Monday, May 20, 2019

Parent Connection May 20

Up to This Point….
          The Israelites had once again strayed away from the Lord and His worship. They had been attacked and subdued by their enemies. They came to their senses and turned back to the Lord and asked Samuel to pray to the Lord for them. Samuel told them to meet him at a certain place and he would offer sacrifices for them and pray for them. When the leaders of the Israelites had gathered with Samuel, the enemies heard about the gathering and decided that it was their opportunity to really do some damage to the Israelite community so they gathered their army to attack.
          As Samuel was offering the burnt offering to the Lord, the Philistines gathered to attack but never got near the Israelites. The Lord heard the cries of his people and “thundered” His answer. That thunder struck fear in the hearts of the Philistines and threw them into such disarray that they were easily routed by the Israelites.
          After the battle, Samuel took a stone and set it up as a monument to the Lord. He called that stone “Ebenezer” which means ‘stone of help’. He dedicated that stone with these words, “Thus far has the LORD helped us.”  I Samuel 7:12.
          As we arrive at the end of the school year, we too can echo these words of Samuel. We are able to look back over the year, or our lifetime, and say with confidence, “Up to this point, the Lord has been with me.” We can see how the Lord has guided us and, yes, carried us through the difficulties of life. We can see the evidence of His protection and providence everywhere we turn in our lives. Have you set up monuments to the Lord’s help to say thank you, Lord? To remind yourself that we never need to fear because the Lord has proven His love for us in so many ways that we could never doubt His care for us. The next time you hear thunder remember how God used it to save His people and think about how He cares for each of us.

Preschool Director and Lead Teacher
          God has graciously blessed us with a new Preschool director.  Miss Stephanie Rockhoff has accepted the call to teach at Faith.  We look forward to welcoming her into our church and school family.

Spanish Class
          We will have class tonight from 3:45pm-4:15pm. 

Closing Service
          We would invite all parents and family members to join us for our closing service on Wednesday, May 22, at 11:00 a.m. During this service, we will also present diplomas to our three eighth grade students: Lexi Klebs, Emma Robbert, and Olivia Zanto. Following the service, we invite everyone to join us for lunch on the playground.
Each classroom is asked to bring the following items for our end-of-school picnic:
Kindergarten:  2 -3 bags of grapes
1-4:  8 or 10pk juice drinks
5-8:  One bag each of chips and cookies

Miss Mittelstadt's Farewell BBQ
Please join us on Friday, May 31st to say farewell to Miss Mittelstadt. There will be a BBQ at 6:00pm. If you are able to bring items, there are signup sheets on the school bulletin board and in the fellowship hall. If you have any questions, contact Amanda Foster at 907-250-9685 or akfosters3@gmail.com

Parking Lot Sale
Our annual parking lot sale is Saturday, June 1st, 10:00am – 3:00pm. Setup begins at 7:30am.  We need volunteers to setup, run the sale, and tear down.  Please sign up at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0a44a5a723a20-parking if you are willing to help us.
If you have items to donate, you can drop them off here on May 23rd and 24th between 9:00am and 3:00pm, on the morning of June 1st, or by appointment 563-3499.
Note:  The blood drive has been postponed until fall.

Report Cards
          Report cards will be mailed out the week of May 27th, and will be available in Educate on May 29th.

Need Something to Keep the Kids Busy?
This summer we have four, week-long camps planned to help keep your kids and their friends busy.  Join us for the following:
·         June 17-21 STEM Camp (grades K-8)
·         June 24-28 Soccer Camp (grades PK-6)
·         July 8-12 Outdoor Adventure Camp
(grades PK-6)
·         Sunday, July 14 – Thursday, July 18 Camp Luther (grades 3-8)
Register now at school.faithalaska.com!

June and July Birthdays
          Mrs. Robbert – June 10
Sahara B. – June 14
Mr. Z – June 22
          Gavin M. – July 7
          Kennedy M. – July 9
          Mrs. Koenig – July 15

Monday, May 13, 2019

Parent Connection May 13


We Believe
          Everyone believes something. Some people say and believe that there is no God. They do not read or believe the Bible which tells about God and what He has done for us. But they can see evidences of God and His wonderful works all around them. The glory of the sun, moon, and stars shows the glory of the Maker. The intricate movement of the planets around the sun shows the wisdom of the Creator. The regular movement of the tides shows the power of the “laws of nature” established by the omnipotent God. The growth of new plants from seemingly dead seeds, the amazing wonders of the human body, even the mysterious beauty of a snowflake all tell us: There Is A God!
          Even with all the evidence, there are still those who deny the existence of God. In Psalm 14:1, God declares, “The fool says in his heart, ‘There is no God.’” 
          Knowledge of God is essential but believing that there is a God is not enough for our salvation. God the Father sent His Son into the world to do for us what we could not do for ourselves. Through that Son we learn about the one true God and what He has done for us and will do for us. We believe that Jesus is our Savior from sin, death, and the devil. We believe that He suffered the punishment we deserved for our sins. We believe that we will live with Him in His Kingdom when our lives here are finished. Some may think us fools for believing this but this is God’s gift of love to us.

Sports Athletes
          Track uniforms should be washed and returned as soon as possible. 
          If anyone still has a uniform from another sport, please return it.

Thank you!
          The teachers and staff would like to say thank you to the parents and PTF members for our decorated doors, our delicious breakfasts and lunches, and our relaxing dinner last week.  Words cannot express how honored and blessed we feel. 
          Thank you, also, to parents who brought their children to sing in church last Sunday.  The congregation really enjoys hearing our students sing.

Spring Fling Practice
          All students will be going to the UAA Fine Arts Building (Mainstage Theater) on Friday at 9:45am to rehearse for the spring fling.
After rehearsal, grades K-8 will go to a nearby park to eat their lunch.  Please make sure to pack a lunch that does not need to be heated before eating.

Spring Fling Performance
Grades Preschool-8th will be performing All Hands In on Friday, May 17th at 6:30pm at UAA Mainstage Theater (Located in the Fine Arts Building, 3700 Alumni Drive). 
Students will need to be at UAA Theater by 6:15pm dressed in nice attire.  It is imperative that all students are in attendance for the performance.  It will last about an hour.

Reading Rendezvous
Reading Rendezvous is Saturday, May 18th, 12:00pm – 4:00pm at Loussac Library.  We will have a booth making maracas and soccer equipment set up in the center area. 
We are still looking for volunteers to help at the booth and with the soccer games.  If you are able to help, please sign up at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0A44A5A723A20-reading

Jr. Choir Sings
          Junior choir will be singing during the 10:30am worship service at King of Kings in Wasilla on Sunday, May 19th.  
          If you want to ride with Miss Kruger, contact her at 928-812-0311 or missheidikruger@gmail.com.

End of School Picnic
On Wednesday, May 22nd, school will be dismissed at noon for our end-of-school picnic.
Each classroom has been assigned a food item to bring for the picnic.  Details will be sent home on Wednesday.

Miss Mittelstadt's Farewell BBQ
Please join us on Friday, May 31st to say farewell to Miss Mittelstadt. There will be a BBQ at 6:00pm. If you are able to bring items, there are signup sheets on the school bulletin board and in the fellowship hall. If you have any questions, contact Amanda Foster at 907-250-9685 or akfosters3@gmail.com

Parking Lot Sale
It is time for our annual parking lot sale.  This year’s sale is on Saturday, June 1st, 10:00am – 3:00pm. Setup begins at 7:30am.  Not only do we need your donation of items for the sale, but we also need volunteers to run the sale.  We’re not asking you to stay all day, you’re welcome to stop by and help for a couple of hours. 
If you have items to donate, you can drop them off here on May 23rd and 24th between 9:00am and 3:00pm, on the morning of June 1st, or by appointment 563-3499.  Outside of those times, we cannot guarantee anyone will be at the church.

Blood Drive
In conjunction with the parking lot sale, we are also hosting a blood drive Saturday, June 1st, 10:00am-3:00pm. A donation sign-up sheet is posted at the top of the stairs in the church entryway. If you are unable to donate blood, we need volunteers to provide bars or cookies that day.  Signup sheets for baked goods are posted both on the school bulletin board and by the donation signup sheet.  Contact Amy Mozolik with questions at amymozolik@gmail.com or 414-430-7669.

Need Something to Keep the Kids Busy?
This summer we have four, week-long camps planned to help keep your kids and their friends busy.  Join us for the following:
·         June 17-21 STEM Camp (grades K-8)
·         June 24-28 Soccer Camp (grades PK-6)
·         July 8-12 Outdoor Adventure Camp (grades PK-6)
·         July 14-18 Camp Luther (grades 3-8)

Register now at school.faithalaska.com! (Use coupon code 20%Discount)

May Birthdays
          Mr. Koenig – May 15

Monday, May 6, 2019

Parent Connection May 6


On Solid Ground
          In the building industry, one cannot stress the importance of a solid foundation too much. If you want your building to last, pay attention to the ground upon which you are building. You need to start your project by digging down to something solid, ideally bedrock, you can’t get much more solid than that. You dig out that which is not solid and backfill with gravel, compacted to make it more solid. You lay your foundation on that solid ground and build your building knowing that when the storms beat upon that building, it will stand. When the ground beneath it shakes and shimmies, the building will remain intact.
          In building your life and guiding your child’s building of his or her life, the same principles apply. Each of us has to have something solid to build upon. We need something that won’t change or shift or erode away when the storms of life assault us. There is only one foundation that is solid and certain to last: that is Christ, our Savior. In every trial and trouble in life, He holds us safely in His loving arms, guarding and protecting us from every evil. He is the sure foundation for eternity.
          “The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it didn’t fall, because it had its foundation on the rock.” Matthew 7:25.

Track Practices and State Meet
A sincere thank you to all who helped make our track meet a success, from the athletes to the volunteers and the parents!
We have the State meet this Saturday, May 11th at Hanshew Middle School (10121 Lake Otis Pkwy) hosted by Anchor Lutheran School.  It will start at 10:00 am, with warmups at 9:30am.
We will practice Tuesday at Hanshew Middle School Tuesday from 5-6:30pm and Thursday at Cuddy Park (tentatively).

Hand Chime Choir
          Mrs. Z. would like to thank the students who played hand chimes this year, and the parents who brought them to each of their performances.  We have gotten so many wonderful comments on our performances. We are proud to have had each of you in the choir.
          We will not have any more practices this school year.

Teacher Appreciation Week
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. On Friday, May 10th, we are sending our teachers out to dinner. If you would like to donate money to help pay for the dinner, please bring cash or check, made out to Faith Lutheran PTF, to the office.  If you have any questions, contact Amanda Foster at 907-250-9685 or akfosters3@gmail.com. 

Spanish Class
          We will have class tonight and Wednesday from 3:45pm-4:15pm. 

K-8 Singing at Faith Lutheran
K-8 students will be singing during the 10:30am worship service on Sunday, May 12th.  Please have your children here by 10:10 am.

Spring Fling Performance
Grades Preschool-8th will be performing All Hands In on Friday May 17th at 6:30pm at UAA Mainstage Theater (Located in the Fine Arts Building, 3700 Alumni Drive). 
Students will need to be at UAA Theater by 6:15pm dressed in nice attire.  It is imperative that all students are in attendance for the performance.  It will last about an hour.

Reading Rendezvous
Our next school promotional event is Saturday, May 18th 12:00pm – 4:00pm at Loussac Library.  We will have a booth making the same craft that we made at Kids’ Day. 
Volunteers are needed to help at the booth and with the soccer games in the center area. If you are able to help at the booth or with the soccer games, please sign up at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0A44A5A723A20-reading

Jr. Choir Sings
          Junior choir will be singing during the 10:30am worship service at King of Kings in Wasilla on Sunday, May 19th.  Please be there by 10:15am. 
          If you need a ride to the church, please speak with Miss Krueger or contact her at 928-812-0311 or missheidikruger@gmail.com.

End of School Picnic
On Wednesday, May 22nd, school will be dismissed at noon for our end-of-school picnic.
Each classroom will be assigned a food item to bring for the picnic once all details have been worked out.

TADS Accounts
          All accounts will need to be settled prior to the end of school on May 22nd.

May Birthdays
          Caleb L – May 9
          Mr. Koenig – May 15

Monday, April 29, 2019

Parent Connection April 29

Much Ado about…Something!
Many times we humans can be accused of putting out great effort chasing after what really are trivial things, or of placing great importance on things that really have no importance. At the same time, Satan has a way of making us think that some very important things are not.
Some people of the world might wonder why believers celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus. Even in the early church, the resurrection was being questioned, or denied. The Apostle Paul was moved to write about this subject to the Corinthian congregation. He emphasized the importance of the resurrection for them and for us. He wrote, “For if the dead are not raised, then Christ has not been raised either. And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins.”  I Corinthians 15:16-17.
 Christ’s resurrection is the foundation of our faith and hope. His resurrection declares that His death on the cross was accepted as payment in full for the sins of the whole world. Praise the Lord for the resurrection. Don’t let Satan mislead you concerning the importance of the resurrection. Our hope is built on this pillar.

Track Practice    
On Tuesday, we will have a mini-meet/practice at Hanshew Middle School (10121 Lake Otis Pkwy) beginning at 5:00pm.  We will try to be done by 7:00pm
Thursday will be a regular practice at Cuddy Midtown Park from 4:00pm-5:30pm.

Spanish Class
We will have class tonight and Wednesday from 3:45pm-4:15pm.

PTF Meeting
PTF will meet Thursday, May 2nd, at 6:00pm.

Dome Day
We will not be going to The Dome this Friday as previously noted.

FLS Invitational Track Meet
The meet will be held Saturday, May 4, at Wendler Middle School (2905 Lake Otis Pkwy).  Students and volunteers need to be on the field no later than 9:30am. Events begin at 10:00am and should be done around 1:00pm.
We still need many volunteers to help time the races and judge the jumps and throwing events. We also need people to fill out the ribbons for the awards.  Please contact Mr. Z. if you are interested in helping.

Hand Chimes
The hand chime choir will be playing during the 10:30am 8th grade Confirmation worship service at Faith this Sunday, May 5th. Choir members please be here at 10:00am to warm up.

K-8 Singing at Faith Lutheran
K-8 students will be singing during the 10:30am worship service on Sunday, May 12th.  Please have your children here by 10:10 am.

Spring Fling Performance
Grades Preschool-8th will be performing All Hands In on Friday May 17th at 6:30pm at UAA Mainstage Theater (Located in the Fine Arts Building, 3700 Alumni Drive).
Students will need to be at UAA Theater by 6:15pm.  It is imperative that all students are in attendance for the performance.  It will last about an hour.

Reading Rendezvous
Our next school promotional event is Saturday, May 18th 12:00pm – 4:00pm at Loussac Library.  We will have a booth making the same craft that we made at Kids’ Day.

Volunteers are needed to help at the booth and with the soccer games in the center area. If there are any teens available, this would be a great opportunity to get involved.  It would also show our community how awesome our teens are!!

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Parent Connection April 23


Strength in Weakness?
          That sounds like a bit of a contradiction, doesn’t it? In our world, strength is an admirable quality, everyone wants to be strong; no one wants to be weak. The physically strong always have an advantage over the physically weak. The world relies on strength. Nations compete with each other for military strength. They depend on their strength of arms to feel secure and often use their strength to suppress the weak. Athletes train strenuously to develop their strength because the strong are the winners, the weak are the losers.
          “For when I am weak, then I am strong.” What could Paul possibly mean by this? This is the same writer who found “joy in suffering”; now, he finds strength in weakness. It is God’s grace on display for us! It is God’s amazing grace that makes us forget whatever human strength we may have and depend entirely upon the strength supplied by the Lord himself. The strong think they have no need of help and do not seek help. The weak know their helplessness and lay hold of the Almighty’s strength.
          Moses never pointed to his own strength when he led the children of Israel. In fact, when God told him to go back to lead, Moses could only point to his weaknesses. Moses proclaimed to the people, “The Lord with his mighty hand has brought us out of Egypt.”
          In Jesus’ work of redemption, we see Jesus submitting “in weakness” in order to show His strength over sin, death, and the devil. In the weakness of His sufferings, the strength of Christ was made perfect. That strength was displayed for us in unmistakable glory that first Easter morning.
          His strength is also displayed in our lives. The trials we endure, the sufferings we experience, and the crosses we are called upon to bear for His Name display the grace of our Savior. His grace is our strength as we look forward to our heavenly joy.  

Track Practice     
This week we will practice on Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00pm-5:30pm.
There will be a track meet on May 4th. More details will be forthcoming.

Spanish Class
          We will have class Wednesday from 3:45pm-4:15pm. 

Kindergarten Round-Up
Do you know any families looking for a Christian school for their children?  Faith could be the place they are looking for. 
          Invite them to come Thursday, April 25th, 5:00pm-7:00pm to hear more about what happens in our Kindergarten class.

PTF Meeting
          PTF will meet Thursday, May 2nd, at 6:00pm.

FLS Invitational Track Meet May 4th
We will need many volunteers to help time the races and judge the jumps and throwing events. We also need people to fill out the ribbons for the awards.  Please contact Mr. Z., if you are interested in helping.

Monday, April 15, 2019

Parent Connection April 15

Rags to Riches?
          The world is full of stories of people striking it rich. Whether it was someone finding gold in the California or Klondike gold rushes or building a computer in their garage or developing some software. Maybe it was making a fortuitous choice in the stock market at just the right time.  Whatever the situation, they enjoy their wealth and we enjoy hearing their stories and maybe dreaming about being in their place. But for every “rags to riches” story, we also find stories of those who, through some quirk of fate, have gone from “riches to rags” to having lost everything.
          You could say that Jesus lost all of His wealth.  Well, more accurately, He gave up all of His riches, the riches of heaven itself.  He could have come to earth with the richest gold crown on His head and the most expensive jewels on His fingers. He could have paraded around in glory that had never been seen on earth. Instead, He exchanged His golden crown for a crown of thorns, His throne of glory for a cross of suffering. He even took on Himself the stinking heap of my sins, the world’s sins.  “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich.” 2 Corinthians 8:9. 
He did this for me! He gave up everything for me! Instead of suffering in hell for my sins, I can look forward to a crown of glory at my Savior’s side—for eternity.  “We are rich for he was poor; Is not this a wonder?” Lutheran Hymnal, Hymn 64.

Track Practice     
This week we will practice on Tuesday from 4:00pm-5:30pm and Thursday from 4:00pm-5:00pm due to the Maundy Thursday Service.  Depending on traffic, students should be back at Faith around 5:15pm Thursday. 

Spanish Class
          We will have class tonight and Wednesday from 3:45pm-4:15pm. 

April Hot Lunch
          Hot Lunch is on Thursday.  The menu for this month is sloppy joes, carrots and celery, fruit, and dessert.
The cost is $4.00 cash or check made out to PTF Faith Lutheran. Please return the attached form and money by Wednesday.  Parents are welcome to join their students for lunch.

Maundy Thursday Seder Meal
          On Maundy Thursday, April 18th, at 6:00pm, we invite you to share a special meal to remember the passion history of our Lord called a “Seder Meal.”  This meal is a commemoration of the Old Testament Passover Feast to honor our Passover Lamb, the Lord Jesus, who was offered as our sacrifice for sins once for all.
We’d love to have you here!  If you’re able to join us, please call or text Pastor Chris (907-792-9788) to let him know how many people you will be bringing.

No School
          There is no school or preschool on Friday, April 19th (Good Friday) or Monday, April 22nd for the Easter holiday. Classes resume on Tuesday, April 23rd.

Kids’ Day at the Dena’ina
          We still need volunteers to help from 12:00pm to 4:00pm at our booth on Saturday, April 20th.  To sign-up, go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0A44A5A723A20-kids

Easter Celebrations
          Our family here at Faith Lutheran Church would be honored if you would make plans to join us to celebrate Easter. 
Maundy Thursday Seder Meal: 6:00pm
Good Friday Worship Service: 6:30pm
Easter Sunday:
Early worship service at 8:00am. 
Hymn Sing at 9:15am
Late worship service at 10:30am
Breakfast will be served between and after services.

Kindergarten Round-Up
Do you know any families looking for a Christian school for their children?  Faith could be the place they are looking for. 
          Invite them to come Thursday, April 25th, 5:00pm-7:00pm to hear more about what happens in our Kindergarten class.

FLS Invitational Track Meet May 4th
We will need many volunteers to help time the races and judge the jumps and throwing events. We also need people to fill out the ribbons for the awards.  Please contact Mr. Z. if you are interested in helping.

Open Enrollment
Enrollment for the 2019/2020 school year is currently in progress.  Please enroll your student(s) who will be returning to Faith next year using the link in the email you received from TADS. 
If you have any questions, please contact the office.

April Birthdays
Caroline K. – April 21

Monday, April 8, 2019

Parent Connection April 8


More Permanent than Mountains
          One of the key features of Alaska is the mountains. People come from all over the world to climb, hike, ski, photograph, and appreciate the mountains we have the privilege of viewing every morning when we awake. We boast about the massive white peak named Denali. This highest mountain north of the Andes was there long before the explorers found and named it. It will be there long after we are gone.
We think of mountains as being very permanent, but they will not be here forever. An earthquake could flatten Denali to sea level, or even sink it in Cook Inlet. However, there is one thing that will last forever. Isaiah says, Though the mountains be shaken and the hills be removed, yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken nor my covenant of peace be removed,’ says the Lord.” Isaiah 54:10.
God’s love for us is “unfailing”, it cannot be destroyed. That love shines most brightly on another mountain – the one called Golgotha. It was on that hill that God’s Son climbed the steepest mountain in the world while carrying the massive load of the world’s sin. He carried that awful load all the way into hell’s furor. He conquered that mountain and victoriously planted His flag of salvation in Joseph’s garden. Because He completed His work, we sinners now have peace with God. God is our Father, we are His children, heaven is our home. His love for us, unshakable in this world and stretching into the next, reassures us in every time of trouble. 

Indoor Soccer
Congratulations, Huskies, for winning second place in the tournament!  We are very proud of you!!

Track Practice     
We will begin practicing on Thursday, April 11th, at Cuddy Midtown Park at the skating oval between 4:00pm-5:30pm. Children may be picked up at the park at 5:30pm or at school between 5:45pm and 6:00pm depending on traffic.
Please return permission slips by Thursday, April 11th.

Spanish Class
          We will have class tonight and Wednesday from 3:45pm-4:15pm. 

Midweek Lenten Services
          Our last midweek Lenten worship service is Wednesday at 3:00pm and 6:30pm.   

Easter for Families
Bring your whole family to Faith for some Easter fun! On Saturday, April 13th, families are invited from 9:00am-12:00pm for fun Easter activities. Come and hear the Easter story, dye eggs, make crafts, play games, and go on an Easter egg hunt!

Jr. Choir Sings
          Junior choir will sing and hand chimes will play at Peace in Eagle River on Sunday, April 14th, during the 10:30 am service.  Please be there by 10:10am. 
If you need a ride to the church, please speak with Miss Kruger or contact her at 928-812-0311 or missheidikruger@gmail.com.

April Hot Lunch
          Hot Lunch will be on Thursday, April 18th.  The menu for this month is sloppy joes, carrots and celery, fruit, and dessert. The cost is $4.00 cash or check made out to PTF Faith Lutheran. Please return the attached form and money by Friday.  Parents are welcome to join their students for lunch.

No School
          There is no school or preschool on Friday, April 19th (Good Friday) and Monday, April 22nd for the Easter holiday. Classes resume on Tuesday, April 23rd.

Kids’ Day at the Dena’ina
          We will be hosting a booth at Kids’ Day on Saturday, April 20th.  The event runs from 10:00am – 4:00pm, and highlights programs for children in and around Anchorage.  We are in urgent need for volunteers to help throughout the day.  If you can spare two hours, that would be awesome!  Please sign-up to help kids make maracas at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0A44A5A723A20-kids

Easter Celebrations
          Our family here at Faith Lutheran Church would be honored if you would make plans to join us to celebrate Easter. 
Maundy Thursday Seder Meal: 6:00pm
Good Friday Worship Service: 6:30pm
Easter Sunday:
Early worship service at 8:00am. 
Hymn Sing at 9:15am
Late worship service at 10:30am
Breakfast will be served all morning.

Free Piano
          Are you in the market for a free piano? All you’ll have to do is move it and have it tuned on your own.  Please see Mrs. Z for more details. 
Open Enrollment
Enrollment for the 2019/2020 school year is currently in progress.  Please enroll your student(s) who will be returning to Faith next year using the link in the email you received from TADS. 
If you have any questions, please contact the office.

April Birthdays
Caroline K. – April 21