ELA Picture Day (Full-time & M-W 2s)
Wednesday, October 02, 2024
Kingdom education is defined as the life-long, Bible-based, Christ-centered process of leading a child into a new identity with Christ, developing him/her according to his/her specific abilities given to him/her by Christ, so that a child would be empowered to live a life characterized by love, trust, and obedience to Christ
Monthly scripture memorization and recitation is a requirement for first through twelfth grade students. Kindergarten students learn verses beginning with each letter of the alphabet.
All students participate in weekly chapel programming that includes worship through music, a Bible study and application.
Drum Majors are student extensions of the Band Director and are the top leaders of the marching band and the on-field conductors. They are selected because of the leadership skills they have shown over time. Academically, they are also expected to have good grades, no academic ineligibility in the past, and be good examples on and off the field.
Meet our Drum Majors
Kyleigh Payne & Blake Boyett
What is a captain? A captain is a natural-born leader who has a high work ethic and a positive attitude. A captain leads their team in Christ. They inspire their teammates to work harder and they push their teammates to be better. Captains guide and motivate their teammates. They embody the qualities of resilience, commitment, and unity.
Meet our Fall Varsity Captains
Football - Austin Ariens, Noah Pike, & Landon Hall
Cheer - Laney Thompson & Andee Russo
Volleyball - Kailey Blanchard & Eden Haynes
Cross Country - Mackenzie Medellin & Diego Rivera
"The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Proper Place" by Andy Crouch has quickly become a favorite resource among Christian families looking to navigate the challenges of the digital age. In this book, Crouch offers practical advice on how families can use technology wisely, ensuring that it enhances rather than detracts from healthy family dynamics and spiritual growth. The book offers insightful analysis and actionable steps that help parents set boundaries and cultivate a home environment where relationships and personal interactions take precedence over screens. Crouch’s approach is not about rejecting technology outright but about integrating it in a manner that aligns with Christian values of connection, reflection, and community. This book is an excellent guide for families seeking to ensure technology serves as a tool for, not an obstacle to, meaningful family life.