This week in Christian education (Oct. 3-7)
Memphis Christian school looking to expand
– Evangelical Christian School of Memphis, TN is aiming to meet demands in Memphis for more Christian education by expanding its campuses. And with a…
– Evangelical Christian School of Memphis, TN is aiming to meet demands in Memphis for more Christian education by expanding its campuses. And with a rapid influx of growth, the school is looking to begin as early as next year. Read
more.
Scattered Christian school approved for own building– Enrollment has tripled since Brookside Christian Academy in Dunn, NC opened in 2020. And now the school is looking to build a campus as churches and community centers no longer suffice. Read
more.
$8 million campaign for Jefferson City Christian school– River Oak Christian Academy has outgrown its current space and is having to turn away prospective students. Their solution? Building a multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art campus. Read
more.
Christian school students rally memorialize classmate after untimely death– 5-year-old Bella Rae Durga passed away unexpectedly in February, prompting the community to rally in support of her family. And just before the school year began, her classmates built a memorial on the playground in memory of her. Read
more. Traders Point Christian School teaches STEM in engaging, fall-themed competition– Students of Traders Point Christian School competed in an annual pumpkin-drop contest this week. They must employ scientific principles to protect their pumpkin from the 50-foot drop. Read
more.
