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Dec 16, 2020

The House of Christmas

Neil Anderson, Head of School

And Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit, and she exclaimed with a loud cry, “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb!And why is this granted t...
Oct 08, 2019

TCS - A Window to Our Community

written by: Patti Hinze, Board Member

It’s Thursday night. Perhaps you have spent your day wiping noses and bottoms while also convincing your five-year-old to write row after row of a lower case ‘e’ that looks like English instead o...
Sep 19, 2019

TCS House System and Communitas

Quinn Baskin, Campus Chaplin

The House System is a time-honoured structure of student body organization originating in British boarding schools and still prominent there on many campuses. Students were initially groupe...
Jun 10, 2019

Rome 2019

Kennedy Foxwell, TCS Junior

MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN… When people ask about my trip to Rome, I am never sure what to tell them. The problem is not that I don’t have enough to say but rather that I don’t know how much...
May 03, 2019

Why We Should Read Sad Books

written by: Christi Williams, Upper School Teacher

Whenever I try to convince my daughter to read a new book, the first question she suspiciously asks me is: “Is it sad?” If I say yes, she refuses to read it. Then we have the same argument we...
Apr 05, 2019

A Glimpse into TCS Reading Week

Michelle Christopherson, Grammar School Director

TCS spends a week each spring with an intense focus on reading. We want TCS to be full of students, parents, and educators who love to read. We believe this is the basis of a great education and a ...
Mar 07, 2019

Making Old Things New

Michelle Graves

Filmmaker Peter Jackson, of Lord of the Rings fame, has a “new” movie out called They Shall Not Grow Old. The movie is made out of footage from World War I, brought back to life after a century of st...
Feb 12, 2019

Six-Year-Olds Can Make A Difference

Catha Jaynes

Over the last several years, TCS parents have come together and started book clubs for the students in each grade level. There are several objectives in forming these book clubs. We want to foster...
Jan 03, 2019

Michelangelo In A Cup

Dr. John Scholl

Foam rides a darkened sea becalms its bitter storm laps against porcelain coasts. This is the single extant stanza from a poem I am trying to write. Of course, I have been toying with the words. “Bla...
Dec 05, 2018

The Joy of Every Longing Heart

Theresa Tarn, Primer Academic Director and Grammar School Art Coordinator

Are you one of those crazy people who sets up the Christmas tree before Thanksgiving? I am. Perhaps it’s my love of Christmas songs that puts me in the mood early. Or the little girl in our hou...
Nov 02, 2018

Growing in God Through Daily Rituals

Kyle Bryant

Have you ever taught someone how to ride a bike? If you were to create a “how-to” guide for bike-riding, what would it say? What instructions would you include? Most people know how to ride a bike, b...
Oct 03, 2018

Keep Moving Forward

Joseph Christopherson

It was dark, and the whole neighborhood was settling down nicely for the night. I lived just outside the town so it was quiet and dark. My sister and I were not tired, though. We were ready. At any m...

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