This resource is an “invitation to view our students and our mission with the eyes of faith, and then a moment to consider and discern how God is accompanying us” within the context of a particular student whose cares, concerns, and/or character may be the subject of one’s prayer.
The kinds of students that are considered are the following:
- The Popular Student
- An Unhappy Student
- Student Engaged in Destructive Behavior
- Student Failing Academically
- Student from a Poor Family
- Student who is Absent a Great Deal
- Student Succeeding Academically
- Student I Need To Correct
- Student who is Hard to Like
- Student who May Be in a Faith Crisis
- Marginalized Student
- Student I Like Very Much
- Student who is Depressed
- Student who is Bullied
- Student who has a Hard Time Fitting In
- Student who is Over-anxious about Grades
- Student who has Lost a Loved One or Friend
- Student with an After-School Job
- Student who Aggravates or Bothers Others
- Student who is Hyper-Active or Has Learning Disabilities Student having trouble Balancing Activities
- Student who is in Troubled Relationships
- Student who is Unmotivated
- Student who may have a Religious Vocation
- Student is Experiencing Racial, Ethnic, or Religious Tensions Student who is Narcissistic or Arrogant
- Student with Leadership Potential
- Student Constantly Seeking Attention
- Student who Appears to Have Given Up
- Student Living with Violence
- Student who is Angry
- Student Living in a Dysfunctional Family
- Student in a One-Parent family
- Student who is Experiencing a Health Crisis
