Our Expectations

At Shiloh Christian Academy, student expectations of conduct are more than just rules—they are a reflection of our commitment to biblical principles, personal integrity, and a Christ-centered community.

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Clear expectations provide students with a foundation for spiritual growth, academic success, and strong character development.

We expect students to…

  • obey our Lord, Jesus Christ.

  • obey the authority under which they are placed and do so just as God’s Word commands:  cheerfully, immediately, and respectfully.  Children will not argue or negotiate with their teachers but can appeal respectfully.

  • love and honor one another.

  • do their very best and finish the work assigned.

  • take responsibility for their own actions and choices, not placing blame on others.

  • speak quietly and respectfully with one another.

  • avoid cliques, clubs, or games that exclude others.

  • daily live Matthew 7:12 and Luke 6:31

  • give encouragement to each other and praise each other for a job well done.

  • look for the good qualities in their classmates.

  • tell the truth.

  • consider another’s interests ahead of their own.

  • treat one another with respect and patience.

  • honor and respect one another’s property and space.

  • keep their minds pure by dwelling on what is good and by not watching programs that are otherwise inappropriate.

  • nourish their spirit by reading the Bible.

  • take good care of everything God has given them.

In all things, we strive to live in a manner that honors God, reflecting His love, truth, and grace in our actions, words, and relationships.

We do not…

    • lie, cheat, or steal.

    • tell secrets at school.

    • use inappropriate language.

    • spread rumors or gossip.

    • build ourselves up by pointing out the shortcomings of others.

    • hurt one another with unkind words or deeds.

    • accept teasing or fighting of any sort.

    • push to be first in line or out the door.

    • interrupt our classmates or our teachers.

When…

  • others are sorry, we forgive them.

  • others are sad, we comfort them.

  • others are happy, we rejoice with them.

  • we have work to do, we do it without complaining.

  • we make a mess, we clean it up.

  • we go on field trips, we act just as if we were in school by being polite and well-mannered, knowing we represent Shiloh Christian Academy.

  • we disobey or forget any of the Student Expectations, we accept the discipline and instructions of our teachers and administrators.

Courtesy…

  • Say “please” and “thank you”.

  • Use “yes, sir” and “yes, ma’am”.

  • Use “Mr.”, “Miss”, or “Mrs.”.

  • Use “excuse me”. 

  • Make an effort to make visitors feel welcome.

  • Address elders and peers by name and seek to be helpful whenever possible.

  • Rise when a guest enters a classroom and remain standing until told “thank you”.

  • Avoid running and pushing.

  • Remain quiet in the hallway.

  • Hold doors open for others.

  • Use proper table manners while eating.

Parent Testimonial

After two years, Shiloh Christian Academy has proven to be far more than my wife and I could have ever imagined. The smaller class sizes and dedicated teachers, both surrounded in a Christian curriculum, make this particular school a Godsend for my family.

— Cody Caywood, SCA Parent

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