This is a question posed by literally hundreds of visitors to our campus and also articulated as a challenge to our staff in their pursuit of excellence. The following examples
are offered as we contemplate Whitefield’s mission.
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Whitefield is unique as a Christ-centered academically challenging school. All of the faculty and staff are committed Christians who strive to challenge students beyond their
self-imposed limitations and who also perceive priorities above the external.
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"Community" is an actual experience at Whitefield. Moms' groups, dads' groups, student activities, and family events bring our school together with a purpose of uniting and including.
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Excellent core courses, honors courses, and AP classes challenge students to become critical thinkers and problem solvers from the earliest ages. However, educating a young person
moves full-circle by including a spiritual component of knowing Christ, understanding God’s perspective in all of life, and practicing the Christian directive to serve others.
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Whitefield is growing! From its inception in 1997, as a school serving 96 students in grades 6 through 12, to its present enrollment of 650 students in grades PreK-4 through twelfth
grade, the Whitefield community is thriving and continually moving forward with new sports programs, fine arts opportunities, and the addition of new facilities.
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Whitefield graduates are moving through college, career, and life based on individual testing and consultation through the Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation. This Life and
Career Planning program identifies students’ aptitudes, interests, and abilities-ultimately answering questions of identity and purpose.
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Finally, the students, faculty, staff, and parents at Whitefield truly enjoy our school community. We invite you to visit our campus and see why we have chosen Whitefield!
For more information, please contact:
Linda Simpson
Director of Admission
(678) 305-3027
