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Jeans for Haiti this Friday 2/5
One of our Calvary Schools alumni is going to Haiti next week on a medical mission, and we are going to give the students a chance to support her. Simply bring $5 sometime this week into the office, and we will give each student a wristband to wear for Friday. Then, Friday wear your wristband and your favorite jeans (and uniform top). Continue to pray for Haiti and Marie as she goes to minister to the people of Haiti through the love of Christ.
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High School Information Night for Current Eighth Graders
If you are trying to decide where to go to high school next year, come and check out our High School Information Night on Friday, February 19th from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. in the main sanctuary.You will hear from our high school administration and have the opportunity to meet some of our high school teachers. You will also hear about our high school athletic programs, Bible classes, chapels, drama department and student government. For more information contact the high school office at (714) 662-7485.
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New Applications
The new 2010/2011 school year applications are posted on this website under "Prospective Students-Applications". Print it out, fill it out, and send it in. They are also available in the school office and the church office. We look forward to the new students we get every year. Come and be a part of the Calvary family!
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Washington DC Meeting Wednesday, February 10, Fellowship Hall 6 PM to 7 PM
Rooming, Wreath Laying essay, etc. will be discussed.
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Eighth Grade Electives Course Descriptions
Click Here for Details for Each Elective
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Parenting is Hard Work
As a parent, you are often going to be the "only one" who does not let them do such and such. You will be told "everyone else" gets to do everything. From rated PG-13 movies to staying on campus until church, from dressing appropriately to using course language, there are many stands that you as a parent must make. Thankfully, the everyone is doing everything thing is hardly ever true. But, even if it is, do what the Lord is leading you to do. Here are three quick ideas and three things to avoid. Number one, walk your talk. Lead by living. Number two, pray. Every day pray for wisdom, discernment, salvation, and love. Lastly, seek Godly counsel. Read the Word. Ask people that have raised Godly kids about their experiences. Three things to avoid: treating them like an adult, thinking they won't sin, and disconnecting from their life. Parenting is hard work. Don't doubt it. So, stay on your knees, keep your eyes open, your ears listening, and your heart soft. Wait upon the Lord, and He will renew your strength. Never give up.
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New ParentsWeb
There are two versions of ParentsWeb depending on your Internet access – a low-speed version for dial-up users, and a broadband version for users with high-speed Internet access.
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ParentsWeb FAQs
You've got plenty of questions and now you have answers.
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Get ParentsWeb Help
All parents of enrolled students are encouraged to use ParentsWeb to track their student progress online. You may need help to get started. Simply email us and help will be on the way.
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Apple Safari Not Supported
Unfortunately, the Apple Safari browser is not yet supported by the ParentsWeb upgrade. There is a workaround and it's pretty easy.
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