May 27, 2015

Worth Celebrating

By |2015-05-27T09:03:14-07:00May 27, 2015|Celebrating, Secondary|0 Comments

I went home fairly exhausted late Friday night after helping with the clean-up at Heritage Alliance Church, following the graduation dinner and program.What a night! What a week!Watching our community of staff, students and parents come together to celebrate what God has done at ACS for our children is, once again, an incredible experience.In front [...]

May 19, 2015

Stand up if…

By |2015-05-19T09:19:56-07:00May 19, 2015|Athletics, Celebrating, Middle School|0 Comments

During one of our recent middle school chapels, I asked all of our students who had been involved in any of our athletic teams to stand up. I started with cross-country, then volleyball and basketball, followed by grade 7 and 8 badminton, track and field, secondary soccer teams and golf team. In the end, we [...]

May 11, 2015

100 Chairs for Parents

By |2015-05-11T09:03:30-07:00May 11, 2015|21st Century Learning, Elementary, School Vision|0 Comments

Remember Curriculum Chapels?For several years, each grade level needed to present something about what they had been learning about in class. With a mission statement that says, “all of life under God,” everything we do is worship. It made sense to do chapels in which our learning was presented as an offering of worship.One of [...]

May 8, 2015

Can you talk to my child about…?

By |2015-05-08T08:58:40-07:00May 8, 2015|Elementary, Parenting, Relationships|1 Comment

I remember the day that my children made a switch in their “educational” thinking. For them, it happened in kindergarten, but I know it can happen at any time during those first few years of school. Up until that point in their lives, everything Mom said was right. Mom knew the facts. Mom knew the [...]

Apr 30, 2015

Learning to Speak the Language of Boy

By |2015-04-30T09:07:06-07:00April 30, 2015|Elementary, Parenting, Relationships|3 Comments

How is it that boys get immeasurable pleasure out of beating the living daylights out of each other? Not every boy has a brother, but even amongst their friends, I notice that guys give a punch to the shoulder as they say hello or as the boys leave the classroom, they are tussling and manhandling [...]

Apr 27, 2015

Rompin’ Stompin’ Sekoia

By |2021-07-07T21:29:13-07:00April 27, 2015|Elementary|0 Comments

She's five, loves snowshoeing, and is passionate about giving back. Sekoia Kornelius, a kindergarten student in Mrs. Humphrey's class, has been raising money and awareness for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation for the last few years. Sekoia's mom first developed a passion for the cause and in turn began Sekoia's journey of giving back. GET [...]

Apr 24, 2015

SPAM Haiku

By |2015-04-24T09:01:03-07:00April 24, 2015|Secondary|8 Comments

Back in 1996, I had an idea. I think this idea was somehow inspired by my high school friend, Robin and by the latest advance in communication—email.  The idea: SPAM® haiku.At the time, I had 34, what we now call, contacts. They included Robin, of course, several university friends, and my colleagues at Abbotsford Christian School. [...]

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