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WC Student Group Seeks Unity Through Diversity Several weeks ago the leaders of one of WC’s clubs, United Front, gathered together to discuss their goals for the month of February. As in years past, United Front has hosted special events throughout the month of February in conjunction with Black History Month. As they talked, these […]
WC Alumnus Shares His Story of Being a Late Bloomer “It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish that matters,” suggests Douglas Pierce (WC ’90) as he reflects on his life. Pierce occasionally finds himself in awe as he walks the 30,000 square foot building that belongs to his company “Prescription Hope.” With 110 […]
WC Alumni Reflect on the Stress of High School This is a question I posed to a few recent WC grads, all now in their first or second year of college. After having read the candid thoughts on the stress of current high school students, I wondered how college students from similar backgrounds now think […]
High School Students Describes the Stress of Daily Life 84% of WC high school students reported (in a recent survey) that they sometimes, often or always experience anxiety over their academic performance. Teen stress and pressure to achieve are not issues limited to one school, community, or demographic, though; it seems that these issues pervade […]
WC High Schoolers Share Candid Thoughts in Recent Survey By Laura Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer What do you wish parents knew about the pressures of high school, academic achievement and the college admissions process? This was one of nine questions asked of WC’s students in grades nine to 12 in an informal, anonymous survey conducted recently. […]
Student Raises A Pup with Purpose By Laura Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer Like many children, this time last year then-fourth grader Raelene Brooks was hoping to get a puppy. Not just any puppy, though, a Pilot Dog puppy. She first heard about Pilot Dogs from her mother, Kristin, who trained Pilot Dogs when she was a […]
WC’s 2019 Community Impact Day in Review By Laura Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer The mission of WC to “develop the mind of Christ” in its students would be incomplete without an emphasis on the importance of serving others–not just as a school requirement or even a spiritual duty–as an expression of worship and response to God’s […]
Continue Reading GIVING THANKS TO GOD THROUGH SERVING OTHERS
Worthington Christian’s football team prepares for its first playoff game this Friday By Paul Batterson, Contributing Writer While playing for the Worthington Christian High School football team, Braden Anderson has endured all kinds of weather … except for one. With the Warriors making the first postseason appearance in its brief eight-year history, the junior running […]
New Opportunity for WC Parents Seeks to Promote Genuine Community By Laura Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer One of the core values of Worthington Christian School is “promoting a genuine community within our students and their families.” As believers that share faith in Jesus, WC has a unique and beautiful opportunity for that very thing: genuine community. […]
WCMS cross country coach competes in international event, shares experience with student-athletes By Paul Batterson and Laura Fitzpatrick, Contributing Writers Neither her time nor finish were her best at the International Triathlon World Championships, but Robin Muskopf said she was more pleased with this year’s finish than she had been with her 2018 and 2017 […]
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