Mission

Moab Charter School serves families through Athenian Schools and shares a mission of, "Improving Lives," may appear simple at first glance, but its impact reaches far beyond what it initially suggests. So, whose lives are we striving to improve? The answer is: everyone who interacts with our school. While students are the cornerstone of our efforts, we also focus on supporting families and enriching local communities.

By employing staff from the communities we serve, we ensure that our schools not only contribute directly to local economies but also reflect a deep understanding of the unique needs and concerns of our neighbors. Moab Charter School is dedicated to being a vital resource for families, fostering meaningful connections, empowering them to prepare for the future, and enriching their present.

Vision

Moab Charter School believes that "Improving Lives" is achieved by empowering students, parents, and community members to become effective problem solvers. This is accomplished by fostering positive relationships and equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to seek out solutions. Most importantly, we emphasize the power of resilience, ensuring that as challenges arise and setbacks occur, the focus remains on persevering and moving forward toward success.

School Pledge

"I'm a smart, special, valuable person. 

I respect myself and others too. 

My words and actions are kind and honest;

I expect only the best in all I do.

I'm proud to be me and

I'm proud to know you."

Patriotism and Respect for Flag

The flag of the United States of America will be appropriately displayed at MCS each school day in keeping with accepted practices. Students handling the flag will show proper respect for it. Each morning of every school day, students will recite the Pledge of Allegiance.  At least once per school year, students will be instructed that participation in saying the pledge is voluntary and not compulsory, and students should show respect for anyone who chooses not to participate. A student may be excused from reciting the Pledge upon request by that student's parent or legal guardian.