Choosing the right school has become one of the most strategic decisions a parent can make. Education is not value neutral and every institution will work to shape the worldview of an impressionable child. It demands a quality choice.
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Christopher Columbus, Thomas Edison, Ann Sullivan, & Helen Keller were just a few of the visitors to Combie campus this week as 6th grade students presented their annual Wax Museum. Under the direction of teachers Ana DeGraaf and Stacie Bagley, elementary students were invited to learn from the many famous persons who participated in this year’s event. Well done sixth grade!
As you may be aware, Forest Lake Christian High School has been continuously accredited by both the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) for nearly thirty years. Accreditation is a process of self-evaluation and external review. It is a rigorous, challenging and wholly engaging process designed to encourage professional maturation and assure accountability to all stakeholders in an educational institution.
During our last two cycles of accreditation we received the highest level of validation (a six year term) by the external review team and were delighted with their clear affirmation of our entire program. We are nearing the end of our current accreditation cycle and have been working diligently on all aspects of the program in an effort to be prepared for the next external review which is scheduled for the last week of March.
Our accreditation committee is comprised of five…
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March 17, 2010
On Tuesday, March 17th the Senior Economics Classes will sponsor their annual “Apprentice Day” project. This class project is based upon the television show of the same name. Students are placed into groups for the sake of competition and assigned a task to accomplish. The project is designed to teach the seniors the many concepts and activities that go into running a business. The goal for each group is to raise as much money as they can and then donate the proceeds. In order to raise money, teams will be selling food, drinks, desserts and raffle tickets.
This year the proceeds will be going to Haiti to help rebuild an orphanage.
All are welcome to attend Apprentice Day.
Please come out and support their efforts by enjoying some great food and fun.
11:30 A.M. to 1 P.M.
In the High School Gym
