The students of Christ the King Catholic School will understand the pursuit of truth is an active, life-long endeavor and will always strive for truth. They will put God first in their lives so that good attitudes and behavior are reflected in their lives.

The Life Of Mind: A Scholarly Approach to Learning

Students of Christ the King Catholic School will develop a methodical and reasoned approach to learning and problem solving. At the time of graduation, Christ the King Catholic School students will:

• be excited about learning and up for a challenge.
• try their best in all areas of academics.
• have a solid base for high school and college that is strong in math and sciences.
• have strong writing skills to promote their ideas.
• do their assigned work and turn it in on time.
• accept the consequences for their actions. 

The Life of Spirit: Spiritual Growth

Students of Christ the King Catholic School will develop a personal spirituality based on prayer, faith, tradition, community relationships and a commitment to living their faith in the world through service. At the time of graduation, Christ the King Catholic School students will:

• be willing to share their faith with others and understand that the Church was founded by Jesus and is apostolic.
• show their faith in their works and words.
• be able to think for themselves weighing values and spirituality.
• have a good knowledge of the Catholic faith.

The Life of Relationship: A Commitment to Peace and Justice

Students of Christ the King Catholic School will develop an awareness of social problems on local, national and global levels. Students will be catechized to work for peace and justice in the community as a compassionate, ethical and intelligent problem solver. At the time of graduation, Christ the King Catholic School students will:

• be respectful of their elders, teachers and classmates; answering questions respectfully and treating others with respect; not bullying, making fun of or hurting others.
• be the example for younger children at the school.
• be inclusive and not judge others.
• try to be a friend to all their classmates, no cliques or leaving people out on purpose.
• treat others as they want to be treated.
• participate in extracurricular activities and be involved in community activities.

The Life of Vocation: Discerning the Call to Servant Leadership

Students of Christ the King Catholic School will learn the principles and skills of servant leadership. At the time of graduation, Christ the King Catholic School students will:

• strive to put God first, others next, and self last.
• be committed to service to others; remembering to be grateful for what God has blessed them with.
• serve the Church, school, and community.

The Physical Life: Responding to the Spirit

Students of Christ the King Catholic School will recognize the value of healthful living. At the time of graduation, Christ the King Catholic School students will:

• strive to have a healthy body and mind; treating their body as God's temple.
• be encouraged to maintain the body's fitness in an enjoyable setting whether it be on the field, court, dance studio, or other setting.
• understand that good sportsmanship is as important as winning; they will not heckle, boo or fight.