The Basic School is concerned with the ethical and moral dimensions of a child's life. Through curriculum, school climate, and service, students are encouraged to apply the lessons of the classroom to the world around them. Second, to acquire a core of knowledge. Students become well informed by learning a core of knowledge, while making connections across the disciplines and relating what they learn to life. Third, to be a motivated learner.
Students remain curious and develop both the desire and skills to study on their own.
They learn how to gather information and become problem solvers. Fourth, to feel a sense of well-being. Through school support, students become physically healthy, socially competent, and emotionally secure. Fifth, to live responsibly. Students learn by word and deed the core virtues that promote good conduct and citizenship.