Annual Events

All of our students pick a favorite book character and then come to school on Character Parade Day dressed up as that character.  Families of the students are invited to come and share the day with the students and support reading by cheering their students on.  This year our Character Parade was followed by a Harvest Festival where local businesses, our local Fire Department, our local Police Department, and other families joined in to celebrate the fall season. We enjoy trunk-in-treating, bounce houses, a petting zoo, cakewalks, a food drive, and a coat drive for the community.

“And my God will meet all your needs according to His glorious riches in Christ Jesus.” Our Parent Teacher Fellowship team puts on a full Thanksgiving Dinner with all the fixings. The students dress up in colonial costumes for the event. It is an amazing day to see all the students and staff lined up in the hallway eating a full Thanksgiving feast in our beautifully decorated school. Prayer is always said before we eat, giving Glory to God.

We celebrate reading with our annual Book Fair.

The Christmas Program is enjoyed every December. We start practicing our songs and skits in early October. The students perform in front of all their families and friends.  It is such an amazing concert, to see children of all ages glorifying Jesus during the Christmas season.

Students get to show their grandparents their classroom and let them see how their classroom is decorated and run.

All students get to participate in our Easter Egg Hunt to celebrate our Lord’s resurrection at Easter.

We serve Green Eggs and Ham to our students to celebrate Dr. Seuss Week, and to remember how much fun it is to read!

Our Kindergarten and Elementary students learn to memorize poems or scripture and then present them to their families. This event helps give our students the confidence to be able to speak in front of a group.

For our preschoolers, we have a Teddy Bear Week in which all the preschoolers get to bring a favorite Teddy Bear and keep it here at school.