by Andrew Kleyn, Middle School and High School Principal Our vision statement can be seen and measured in the lives of our graduates. A powerful example is in the life and work of Marian Henderson (Class of 2019). Marian is attending Calvin University to study Biology...
by Dr. Jamie Wernet, Director of Learning/Math Teacher Our vision for students is that they will be equipped to engage and transform the world for Jesus Christ. A primary question in our work is how to give students opportunities to practice engaging the world through...
We are excited to share the latest edition of The Pilgrim Post, our LCS student newspaper. This edition is a tribute to the Class of 2020. It contains memories from the senior class, advice from alumni, and notes of hope and encouragement. Thank you to...
This excellent podcast was created by a 5th grade student in Mr. Lohman's class, who interviewed several LCS teachers to learn what it takes to be a good teacher. In the podcast assignment, students learn technical skills while building empathy by asking good...
Students from Ms. Joos' 10th grade Biology class created photosynthesis projects that helped them teach the basic concepts to 2nd grade students. This assignment requires students to gain a deeper understanding of photosynthesis because they need to be able to share...
In a project for Mrs. Hileman's pre-calculus class, students used math to learn about the exponential growth of debt by completing the following tasks: • Research the university of your choice. • Research the cost of tuition. • Determine the cost of room and board. •...
