Warrior News

Attention, juniors and seniors: Purchase your prom tickets for $50 each in the school office now through March 22. The 2018 Junior-Senior Prom will be held at the Black Diamond clubhouse on April 14.

Congratulations to Tucker Parks and Ben Vardaman, 11th grade students, who were chosen by the American Legion to participate in this year's Boys State! You truly make us proud!

Congratulations to the following students who qualified to move on to the National History Bee: Carmelo Cordero, Hailee Lotts, Seth Eckart, Suzie Spaight, and Carson deBeer. We're proud of you all!

Interested in learning more about Seven Rivers Christian School? Join us for the SRCS Preview on Tuesday, March 13, at 6:30pm in the Florida Room. The evening will include an informational session and a campus tour.

SRCS was well represented by seven of our Grammar School students who took part in the recent African American Read-In, a county-wide celebration of community, literacy, and African American history.

Congratulations to these qualifiers for the National History Bee's Regional Finals in Orlando: Annabel Adams, Suzie Spaight, Dominic LaToracca, Seth Eckart, Mackenzie Scordato, Carson de Beer, Ainsley Winstead, Hailee Lotts, and Carmelo Cordero.

All are invited to the Midterm Band Concert on Monday, March 5, at 7:00PM in the church sanctuary. The 6th grade, middle school, and high school bands will all perform, as well as featured soloists. Admission is free.

The LifeSouth Bloodmobile will be on campus Wednesday, March 7, between 9:00AM and 2:30PM. One donation of blood can save up to three lives, so stop by and help save a life! Students must be 16 or older to donate blood.

Our senior class heads out on Thursday for Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to serve with Habitat for Humanity. Please join us in praying for their safety and for a productive week. They will end their trip with a stopover in North Carolina for snow skiing!

We are thrilled to make you aware of a recent article in an online education blog featuring the story of Maloni Lewis, SRCS Class of 2017, and the difference the Step Up for Students scholarship made in her educational journey. Read Maloni's story <a href="https://www.redefinedonline.org/2018/01/school-choice-scholarship-malonis-ticket-get-extreme-poverty/" target="_blank">here.</a>