Newsletter

Dear parents, May is an exciting month for our school community. Not only are we looking forward to celebrating our moms, but we are also busy preparing for the conclusion of another school year and the launch of our upcoming summer program. This school year has flown by in a whirlwind of activities. It seems as though it came and went in the blink of an eye. We packed so much into these months that sometimes it feels like a blur. However, it is important that we remember the special moments that made the 2025–2026 school year memorable for both our students and parents. We are dedicated to capturing these cherished memories in our annual school yearbook. We encourage you to place your order for a yearbook so you can always look back on the special moments in your child’s academic journey. I want to thank all of our parents who helped make this year’s Gala, “Let Us Rise Up

Dear parents, May is an exciting month for our school community. Not only are we looking forward to celebrating our moms, but we are also busy preparing for the conclusion of another school year and the launch of our upcoming summer program. This school year has flown by in a whirlwind of activities. It seems as though it came and went in the blink of an eye. We packed so much into these months that sometimes it feels like a blur. However, it is important that we remember the special moments that made the 2025–2026 school year memorable for both our students and parents. We are dedicated to capturing these cherished memories in our annual school yearbook. We encourage you to place your order for a yearbook so you can always look back on the special moments in your child’s academic journey. I want to thank all of our parents who helped make this year’s Gala, “Let Us Rise Up

Dear parents,   Holy Week is upon us, and we invite you to join us for the Good Friday Service on April 3rd at 7 PM, and the Resurrection Sunday Celebration on April 5 at 11 AM. Our Easter theme this year is “For His Glory.” The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the single most important event of the Christian faith and the one thing that distinguishes Christianity from all other world religions. We do not follow a dead prophet, but a living Savior who not only gave His perfect life in place of our imperfect lives to pay the just penalty for our sins, but He defeated death and lives in Heaven with His Father and vows to return again soon. It is because of this fact that believers all over the world commit their lives to following Christ, and Christ alone, for He stated Himself that: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes