Inspired by the story, Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, by Judy Blume, fourth grade聽students recently held a juice contest to determine which flavor would be the favorite of 91猫先生 third through fifth graders.聽 Students worked in teams to create聽 a new juice flavor. Each team made posters聽and presented commercials for their juice flavor聽concoctions […]
First Grade students used BrainPopJr. to learn more about words with short vowels. They worked to collect words with short vowel sounds as they watched and paused a BrainPop video. As the words were mentioned they wrote them on the”handy” graphic organizer. Teacher Assistant Kim Tollett assisted students in lab.
Our very own Dr. Stan Ward teamed up with First Baptist South Campus Pastor, Chris Legg, to answer the question “Is the Bible Rated-R?” If you’re interested in this topic and how it relates to parenting children of all ages, this article will be worth your time. http://www.crosswalk.com/faith/bible-study/is-the-bible-an-r-rated-children-s-book.html?ps=0 Here is a teaser: The Holy Bible […]
This Thursday, senior parents decorated and supplied our teachers’ lounge with delicious food in the spirit of football season! Thank you so much, especially Rose, for all the hard work and care y’all showed our faculty and staff! It is a privilege to teach your students!
Our Lady Guard Volleyball swept victory from Dallas Shelton in three straight games Tuesday night (25-13, 25-16, and 25-20), giving our ladies their first district win of the season! Our JV also brought home the win over Dallas Shelton! Way to go ladies! You can click here for varsity volleyball photos You can click here […]
The third graders in Mrs. Bickerstaff鈥檚 Bunch are learning map skills. So they created a map of their own of the imaginary country Chaundoon. Groups worked to create the shape and size of the country, chose physical geography for the country, created symbols for the geography, made a map legend that explains the symbols, created […]
We had the privilege to be lead in worship and encouraged in our walk with Christ by the senior class at chapel this week! Chapel kicked off with a little fun, singing with the senior class and with Dr. Ward on the ukulele, but then we were lead in music and worship聽by seniors Claire Dixon […]
As many of you know, middle school and high school have separate chapels this year, which is exciting for a number of reasons! One reason in particular is the opportunity to have special chapels like we did this week. During chapel students were lead by Mr. Rogers, MS Bible teacher, in a discussion and sharing […]
During chapel this Wednesday, Mrs. Gibson’s 5th grade class taught the final part of the Guard Charge to our lower school students! To illustrate how to “Follow the King,” students performed 3 stories from scripture: The Parable of the Good Samaritan, The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, and The Story of Jesus Calling His Disciples. […]
See You At the Pole is such a significant event for students all over the nation, and has been for many years. To put it plainly, SYATP is a yearly event that gathers students around the flag poles of their schools to pray. They spend time praying for their classmates, their school, their school鈥檚 administration, […]
Savannah College of Art and Design visited Mrs. Cargile鈥檚 art class this week to talk to students about opportunities and options that are available to them if they plan to pursue a career in art or design.
This was our 10th year to take seniors to Taos, NM for team building and leadership development. During each day, we had different activities that included exploring a Pueblo, visiting the Rio Grande Gorge, whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande, and the infamous hike up Wheeler鈥檚 Peak – a 16-mile round trip to the tallest […]