Back to School Party & Field Day – August 23rd (see evite)

Christian Character Building

Materials will be distributed in September, for parents to read with children throughout the year and for children to memorize and recite at the end of the year.  We will meet for lunch on September 22nd

Oratorical Contest – October 25

It’s never too early to start building their public speaking skills, so we’ll allow them to practice this skill with the oratorical contest and also at the end of the year program. Parents will be allowed to select short (or lengthy) poems, Bible verses, etc., for their child to recite; Some will be shared at the end of the year program as well.

*Drama/Music/Dance Performances

Clinic in November for performance in December and Clinic in April for performance in May. The students may participate in either drama, music, dance, or a combination of the three.

Writing Symposium (Poetry, Speeches, & Books) – January

We will share writing assignments that your child can work on leading up to this symposium, where he/she can submit works they have completed.

Geography & Spelling Bees – February

We’ll go from the simple to the most challenging of questions and words to spell! Competition is a great motivator and will prepare them for more formal contests in the future!

*Ballroom Dance

(Formal dance classes in March and April in preparation for the Annual Ball in May)

Volunteer Service – throughout the year

The activities & dates are subject to change

*Dance, drama, and music classes may require an additional fees, in order to compensate instructors.

Fall Semester: August – December Spring Semester: January – May Your child may participate in one or both semesters.

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The Fall semester will end with a Christmas Program and the Spring semester will end an Annual Ball for your entire family to attend!

During the Annual Ball, the students will share what they have achieved throughout the year. This will be a semi-formal event where the children will dress up in fine attire and be presented before the audience. Students will have the opportunity to perform during the program, in at least one of the activities they participated in throughout the year, such as dance, drama, and speech.

Also at the end of the year, children who have come to the end of one of the below age categories, will receive recognition for completing one phase and moving into the next phase.

(Based on age as of Sept. 1)

Group I 18 months – 2 years
Group II 3 – 5
Group III 6 – 8
Group IV 9 – 12