Concordia
Academy
Tenets
SCHOLARS
Interactive, academic preparation SERVANTS
Community service activities SAINTS
Christ - centered culture
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Concordia Staff Dr. Rebecca Burton Head of School
Elaine Vincenzo
Assistant Director
Trish Miller
Financial Administrator
Karen Wiechman
Communications
Pastor Robert Balduc Executive Director
Melissa Gorgas
2's Teacher
Jackie Ferris
2's Assistant
Kathleen Eldridge
3's Teacher
Debbie Mitchell
Amy Lucas
3's Assistants
Ranelle Rush
4's Teacher
Jackie Ferris
Lena Lampley
4's Assistants
Karla Balduc
Kindergarten Teacher
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Registration for the 2012-2013 is ongoing. Registration packets are available on our website at www.concordiafw.org or at the front desk. Current students must re-enroll by submitting the 2012-2013 application packet. We do not automatically re-enroll current students.
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Our Wacky World!
Three times a year, Concordia Academy classrooms share learning environments. In the shared learning environments, classes rotate to each classroom to learn about topics related to a theme. The first rotation was called Christmas Around the World. This week, on Wednesday and Thursday, students participated in a second rotation, called Our Wacky World.
Ms. Balduc, our Kindergarten teacher, taught students about the variations of feet. Animal feet, insect feet, and human feet are made differently to accommodate basic survival needs.
Ms. Rush, our Pre-Kindergarten teacher, taught students about scabs. She demonstrated how a scab forms using cheesecloth,
a water bottle, and liquid. Ms. Eldridge, our 3s class teacher, taught students about the wonderful world of noses. Students participated in sniff tests to match the scents to the description. They also learned about snot and how
it helps to protect the body.
Ms. Gorgas, our 2s class teacher, taught students about the digestive tract. They learned about the length of the intestines and how germs are transferred to the digestive tract.
Ask your students about the fun and informative activities from this week! I'm sure they can't wait to tell you about Our Wacky World!The final rotation will take place in May. Parent volunteers will be needed to assist in the rotations. If you would like to participate, please contact Dr. Burton.
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No School on Good Friday!
Next Friday, April 6th, Concordia Academy will be closed. Classes will resume on Monday, April 9th. |
St. Peter Lutheran Church's Holy Week Schedule
 Roanoke Easter Egg Hunt -
THIS Sat, March 31st, 8:30 to 11:30 am at the soccer fields next to the Roanoke Recreation Center (Parish Lane & S. Walnut). Our school is helping with the tattoo booth on the Midway of Games. Contact Elaine Vincenzo at evincenzo@stpeterfw.org if you'd like to help. Games start at 8:30 and the Egg Hunt begins at 10:00. - Palm/Passion Sunday -
Sun, April 1st - regular worship times with education. - Maundy Thursday -
Thurs, April 5th, 7 pm worship - experience the Passover Meal from the Old Testament, which Jesus observed when He instituted the Lord's Supper . Please let us know you're coming by RSVPing to the email you received, by clicking here to go to the website, or by checking the box on your worship slip this Sunday. - Good Friday Prayer Vigil at Planned Parenthood Fri, April 6th, 9 am - Click here to go to the "Events" page of our website for more information.
- Good Friday - Fri, April 6th - 7 pm worship - we remember our Savior's great sacrifice for us.
- Easter Sunday - HE IS RISEN! - Sun, April 8th - Worship services at 8:00 am, 9:30 am and 11:00 am.
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