If you are a visitor, we offer Pre-K 3 and 4 year old classes, both full and part time.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Pre-K "Campfire" While Studying the Letter "C"
If you are a visitor, we offer Pre-K 3 and 4 year old classes, both full and part time.
Grandparent's Day
Grandparent's Day will be Friday, September 6, 2013.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Grandparent's Day Menu:
Pork Loin
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Strawberry Pretzel Salad
Roll
Fruit Tea
Middle and High school lunch starts at 11:35.
Adult lunches will be $6.00 each. Photos will be taken of students and their grandparents by our yearbook committee.
Please come join us.
*Students may sign out after lunch with a grandparent.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
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Friday, August 23, 2013
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
August 31 FAIR BOOTH CLEAN UP DAY
Dear Parents,
Mr. Dale Bennett has graciously agreed to chair the fair booth this year along with Lisa Zavogiannis and Teresa Stinson. We need your help on Saturday, August 31 at 8:00 a.m. They will meet at the fairgrounds to prepare the booth for fair week. If you cannot work the fair booth during the week, this is a great time to help! It will only take a few hours.
Please understand we never require volunteer hours- we simply trust that each family will donate some time during the year. If you are receiving any financial aid, volunteering is a wonderful way to say "thank you" or to give back.
On this Saturday, we will need a pressure washer, rakes, brooms, bleach, etc. We also need to borrow crock pots and a deep fryer if you would be willing to loan those to us for the week.
Thank you so much for your cooperation. I am truly thankful for those of you who have already signed up to work. The fair food booth is a huge undertaking and Mr. Bennett needs all of us to help. Students may help also with a parent present.
Mr. Dale Bennett has graciously agreed to chair the fair booth this year along with Lisa Zavogiannis and Teresa Stinson. We need your help on Saturday, August 31 at 8:00 a.m. They will meet at the fairgrounds to prepare the booth for fair week. If you cannot work the fair booth during the week, this is a great time to help! It will only take a few hours.
Please understand we never require volunteer hours- we simply trust that each family will donate some time during the year. If you are receiving any financial aid, volunteering is a wonderful way to say "thank you" or to give back.
On this Saturday, we will need a pressure washer, rakes, brooms, bleach, etc. We also need to borrow crock pots and a deep fryer if you would be willing to loan those to us for the week.
Thank you so much for your cooperation. I am truly thankful for those of you who have already signed up to work. The fair food booth is a huge undertaking and Mr. Bennett needs all of us to help. Students may help also with a parent present.
Pre-K Studies the Letter "B"
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Rally Around the Pole
Tuesday, August 13, 2014 we will honored Mr. Hubert Boyd as we "Rallied Around the Pole".
We also had our annual panoramic photo taken by Mr. Gordon Mayfield. We are grateful for both men and all that they have done through the past to ensure stability at Boyd Christian School.
We also had our annual panoramic photo taken by Mr. Gordon Mayfield. We are grateful for both men and all that they have done through the past to ensure stability at Boyd Christian School.
Monday, August 19, 2013
In the Classroom Today...
Come visit us at Boyd Christian School. You are always welcome. Students are always celebrated!
Dear Parents,
We are into week
three of school and I am continually motivated and encouraged by our program. I
am sitting in on classes, IEP meetings, state training and more. Every day I am
learning how to better serve you and your children.
The
athletic clubs are well underway and growing. The K-2 cross country team just
makes my heart happy. Knowing that we can provide athletics for all grades is
something that we can certainly take pride in and we are indebted to our
coaches for your generosity. You, too,
are touching every life on your team. Thank you.
As
we move further into the grading period, and the work load become heavier,
please encourage your children to rest and eat breakfast. Check in daily and
ask if you can help with homework. Ask to see homework! The more involvement
you have with your child, the more successful he or she will be. Remind your child
that challenge is how they grow. If
everything about school were easy, they would not learn and blossom. As they
face challenge, remind them that we are
all on their side and we want to see their success. That is why we have
dedicated our lives to education.
We dare to stake our
hope
on the gladdest news of all:
if God permits the
challenge,
He will provide the grace
to meet it.
Have a wonderful week!
Blessings,
Mrs. Sullens
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
3rd Grade Science Experiment
I was asked to pay a visit to 3rd grade today to see how their science experiments are progressing. The 3rd grade is studying the scientific method.
They asked each student to wash their hands in a different manner to see which grew the most bacteria. This child had an average bacteria growth from not washing her hands. 
This student proves to be very bacteria free, even though he did not wash his hands. 
This child used hand sanitizer as opposed to soap.
The students all keep a science journal to record their findings.
They are asking questions, forming a hypothesis, and synthesizing their findings.
They are all actively engaged and excited to see how the bacteria has grown from day to day.
This has been a pleasure to observe today. Thank you for inviting me, 3rd grade!
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