We glory in tribulations also: knowing that tribulation worketh patience; and patience, experience; and experience, hope. Romans 5:3-4
MISSION STATEMENT Heritage School provides a distinctive classical Christ-centered education that prepares students for servant leadership and lives that glorify God.
Grammar School Village
Kindergarten—looking forward to enjoying the play Roxaboxen at the Magik Theatre
1st Grade--reading Frog & Toad and learning about Moses and Balaam in Bible
2nd Grade--learning how to write a two point paragraph in Grammar
3rd Grade--working hard on our speech meet selections!
4th Grade--working on individual oral reports about a U.S. President
5th Grade--dissecting sheep eyeballs this week in science!!
January Chapel ~ Schedule
January 25 ~ Upper School ~ Kaleb Dale ~ MPAC
Grammar ~ Katherine Zenner ~ Great Hall
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!
Heritage School seniors, Dylan Sione and Madeleine Londa are set to perform at the Fredericksburg Theater Company’s winter musical Hello, Dolly! The music director for FTC's production of Hello, Dolly! is Donna Vaughan. Performances will be: February 17th through March 5th, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday at 2:00 pm.
Seventh Grade Visits Windcrest Nursing Home
On the last day of school before Christmas break, Mrs. McComack’s seventh grade class went caroling at the Windcrest Nursing Home. Mrs. Martha Lucas helped lead the singing; also, Mrs. Jill Elliot and Mrs. Ingrid Fairchild came to carpool, share Christmas goodies, and sing with the residents. Each student shared jingle bells with the ladies and gentlemen as they shared their favorite Christmas Carols. One of the nurses shared with us that we were the first group to come share Christmas greetings with the people who live at Windcrest. Results? The JOY of Christmas was very present in both the smiles of the children and the residents!
