Grades K–12

Helping Parents Raise Capable Christian Adults.

From Cubs to Lions. Because Leaders Aren’t Born. They’re Trained.

Training Lions helps parents raise capable Christian adults — young men and women who know what they believe, take responsibility, communicate confidently, solve problems, serve others, create value, and become the kind of people others can trust to lead.

Training Lions students growing in character, leadership, and real-world skill
The Missing Part of Their Education

Your Child Is Being Educated. But Are They Being Prepared for Life?

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Academic knowledge matters. But knowledge alone does not teach a young person how to take responsibility, make wise decisions, communicate under pressure, recover from failure, create value, serve others, or stand firmly on biblical truth.

  • ✕ Faith can remain disconnected from everyday decisions.
  • ✕ Many young people wait to be told what to do.
  • ✕ They have little experience solving real-world problems.
  • ✕ They can approach adulthood without confidence in their own judgment.
What Students Develop

What Training Lions Intentionally Develops

Training Lions brings biblical truth, character development, practical competence, and real-world action together across the K–12 journey.

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I.

Identity & Biblical Worldview

Students build their identity on Christ and learn to apply biblical truth to decisions, relationships, work, success, failure, and cultural pressure.

II.

Responsibility & Self-Discipline

Students learn to keep commitments, finish what they start, delay gratification, accept correction, and act without constant reminders.

III.

Communication & Discernment

Students learn to listen carefully, ask thoughtful questions, evaluate claims, explain their beliefs, and communicate with confidence and respect.

IV.

Leadership & Practical Capability

Students practice solving problems, creating value, serving others, managing projects, taking initiative, and carrying meaningful responsibility.

How It Works

Students Learn It. Discuss It. Practice It. Demonstrate It.

Grades 7–12 · Flagship Online Program
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1

Learn

Watch a concise lesson grounded in biblical truth and practical application.

2

Think

Reflect, examine Scripture, and explain the lesson in their own words.

3

Discuss

Continue the lesson at home through the Parent Bridge.

4

Act

Apply the lesson through Lion Missions, milestones, capstones, projects, and service.

Lion Missions

Leadership Must Be Practiced.

Students apply what they are learning through age-appropriate Lion Missions completed at home, in the community, through service, and in real-world projects.

Part of the Grades 7–12 Flagship Online Program
A mixed group of young people completing a beach cleanup Lion Mission
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Interview a Leader

Interview a business owner, pastor, tradesperson, or community leader.

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Create Something of Value

Identify a need, create a product or service, and solve a real problem.

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Lead Through Service

Recognize a need and organize meaningful service.

Explore Lion Missions
The Cub-to-Lion Journey

A Visible Journey of Growth

Students progress from Cub to Lion through lessons, reflections, Lion Missions, milestones, and capstones that demonstrate increasing responsibility and practical capability.

The Grades 7–12 Journey
Cub
Cub
→
Scout
Scout
→
Warrior
Warrior
→
Guardian
Guardian
→
Lion
Lion
For Parents · Grades 7–12 Flagship Online Program

You Were Never Meant to Be Left Out of Your Child’s Growth.

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Training Lions supports parents; it does not replace them. The Parent Bridge keeps parents connected by explaining what their child learned and providing thoughtful questions to continue the conversation at home.

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Parent Bridge

Lesson summaries and discussion questions.

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Visible Progress

Track lessons, Lion Missions, milestones, and capstones.

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Parent-Verified Growth

Parents participate in selected missions and acknowledge meaningful progress.

Training Lions · Grades K–6

Digital Programs for the Foundation Years

Build biblical character, confidence, responsibility, leadership, critical thinking, and practical life skills through downloadable programs designed for children and parents to use together.

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Grades K–3

K–3 Digital Programs

Foundational digital programs featuring age-appropriate stories, activities, challenges, Scripture, and parent-led conversations.

Explore K–3
Grades 4–6

Grades 4–6 Digital Programs

Digital programs that go deeper into biblical identity, leadership, critical thinking, entrepreneurship, communication, problem-solving, and practical life skills.

Explore Grades 4–6

Every program includes a Parent Guide and is delivered as an instant digital download.

Questions

Before You Enroll.

Training Lions is a leadership and character development program, not a full academic curriculum. It’s designed to work alongside your child’s existing education — homeschool, private, or public school.

Not at all. Training Lions is a great fit for any Christian family — homeschool, private school, or public school. It’s designed to complement your existing education, not replace it.

Faith isn’t a separate track or add-on — it’s woven throughout everything. Every leadership principle connects to biblical truth, every reflection prompt includes Scripture, and every mission is framed around serving God and others.

Most students complete 1–2 lessons per week — about 30–60 minutes of platform time plus their real-world Lion Mission. The program is fully self-paced, so families move at whatever speed works for them.

Yes. Membership can be cancelled at any time. Full details on billing and refunds are available on the Membership page.

Your Child Will Become an Adult. The Question Is Whether That Growth Will Be Intentional.

A group of confident teenagers ready for the future

Capable Christian adults are not formed accidentally. Faith, responsibility, discipline, judgment, communication, service, and leadership are developed over time through biblical truth, meaningful practice, and intentional parenting.