
K- 3 students enjoy art time.



Fine motor work this morning. Easter stickers on a cross.





We had fun stamping with Easter eggs!




🎩🌲Honest Abe! 🌲 🎩
First grade did a great job gathering information, creating a rough draft, editing and creating a final copy of their stories about Abraham Lincoln! They enjoyed sharing their creations with their classmates!









K2 loved their visit from the Cat in the Hat!





Letter of the week craft day




Yesterday was March 14 which just so happens to be....PI DAY (3.14)!
Our students in Fundamentals of Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, 1A and 1B got to enjoy some oatmeal crème pies to celebrate!🥧🎉🥳







Mrs. Hill's tenth grade English students enjoyed the spring weather as they continued reading through the Holocaust memoir, "Night", by Elie Wiesel.






First graders are READERS! 📚
For Read Across America Week first grade had a challenge... to read 100 books in 2 weeks! They went ABOVE their goal reading over 250 books! They celebrated with a popsicle treat this week for passing their goal!
GREAT JOB FIRST GRADE!




The Liberty University King's Players delighted K5-5th graders with their performance of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" this afternoon. This live rendition of C. S. Lewis’ beloved novel was so much fun and it reminded us of the beauty of Easter which we will celebrate soon!











Congratulations to our March Sword Drill winners! We are so proud of Jonathan (5th), John (4th), Camden (3rd), Grace (2nd), and Maddox (1st). What a privilege it is to spend time in God's Word!


Sweet friends playing in the gym!


Saying our blessing! 🤍


📖🔦Would you... could you... in the DARK?! 🔦 📖
Yes! First grade can read in the dark! They had a blast reading with flashlights for a special reading time.
First grade can read here and there... they can read ANYWHERE!







Letter of the week craft day




Stoplight and stickers for the letter S.







We are authors!✍️
First grade has been gathering information about our first president, George Washington. They then wrote their own sentences about him! Finally, they shared their stories with their class. They were all so proud to share their hard work!







Thank you Mr. Davis and our students for teaching us about sound through music 🎼







Cat in the Hat day!




Will the Prince find the girl with the missing slipper? Come see the classic tale "Cinderella"! Showtimes are Friday, March 8 at 7PM and Saturday, March 9 at 2PM and 6PM. Tickets are $10 for Adults and $8 for Students/Children. Tickets can be purchased through the school office.
