3rd Quarter High Honor & Honor Roll

Congratulations to our 6th - 12th Grade students who earned a place on the 3rd Quarter High Honor Roll (average grade of 97-100) and Honor Roll (average grade of 93-96)!

Spencer Black, Jack Devine & Elena Englbrecht observe different canned beverages in water during an 8th Grade Physical Science experiment - "Will it sink or float?" 

Seniors and Chaperones to Minister in Costa Rica

A group of 21members of our senior class and 4 chaperones will be ministering to the people of Costa Rica from Friday, March 27, through Saturday, April 4. The group will be working in two locations; La Cuenca and Cot. La Cuenca (literally "the basin") is home to approximately 800 Nicaraguan refugees - both women and children - who live in corrugated metal shacks in a "squatter village."  Our students will lead the children of the community in both worship and games, as well as participate in work projects to help the families of La Cuenca. Cot is a very small mountain village where our students will work alongside a local High School program concentrating on developing success among their students.  The group will also visit a sugar cane plantation, tour a volcano, and zip line through the rainforest before heading for home.

Middle School Greek Mythology Festival Planned

All middle School students will be participating in a day-long Mythology Festival on Thursday, April 2, in the West Campus (US) Gymnasium. Students will be sharing myths and poems they have written, performing in plays they've scripted, participating in trivia, costume, and statue contests, and displaying their research and artwork. There will also be a Greek lunch served as  part of the festival. 

Spring Break FlexTime Deadline

FlexTime dates are available during Shannon Forest's upcoming spring break from Monday, April 6, - Friday, April 10, for students in PK3 - 5th Grade.  Participants MUST pre-register by Tuesday, March 31.  If you have further questions, contact Reida Pearson at rpearson@shannonforest.com.

Click HERE to register for FlexTime by Tuesday, March 31

 5th Grade student Caroline Porterfield recently attended the ACSI Regional Spelling Bee and landed in the top 20 spellers.  Congratulations, Caroline! 

Enroll Now for Summer at Shannon

Are your PK3 - Rising 6th Grade children ready for an awesome summer learning adventure?  Join us as we embark on a multi-sensory exploration of God's World!  

General Information

• Summer at Shannon runs from Monday, June 1, through Friday, July 31
• There will be no classes held Monday, June 29 - Friday, July 3
• Full day hours are 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
• Half day hours are 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Two, three & five day options are available
• This program is for children ages PK3 - Rising 6th Grade
• Daily snacks will be provided
• Parents may order lunch or bring in a bag lunch
• Field trips will be held on Fridays

Click HERE to print a Summer at Shannon 2015 Registration Form

Intramural Sports Changes

The following date changes have been made to the current T-Ball and Volleyball Intramural sports sessions due to the rescheduling of athletic events on campus:

KT - 2nd Grade T-Ball - theMarch 25 session has been moved to Wednesday, April 1.

3rd - 5th Grade Volleyball - the April 15 & 22 sessions have been moved to

Mondays, April 13 & 20.

New Nutty Scientist Session!

Eggs! Worms! Vibrations! Bubbles!  Join your nutty professors for this next series of wacky workshops. Nutty professors will teach young scientists vacuum principles and the experiments will leave kids yearning for more. They will never look at an egg the same way again.  Come explore the wonderful world of worms (yes, worms) but be warned, our kids will be leaving with a wiggly creature! How are sounds made?  Why are bubbles round?  Kids will hear some of the strangest sounds and see some of the largest bubbles.  Don't delay! Spring into science with your Nutty professors today!

KT & K5 Scientists

Dates: Wednesdays April 15, 22, 29 & May 6

Time: 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $48 for 4 classes

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.