During the month of November our theme will be "Suffering". In
History the class will be studying World War I and II. We will be
reading stories of people who lived through the horror of World War II and
suffered at the hands of the Nazis. The students will be reading books and
doing a class presentation on a concept from that time in history.
Our Bible lessons will come from the book of James. This book teaches us
that our faith must be lived out...that just believing isn't enough if it
doesn't move us to action. The characters we are studying were moved to
endanger themselves in order to protect those being persecuted by the Nazi
government of Germany. What would we do in similar circumstances?
Uniform Reminders
· Boys’ haircuts should be above the eyebrows, ears and collars.
· Girls’ haircuts should be neatly groomed and out
of eyes with no extreme styles or colors.
· All clothing should be neat and clean and without holes or tatters.
· All students should wear solid white, black, grey, or khaki socks with
closed shoes. Tights should be solid navy, white or green.
· Skirts are to be no shorter than 4 inches and shorts/skorts no shorter
than 6 inches from the floor in a kneeling position.
· Tatoos, real or fake, are prohibited.
· Sweatshirts must have a uniform collared shirt underneath them.
· All vests, sweaters, and jackets must come from uniform store.
· Shirt tails should always be tucked in, even at recess and on Fridays.
· Pants and shorts with belt loops should also have a belt (except in
kindergarten). Those belts should be solid navy, khaki, black or brown.
