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Kindergarten Preview Days March 4th & 19th
Come see the difference a classical Christian education can make in your child’s life at our Kindergarten Preview Days! March 4th 8:00 am – 9:30
Kindergarten Preview Day CANCELLED
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED but we would still love to talk to you! Please call Susan Herrick, our Admissions Director, at 208-323-3888 or email
Storytime CANCELLED until further notice
Storytime is cancelled until further notice. We will miss seeing you but keep on reading and loving the adventures found in books! We are so
Keith McCurdy Parent Education Retreat February 22nd
Raising Sturdy Kids: A 1-Day Parenting Retreat presented by Keith McCurdy February 22, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (Break at Noon for lunch) FREE For all K
Serve with Compassion Day February 14th
This year we are having a Serve with Compassion Day on February 14th! We will bless our troops serving overseas by having students make cards
K-6 OPEN HOUSE January 21 @ 6:00 pm
Would a classical Christian school be a good fit for your family? Come find out more at our Open House! You will get a tour
Enrolling now for 2020-21!
Apply early! Each year, we seek families who share our vision to join our community. For new families: January 1 through April 15: Priority Enrollment
Christmas Break dates for 5-day & Bridge Program
Christmas Break for 5-day will be from December 23 – January 3. Classes resume January 6. Christmas Break for Bridge Program will be from December
Lessons & Carols Exordium on December 11th
As the final exordium of the year, it is the last time for us to gather together as one community before the break. This exordium
It’s All Greek to Me: What’s the Deal with Classical Languages?
Why should students learn a classical language like Greek? Why not something more useful like Spanish? Mr. Warmouth interviews 10th grade Humanities teacher, Nick Duncan,
Online auction now open through November 25th
We had an amazing time at our 25th anniversary gala and auction on November 16th and now we have opened up our online auction through
What’s the Deal with 6th grade (and beyond) Tutorials?
In 6th grade, students begin regular tutorials with their homeroom teacher. What is a tutorial and why is it important? Carl Warmouth, Head of School,
