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WC senior reflects on a simple message with a profound impact When asked what element of a WC education has had the single greatest impact on her, senior Jessica Malony has a surprising response: it started in first grade. Since her earliest school days, there was one particular message that she heard from Principal Jim […]
WC teacher Emily Solinger shares her story of experiencing God amidst deep pain and grief [Editor’s Note: 2 Corinthians 1:3-11 says, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to […]
Trio of departing teachers represent nearly 80 years of teaching at WC By Paul Batterson, Contributing Writer Three long-term Worthington Christian School teachers are set to retire at the end of this school year. Marti Alt, Ruth Beschta, and Linda Hall have compiled nearly 80 years of teaching experience at WC. Ruth Beschta has served […]
Completing another project on WC’s master facilities plan comes into view because of radical generosity, obedience, and desire to impact generations of Warriors From the very beginning of human existence, God has chosen to write His story through the lives of people, both individuals and groups. The biblical narrative is driven by story after story […]
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 Editor’s Note: This article was published in February 2020 as part of a community event WC hosted with Forbes publisher and author Rich Karlgaard whose book entitled Late Bloomers: The Power of Patience in a World Obsessed with Early Achievement was the central theme. “It’s […]
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 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 young girl. “I heard my […]
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