Kindergarten students got to try out a variety of art techniques to create this collaborative Fall tree mural! Zoom in to check out all the designs and patterns they created!
Last week, South Campus students brought in donations for Hurricane Helene victims. South Campus principal, Mrs. McAllister, stated, "I was overwhelmed by the response! We have such generous families here at GCS." Thank you to everyone who participated.
Spanish I, II, and III students did an excellent job memorizing and then presenting the Beatitudes in Spanish at Chapel last week!
Ms.Staton's class came together to donate 8 boxes of supplies for hurricane relief. Members of the community will load the supplies onto trailers and semis and head South to deliver the supplies to Eastern Tennessee and North Carolina.
Save the date! Join us for an evening of bidding fun.
Mrs. Porter's 3rd grade class and Ms. Staton's Kindergarten class enjoying Book Buddies!
God is a God of order. (1 Cor 14:33) Albert Einstein Einstein had the intellectual honesty to admit his atheistic worldview could not explain his mathematical proof of creation. He later stated his belief in God was triggered by the order and harmony of the physical universe. Here Chemistry students are exploring electron shell energy levels.
Thank you to our incredible custodians for working behind the scenes to keep our schools looking great!
North Campus September Students of the Month
K-Lydia D., Ginaveve B.,& Madeline T.
1st- Violet M.
2nd- Riley H. & Willow T.
3rd- Blakelee S.
4th- Kalilah E.
5th- Olive D.
6th- Kaitlyn S.
Not Pictured:
4th- Kalilah E.
5th- Olive D.
Teacher- Mrs. Johnson
Staff- Mrs. Gillen
CONGRATULATIONS to our students who auditioned and made it into the cast. We've already started rehearsing and can't wait to bring you this heartwarming Christmas play.
American writer O. Henry was known for his surprise-ending short stories. We will be retelling the stories of "The Last Leaf," "One Thousand Dollars," "Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen," and "The Gift of the Magi," as well as alluding to "The Cop and the Anthem."
Join us on December 19th at 7 pm. Tickets will be going on sale soon.
Reminder: There is a 2-hour delay tomorrow (9/27) for K12 students due to Teacher Professional Development. Students may arrive at 9:45 AM. School begins at 10:00 AM.
North campus students tried out a new technique using a foil and marker transfer to create fun fall collages!
If you have a son who is in 3rd-6th grade and loves basketball, we would love for them to join us!
North campus students wrapped up a PE Volleyball unit today with stations to practice their new skills!
In 3rd Grade we became Engineers for a week. We worked on designing, building, and testing our catapults in Science!
South Campus See You At The Pole
Parents, join your student tomorrow at 7:45 am as we pray around the flagpole.
Our ECC students enjoy learning about God in the chapel.
Tomorrow is picture day for students in K-12th grade. You may dress in non-uniform attire, but it needs to be school-appropriate. Order forms have gone home, but you can also visit www.championcitysp.com and order online. Select Order School Pictures, Select Mount Gilead Christian School, Choose Grade, Pick Background, and Order Packages.
GCS was represented at the Google Data Center Robotics Workshop hosted by COSI on Saturday, September 21st, for middle school aged youth. It was an all-day event sponsored by Google.
The day started at check-in with making your own LED illuminated name badge from a schematic and loose parts. Breakfast and lunch was provided.
During lunch, we built BrushBots made from a brush, battery, motor, tape, and wiring. Robot building was in two phases: a base bot before lunch and a claw bot to attach to the base after lunch.
Two high school teams from Northland presented their concepts and prototype bot to demonstrate and answer questions about competition.Representatives from Google and the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation were there to encourage ingenuity and invention.
Competition was fierce and it was hard to resist battling each other instead of scoring points by moving objects.
The day ended fast and was a great experience that encouraged team building, collaboration, and competition. Thanks to all who contributed to make this a success.
