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Volume 23 Number 16 1/12/2017
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Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17
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MISSION STATEMENT
Heritage School provides a distinctive classical Christ-centered education that prepares students for servant leadership and lives that glorify God.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is a School Holiday
Take time to serve on Monday in remembrance of Martin Luther King, Jr..
School resumes on Tuesday, January 17.
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Challenge ~ Preparation ~ Trust
Last week, Heritage welcomed back to campus several alumni to address our students, parents and faculty at a special chapel, followed by a time of Q & A at a reception in their honor in Herzog Hall.
Heritage School Alumni included Blake Harpold, class of 2013, who will graduate with a business and computer science degree from ACU this spring. Continue Reading>>
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Chris Nevins Chapel Speaker
Wednesday, January 11th, the upper school students had the pleasure of hearing from Chris Nevins, a local volunteer firefighter and county prosecutor. Mr. Nevins, who has three children of his own, works to prosecute county offenses. During his message he enlisted three volunteers to demonstrate an emergency situation. Mr. Nevins used Jonathan Hoermann to demonstrate how the gear is worn, and how it is used to keep him safe. His clothing protects him from the elements, his oxygen sustains him, and his devices keep him in contact with dispatch. Mr. Nevins’ outstanding message urged students to be ready for “faith emergencies,” and to remain in constant contact with God. He used the components of his fire gear to relate to the armor of God. As a first responder, Mr. Nevins in constantly risking his life for others. His gear keeps him safe, just as Christ sustains him from danger.
Ben Ashley, 10th Grade Student
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Grammar School Village
Kindergarten--counting coins daily, finding the correct coins to equal the date
1st Grade--will continue learning about US symbols and what they mean
2nd Grade--learning about the battles of the Texas Revolution during l835-l836
3rd Grade--writing book reports on Columbus and going to town with their multiplication facts!
4th Grade--reading a new novel, Caddie Woodlawn, about a frontier girl's adventures in Wisconsin in the 1860s. Since we just completed our Civil War study, the children are really enjoying the time period
5th Grade--comparing and contrasting two main characters in literature: Jay Berry from Summer of the Monkeys and Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables
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4th graders and Ms. DeLeery practice their Latin skills through a friendly
game of Uno.
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Kendall Kenisky received the Grammar School Ichthus Award for having an over-the-top respectful and friendly attitude.
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Thank You!
Dear Logic and Rhetoric School Parents and Students,
On behalf of the Faculty and Staff of Heritage School’s Upper School students, please accept our most sincere appreciation for the generous gift card and extra cash with which you surprised all of us just before Christmas. It was such an unexpected delight to find the card with the student’s signatures along with such a nice gift!
We are grateful to be able to teach in a school where teachers are honored and Christ is glorified. Thank you for your gift, but more importantly, thank you for your support as parents and your investment in, not only the education, but the character of your children.
In Christ,
The Faculty & Staff
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January Chapel ~ Schedule
January 18 ~ Seniors and Mr. Turpin ~ All School ~ MPAC
January 25 ~ Kaleb Dale ~ Upper School ~ MPAC
Grammar ~ Katherine Zenner ~ Great Hall
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Heritage Athletics
For detailed information on upcoming events and results by Coach Parsons : >>Heritage Athletics
Mandatory Spring Sport Meeting for Tennis and Track
January 19th at 5:30 pm
@MPAC
Combined meeting at 5:30
Break out groups for tennis with Coaches Jess and Diane Asper
Track - Coach Perez and Coach Given
**Important information on practice schedules, meets and matches and dual sport participation if interested.
**Please let me know by email if you’re not able to make it so your athletes gets included on the roster:
tami.given@heritage-school.net
Please make arrangements to receive the information from another family if you have a conflict. The goal of the meeting is to get you all the information in one setting. There will be some time sensitive items to manage regarding My Team Store for shoes and apparel.
Looking forward to a phenomenal spring sport season!
Upcoming Events
Tami Given,
Athletic Director
tami.given@heritage-school.net
830-997-6597
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SCRIP
Are you interested in ordering SCRIP gift cards? For more information go to the Heritage Website >>here
Already a SCRIP buyer? Go directly to SCRIP
Thank you from the Heritage School Class of 2017!
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