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Badin High School's purpose is to assist parents in the development and continued spiritual growth of their children.
We consider our contribution to this growth and development to be our most important task and goal.
Our civic community needs informed citizens responsive to the democratic ideals and traditions of our country.
In common with all other schools we are also committed to equipping our students to be responsive to the needs and problems in our changing democracy and in the world.
Each individual student should discover the philosophy, knowledge and skills which will promote a personally productive and meaningful life.
Badin High School's purpose is to assist parents in the development
and continued spiritual growth of their children. We consider our
contribution to this growth and development to be our most
important task and goal. Our civic community needs informed
citizens responsive to the democratic ideals and traditions of our
country. In common with all other schools we are also committed to
equipping our students to be responsive to the needs and problems
in our changing democracy and in the world. Each individual student
should discover the philosophy, knowledge and skills which will
promote a personally productive and meaningful life.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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