At Maranatha, we embrace the need to constantly set and reset the bar in education, resulting in a truly innovative educational experience for our students.

It started with a question. How can we challenge our students to interlace the skills and tools they have learned to run a business on campus? Welcome to Mustang Enterprises.

Learning takes on many forms at Maranatha. Take, for instance, the inquiry-based, hands-on learning that takes place through collaboration and communication when our fifth grade designs and builds a tiny house and then contracts our fourth grade students to add the electrical components.

Maranatha students enter the STEAM Lab and learning comes alive. Every day, our youngest learners to our senior leaders use collaboration, creative problem solving, and exploration to lead to fantastic discovery.

In the Maranatha entrepreneurship program, ideateation leads to prototyping and possibility. Here, students learn what it takes to start a business, which in the case of some alum, has led to launching their own company.