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A Message from Mrs. Sandra Bottge, Principal:

Traditions often play an important part of our Christmas celebration. One of my family's traditions is avoiding the crowds on Black Friday and putting up our Christmas decorations. This year, my teenage son decided it was time to give up his toy nativity scene and get a new, grown up one to display in his bedroom. We set out on a hunt for a reasonably priced nativity scene. Every store we entered had a variety of Christmas trees, Santas and inflatable decorations but no nativity scenes. We couldn't find Jesus anywhere.

As we drove home I was disappointed not only because I couldn't find what I was looking for but also because Jesus doesn't seem to be a part of the world's Christmas anymore. A secular Christmas has as much meaning as unwrapping a beautiful package only to find an empty box. I'm so thankful that the presence of Jesus is evident at Eastern Christian. What a blessing it is to share with our children the joy of Christmas and the fulfillment of God's promise to provide a

Savior. Listening to the students sing "Go Tell it on the Mountain" with all their heart and soul in chapel this week was a wonderful reminder that we need to share the good new of Jesus with others who will have an empty Christmas if they don't know Him.

Theme: “Whatever you do, do it for God”

Colossians 3:17 (New International Version)

"And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."


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Eastern Christian Elementary School offers several options for kindergarten students.

Junior Kindergarten is available for students who are 4 ½ by September 1. Junior Kindergarten is held in the preschool building Monday through Friday afternoons from 12:30-3:15. Students in the Junior Kindergarten class develop reading readiness, language, writing and math skills. They learn Bible stories about Old Testament heroes and Jesus. The Junior Kindergarten class walks to the elementary building each week for music, P.E., and library classes. A classroom instructional aide is in the classroom at all times.
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Half-Day Kindergarten
is available for students who are 5 by October 1. Half-Day Kindergarten is held every morning in the elementary school from 8:30am to 11:20am. The Half-Day curriculum includes: letter recognition, letter sounds, writing letters, combining letters and letter sounds, addition, subtraction, Bible stories, science concepts and social skills. Students attend music, P.E., art, and library/computer classes on a weekly basis. A classroom instructional aide is in the classroom at all times. Morning kindergarten students may attend the preschool’s Lunch Box and Stay ‘N Play programs. Students are walked over to the preschool for lunch from 11:30 to 12:15. Students may be picked up at 12:15 or stay until 3:15 for the Stay ‘N Play program. 
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All-Day Kindergarten is available for students who are 5 by October 1. The All-Day curriculum includes: letter recognition, letter sounds, writing letters, combining letters and letter sounds, addition, subtraction, Bible stories, science concepts and social skills. Students attend music, P.E., art and library/computer classes on a weekly basis. The curriculum is the same in the half-day and all-day kindergarten classes. The all-day class offers more time for enrichment activities. Students who attend the all-day class are not ahead of the half-day students; they have just had more exposure to the same concepts. A classroom instructional aide is in the classroom until 1:00pm.
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