A surprising and provocative question, but outgoing SCSBC Executive Director Ed Noot feels it is an important one to ask. Engaging the question can help Christian schools reflect on mission relevance, sustainability, and potential drift.

Too often, schools promote individual flash over collective faithfulness. But God's created order invites us to see how we should live the here and now.

School finances are closely intertwined with the educational decisions and the mission of the school. This means financial decisions are within the purview of every board member, not just the accountants.

Can we strengthen our community-building goals by including the perspectives and voices of our international families? By expanding the visions of our international programs as intercultural opportunities, we can create richer educational experiences for everyone in our community.

Book review of Rod Wilson's Thank You. I'm Sorry. Tell Me More.