Tomorrow is Star Wars Day for 4th-12th graders. Dress up for $1. Proceeds go to the Theater Department.
North campus students participated in the National Day of Prayer by praying specifically for their country. 2 Samuel 22:29-31.
Are you or someone you know looking for a job in education? We have several job opportunities available for the next school year.
Cheer tryouts are next week! Notice that we'll only be meeting on Tuesday, not Wednesday. We'll be changing it to 3:30-5:30 if that's ok with everyone.
Tryouts will be at south campus in the chapel. If you have any questions reach out to Emily Simpson.
Tomorrow is opening night! Our students have been working hard and are ready to share Amy Carmichael's story with you. Discount tickets can be bought at www.gcstheater.org, and regular-priced tickets are available at the door. Please note that the dinner fundraiser has been canceled.
Twin day in grades 4-6
Mrs. Emily's classroom visiting with Mr. Potteiger
Thank you to all our administrative professionals for all their hard work, tireless efforts, and every day enthusiasm. Your work is a key to our success. If you see Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Cyphers, or Mrs. Shipman today make sure to tell them thank you!
Elementary students enjoyed some fun games of Badminton in PE!
GCS Robotics participated in the National Robotics Challenge Autonomous Vehicle Competition. Each team's robot had to navigate an 200 foot long obstacle course solely on sensors and programing. Great Experience!
Due to scheduling conflicts, there will not be soccer club this month. The last soccer club meetings will be May 6th for K-3rd and May 20th for 4th-6th.
UPDATED. Join the GCS Theater Department in celebrating Star Wars Day (May the "4th" be with you). Students in grades 4th through 12th can dress in Star Wars attire and costumes on May 3rd for $1. Due to a field trip planned that day, the K-3rd grade students will have their Star Wars day on May 6th. Be creative! No weapons or anything scary, please.
This week one of the Fab Vocab words in music class was Niente, meaning almost inaudible. The 6th grade tried to create a sound with the longest resonance in the gym. Christopher won with 2.64 seconds!
We will be selling Star-O-Grams during our spring play, April 26th-28th. However, if you want to purchase a star beforehand, contact Mrs. Jones at aleta.jones@gileadchristianschool.education.
Today, the theater class took a trip to The Marion Palace Theatre. There, they met with the technical director and toured the theater, learning about theater sound and lighting.
The south campus students went head to head in an all-school volleyball match yesterday. The high schoolers won against the middle school 24-8! 💥🙌🏽
The enrollment fee of $200 per student for the 2024-25 school year has been added to your Blackbaud Tuition account and will be on your June invoice. Regardless of the payment arrangement that you have had in the past, the fee will be due in June unless you contact Erica Nash to make other arrangements. Thank you!
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All living things need energy. God's plan for His creation include a very powerful source: the sun. Today Physical Science students are taking data to determine the energy, power and efficiency of radiation heat transfer. Praise God we do not feel the complete output.
