The Shield: Fall 2025

Check out the latest issue of The Shield for Fall 2025!

Uncompromised

Featuring:

• Uncompromised: Living a Life Set Apart for Christ
  We introduced our schoolwide theme focused on standing firm in faith amid cultural pressures, encouraging students to live uncompromised lives rooted in Christ.

• High School Chaplain Program
  We launched a new chaplain ministry class that equips student leaders to grow spiritually, build meaningful relationships, and help plan chapels that serve our school community.

• Annual Benefit Auction Recap
  We exceeded our fundraising goal by raising over $374,000 at our Annual Benefit Auction, celebrating generosity, fellowship, and God’s provision while unveiling our 2025 special project to enhance outdoor gathering spaces on both campuses.

• Elementary Theme: Charger Olympics
  We kicked off the year with the Charger Olympics theme, using a Winter Olympics connection to teach perseverance, endurance, and wholehearted devotion to God through Mark 12:30.

• Elementary Spiritual Emphasis Week
  Our elementary students engaged in a week of skits, activities, and lessons centered on loving the Lord with heart, soul, mind, and strength, reinforcing biblical truth in joyful, age-appropriate ways.

• Chapel Highlights
  Our middle and high school chapels aligned monthly spiritual topics with the Uncompromised theme, recognizing students who demonstrated biblical character and encouraging practical faith application.

• 6th Grade Spiritual Retreat
  Our 6th graders attended a retreat at Black Rock Retreat Center, where they studied the book of Daniel and learned how to remain faithful while resisting worldly pressures.

• Student of the Month – October
  We recognized Kate Weigel for her leadership, service, and faith journey, celebrating the ways our teachers and programs have shaped her growth.

• Student of the Month – November
  We honored Leah Mitchell for her academic dedication, spiritual growth, and servant-leadership as she prepares for her future in wildlife biology.

• Fall Theater Productions
  Our middle and high school students brought two productions to life—Big Bad and 12 Angry Jurors—showcasing creativity, teamwork, and strong performances.

• Fine Arts Achievement
  We celebrated sophomore Daniel Hess for being selected to District Chorus, recognizing excellence in music education at MCCS.

• Fall Athletics Highlights
  Our Chargers achieved outstanding success across fall sports, including conference honors, championship appearances, record-setting milestones, and the launch of our first middle school cross country season.

• Looking Ahead Calendar
  Save the dates for important upcoming concerts, homecoming, testing, breaks, and school events!