The mission of Kingdom Builders is to form future engineers, designers, and problem-solvers who use their God-given creativity and talents to build a better world. Rooted in Catholic values and guided by the principles of ethical responsibility, teamwork, and virtue, Kingdom Builders empowers students to explore real-world challenges through the Engineering Design Process. By integrating faith, science, and imagination, we inspire young learners to grow as compassionate, resilient, and innovative leaders dedicated to building God’s Kingdom—one challenge at a time.

 

We build because we believe.

We create because we’re called.

We serve because we’re sent.

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The Kingdom Builders curriculum invites students to become creators in Christ—engineers, designers, and thinkers who map problems, make solutions, and pursue their God-given mission to serve and uplift the world around them. Rooted in the Catholic faith and driven by the Engineering Design Process, each unit empowers learners to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math while forming virtue, critical thinking, and reasoning—together known as VCR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Kingdom Builders STEAM + VCR Curriculum is not just about engineering and innovation—it's about forming Catholic disciples who think, solve, and serve. This curriculum invites students to embrace their God-given creativity, use their minds and hands to solve meaningful problems, and grow in virtue and character.

What sets Kingdom Builders apart?

• ✝️ Faith is not an add-on—it’s the foundation.

• Every challenge is anchored in scripture, Catholic Social Teaching, and the virtues of Christ.

• ⚙️ The Engineering Design Process is a spiritual discipline.

• Students learn to reflect, revise, and persevere just as we do in our walk with Christ.

• 🧠 VCR: Virtue, Critical Thinking, and Reasoning

• These core values shape not only how students think—but how they live.

• 🏗️ Hands-on, real-world challenges

• Every unit presents a mission: a problem worth solving in service of others, grounded in Catholic worldview.