Equipping Globally Prepared Students at Resurrection Christian School

At Resurrection Christian School, our mission is to educate students from a biblical worldview, preparing them for a life of influence — not only in their local communities but across the globe. In today’s interconnected world, being “globally prepared” is more than a buzzword; it’s a call to action for students and staff to understand, engage, and impact the world through the lens of Christ.

So what does it mean to be globally prepared at RCS?

It starts with perspective. From preschool through 12th grade, our students are taught to see beyond themselves — to recognize that God’s Kingdom is vast and diverse, and that they are uniquely called to play a role in it. Through academic rigor, cultural awareness, and a foundation of servant leadership, RCS equips students to think critically, communicate effectively, and engage with compassion in an ever-changing global landscape.

This mission comes to life in tangible ways. Each year, students across all grade levels participate in serve days and outreach experiences that take them beyond the classroom and into the heart of real-world need. Our elementary students serve at organizations like Serve 6.8 in Loveland, learning what it means to love their neighbors and support their community from a young age. Middle and high school students serve both locally and globally — from organizing medical supplies for International Medical Relief to participating in international mission trips that challenge their worldview and strengthen their faith.

But global readiness isn’t only about students — it’s a shared pursuit among our faculty and staff as well. Our educators are lifelong learners who continually seek ways to connect academic content with real-world relevance, all while integrating biblical truth. This intentional approach fosters a school culture that values humility, cross-cultural awareness, and a deep sense of purpose.

At RCS, global preparedness isn’t just about where you go — it’s about who you become. We’re raising up students who are rooted in truth, equipped with knowledge, and moved by compassion. Our graduates leave ready to lead in business, medicine, missions, the arts, and beyond — not for their own glory, but for the glory of God.

As we look ahead to the 2025–26 school year, we’re more committed than ever to developing globally minded disciples who will carry the love and light of Christ into every corner of the world.