2015-2016 Student Government Deadlines

Student Body Officers (current 10th & 11th Grade students):

Monday, March 2 - Thursday, March 12: Students may pick up applications from Mrs. Wheeler.

Friday, March 13: All applications are due to Mrs. Wheeler by 3:15 p.m.

Week of March 16: Mrs. Wheeler will meet with applicants.

Tuesday, March 31: Speeches will be made during study hall.

Wednesday, April 1: Elections will be held during lunch.

Class Officers (current 5th - 11th Grade students):

Monday, April 13 - Friday, April 17: Students may pick up applications from Mrs. Wheeler.

Friday, April 17: All applications are due.

Wednesday, April 22: Elections will be held during lunch.

Human Anatomy and Physiology students used regular household materials to construct a digestive system that food, in the form of a marble, could pass through in Susan Cooper's Junkyard Digestive System lab.  Warner Watkins makes sure his esophagus and stomach will work perfectly while Andrew Duwe looks on.

ACSI Spelling Bee Results

Congratulations to all of our students who earned a spot to participate in the recent Association of Christian School International (ACSI) Spelling Bee.  Shannon Forest came home with impressive results!

3rd Grade Presents...Nothin' Could Be Finer

 Brooke Thompson's 3rd Grade students celebrated all of their hard work in learning math fractions by eating fractions!  Students ate fractional slices of pizza and cookie cake.  Who knew fractions could taste so good? 

Zander Wilk Ruble discovers the delicious fraction reward.

Jack Wyland chows down on a fraction of cookie cake.

Amy Harkey's K5 class recently celebrated the birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss), born on March 2, 1904.  The renown author's birthday has become National Read Across America Day.

Katie Horton's 2nd Grade class is learning about standard and nonstandard units of measurement.   Students Aidan Doherty, Alexia Strunck and Aubrey Glenn work at measuring objects around the classroom using cubes.

Middle and Upper school art students recently participated in a contest sponsored by Upstate International with the theme of "Connecting with the World."  Our Shannon Forest winners were Jacey King, 11th Grade, (High School) and Meredith Tomlinson, 7th Grade (Middle School).  The artwork will be displayed at the University Center of Greenville for the month of March.

Concert Choir To Attend Prestigious Chicago Festival

Shannon Forest's Concert Choir will travel to Chicago on Thursday, March 19, to take part in the Choirs of America Festival of Choirs.  Only a handful of choral programs are accepted to attend this prestigious event and our students will be joining other high quality choirs from around the country.  While in the Windy City, activities will include the Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, Adler Planetarium and dining and shopping on the Magnificent Mile. Students will end their Chicago experience with a Blue Man Group performance and a private meet and greet. 

Shannon Forest Christian School admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin or religious preference to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.  SFCS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin or religious preference in the administration of its education policies, scholarship, athletic and school administered programs.