After 27 years of service, nine years as principal, tireless advocate and humble leader Dr. Buzz Inboden plans to retire One of the great advantages that I have had over my eight years as Head of School is the fine group of administrators alongside which I work. The men and women that comprise the administrative […]
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Education and learning open up new worlds to students As I write this, I am looking out my office window at the new blanket of snow on the school grounds. I remember when I was a child and the wonder I felt at such a scene. It was as if a completely new world came […]
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WC Administration Seeks Parent Input on Extension of Christmas Break We are well into our third month of school and are very pleased that we have had only two positive COVID-19 cases among our students and staff, with both being rather mild. This speaks well of the precautions that everyone is taking and the cooperation […]
Troy McIntosh shares thoughts on the necessity and challenge of community in a COVID world At Worthington Christian School, we recognize that education is a science of relationships. That is to say, learning takes place by making connections from a person to an idea, from an idea to another idea, and from a person to […]
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WC remains fully committed to providing a rigorous, well-rounded Christian education Living in a COVID-19 world has caused all of us to become rather familiar with some level of uncertainty in our lives. I can attest that schools are experiencing the same thing— postponing decisions as we wait for more information, having to adjust on […]
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Head of School Troy McIntosh shares thoughts on recent events in our country. The last three months have been wildly disorienting for our nation. Grief, anger, frustration, anxiety, and hardship have become common acquaintances for so many of us. It is enough to make us who are believers call out and say, “Lord, have mercy.” […]
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A wide spectrum of perspectives exist on reopening school One of the great things about being part of a community is watching its members pull together in difficult times. I have received your emails and phone calls and read many of your social media posts so I know that the last two months has been […]
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School finances—past, present, and future—are addressed by Head of School Troy McIntosh “which is His body, the fullness of Him who fills everything in every way.” Ephesians 1:23 Head of School Troy McIntosh begins part three of the 2020 State of the School Address sharing Ephesians 1:23 and why it guides WC’s perspective of the […]
Head of School Troy McIntosh takes a look at student life. In the second of a three-part series, Head of School Troy McIntosh addresses WC student life including academics, arts, and athletics. Hear stories that will touch your heart, get a glimpse of student performance, and better understand why love, learning, work, and worship are […]
Head of School Troy McIntosh addresses facilities and more as WC transitions from three to two campuses. In the first of a three-part series, Head of School Troy McIntosh provides an update on construction of the Upper School, renovations at the Lower School, and the big summertime move. Troy also invites families to submit questions […]
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