As a school community, we are midway through our study of the Gospel of Matthew. During a recent Morning Meeting, students paused to reflect on key truths they’ve encountered so far, guided by Scripture, prayer prompts, and quiet time before the Lord. These reflections trace Jesus’ invitation into the life of the Kingdom, calling us to trust God’s faithfulness, pursue transformed hearts, live with sincerity, and rest in Christ’s care. Together, they offer a picture of formation that is thoughtful, prayerful, and rooted in Scripture, inviting both students and families to continue reflecting on these truths at home.
Read MoreAs parents, we think a lot about the kind of people we want our kids to become—wise, compassionate, and capable of navigating the world with integrity and confidence. But in a culture full of noise and shifting values, we’re often left wondering: Who or what is really shaping our children?
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Read MoreWe should all be empowered to respond confidently when someone asks “Why SCCS?”.
Read More5th Grade shared a beloved prayer from Every Moment Holy called "A Liturgy of Praise to the King of Creation" (273-277), recognizing that God is "The Rain King...The Grain King...[the] Lord of the Bees, King of the Walruses, Commander of Rhinos, Lord of the Lightning Bugs...the King of the Constellations, The Black Hole King..." and more.
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Does a Classical Christian Education properly equip my child in a modern world that emphasizes STEM readiness? Let’s give thought to some common questions and misconceptions.
Read MoreKim Arthur (mom to three SCCS students and our very own Director of Advancement) encouraged our students at weekly Chapel to press into a knowing of God that isn’t merely an intellectual pursuit.
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