Because society is fast-moving, ever-changing, and ethically demanding, the Christian school curriculum is reexamined constantly to jettison the nonessential and archaic, while tenaciously maintaining the anchor points. We must always ask ourselves the question, "What is the task of the Christian school? What is the reason for our existence?"

The stated purpose of Lansing Christian School is to train children, in cooperation with parents, in such a way that they, in the building of His Kingdom, can perform duties in this world to the glory of God, for their own well-being, and for the welfare of others.

Christian education serves as an extension of the Christian home. Our teachers stand in the place of parents during the school day and are charged with the responsibility of working cooperatively with parents to guide each child towards academic, social and emotional growth and spiritual maturity.

". . . in education we seek to acknowledge the Lord by promoting schools and teaching in which the light of His Word shines in all learning, where students, of whatever ability, are treated as persons who bear God's image and have a place in His plan." (Article 50 of the Christian Reformed Church Contemporary Testimony - "Our World Belongs to God")