Scroll through the photos on the left to find an original painting created by Paul Collins to benefit the school. The piece will be auctioned off at our May 3, 2012 New Friends Banquet. Learn More
Instead of staying home from school and watching T.V. or doing who knows what, our students spent Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at school learning about Dr. King, and learning about justice and civil rights. This year, Ruth Jones, retired administrator of Henry Paideia Academy spoke to the K-8 student body about God’s vision for their lives.
After the assembly, students went on an annual prayer walk on the streets surrounding the school. For lunch, a giant potluck prepared by the parents of the school featuring a variety of ethnic dishes was held. Mr. Van’s 4/5 class presented their version of “The Hiding Place” twice during the day. And every K-8 student took part in creating a piece of art that will commemorate this special day.
High school students served at a variety of homeless shelters in the morning and in the afternoon they had a multicultural worship service led by our Burundi students and the Burundi church.
Michigan College Goal Sunday Join us on February 12th* and 13th, 2011 at a chance to get money for college! There are 30 locations in Michigan to go, so we will see you there!
*Select locations ONLY
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 is the first day back for all students! For snow day information, please check local news stations.
First-year seventh grade teacher, Andy Solorio wanted to make his class’s Christmas party memorable and boy did he ever.
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First-year seventh grade teacher, Andy Solorio wanted to make his class’s Christmas party memorable and boy did he ever.
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