First Graders celebrating the 100th day of school with STEM stations. They have 100 items at each station to make a creation!
Join us tomorrow as we honor our senior basketball and bowling athletes!
Mount Vernon Nazarene University (MVNU) will be at Gilead Christian School South Campus on Monday, February 12th, at 5:30 pm to present general and eligibility requirement information about the College Credit Plus (CCP) program. This meeting is open to any parent (students can attend also) with a student in grades 7-12 for the 2024-25 school year.
Yesterday, GCS students in grades K-3rd enjoyed a bus ride to the Marion Palace Theatre to see The Math Maniac Show! It was entertaining and educational!!
God created all life and that life depend on liquid water. Chemistry students are exploring the science of solubility. The delicate balance of solutions and solids are vital in maintaining the life the He created.
GCS HS robotics competed in their last tournament of the season. In a field of 27, they placed 16th and again made it into the elimination rounds. Their accomplishment in the process of design, building, and programming with continuous improvement was noted not only in their season of improved standings but also in their engineering notebook and team interviews. There were 5 trophies awarded, and GCS took home one of them.
SOUTH CAMPUS ONLY: After celebrating our senior athletes on the 10th, we will be starting Spirit Week to get everyone excited for the ICSO tournaments. Participation is optional, but we'd love to see kids joining in the fun!
We hope to see you tomorrow!
January's Students of the Month were chosen for their time management skills. Congratulations to everyone!
K: Isabelle & Ana
K: Josiah
1st: Colton & Istvan
2nd: Charlotte (not pictured)
3rd: Alyson & Nathan (not pictured)
4th: Oliver & Micah
5th: Becca & Sydney
6th: Miles Torrence
Mrs. Millinger and Mrs. Caldwell were January's teacher and staff of the month.
Today in theater class, students learned how to set up a prop table by participating in a scavenger hunt. Teams were given a track sheet with a list of props they had to go find and bring back to the prop table which then needed to be probably organized and labeled. We have some prop masters in the making!
The first grade class worshiping spontaneously to ‘Yeshua!’
Mrs. Amanda came to talk to our preschool classes about staying healthy and no spreading germs.
Sat Feb 3, the GCS HS Robotics team competed in a large tournament with many of the schools from across Ohio already having a secure berth in the state championship matches. GCS does not have a practice field and the teams get the equivalent of 3 lunch periods per week to build, program and practice. Yet, they came in 22 of 47 and defeated many larger, more experienced schools. Well done Cyber Eagles.
Our 4th and 5th grade girls basketball team got their first win over the weekend! We are so proud of how far they have come this season! Let's Go Lady Eagles!
This week's podcast can be viewed on our school webpage and Youtube. https://youtu.be/SOkFDicEVBM?si=O95dpvHHzAuOygbq
4th grade students used toy springs to demonstrate different wave frequencies.
High School Math teaching position available.
After learning about sound waves and a little bit about how speakers can handle various sound frequencies, Liam was examining the woofers and tweeters in one of the classroom speakers.
The third graders are researching different topics to write an informational report. They are working so hard!
4th grade students used graham crackers and pudding to simulate the movement of lithospheric plates on the magma of Earth's mantle.
