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Middle School language arts students showcased their understanding of class novels through engaging hands-on projects. They had the freedom to choose from various media and presentation formats, resulting in impressive displays of creativity and teamwork.

Mrs. Frey’s Civics class conducted a Mock Trial to conclude their semester. This was an opportunity for students to put theory into practice. This semester, students have studied the three branches of government: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. The trial, "U.S. versus Dominique Stephens", was the students' opportunity to exhibit all that they learned about the law in society and how to present a case to a judge and jury. Several underclassmen participated in the experience as jury members and other key court officials while other students and teachers sat in on the trial to witness the excitement.

Our Lower School fathers and sons created special memories together through a time of creative innovation with Legos.

The Upper School faculty recognized grade 11 student Evelyn as the Lion of the Month for the month of December. Evelyn's commitment to her academic studies along with her spiritual growth has been a joy to watch. She continues to challenge herself in ways that are exemplary to both her peers and her teachers. Congratulations, Evelyn!

The grade 7 science class conducted a lab that explored how exercise (increased muscle activity) affects the rate of cellular respiration. Cellular respiration is a chemical reaction that occurs in your cells to make energy. Carbon dioxide production can be measured by breathing through a straw into a solution of bromothymol blue.

Mrs. Madore’s grade 4 science students explored gravity, water, pressure, velocity, slope, erosion, and parts of a river as they observed, predicted and brainstormed what was happening in their stream table experiment!

The Master's School Preschool Program is committed to fostering wonder and delight in learning. The curriculum is designed to nurture a positive sense of self and respect for others; to support and develop emerging social and emotional skills; to encourage creative expression and problem solving; to create an environment where young children can discover God and experience His love.

So much fun and festivities during Christmas Spirit Week!