oral communication, as well as information technology.

For our Christian graduates, these aspects of career and citizenship are motivated by a desire to serve God in all that they do. We encourage our graduates to pursue formal education and careers that are outgrowths of their faith. One key goal of Christian Central Academy is for our graduates to be fluent enough in a second language to be able to give a testimony of faith in Jesus Christ in that language.

When asked by local leaders to identify the greatest commandment, Jesus responded with two: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind and all your strength,” and “Love your neighbor as yourself.” These principles define the attitudes and qualities Christian Central Academy expects from its graduates. Love for God encompasses all that we are—body, mind, and spirit. God comes first and calls for the very best from our graduates as they live to serve the needs of others, not just for personal comfort.