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MCS Spelling Bee

Mobile Christian School held its annual Spelling Bee today. Students in grades 4 through 8 were invited to show off their ability to spell moderate to difficult words. Kallia Bonner was this year's winner. Congratulations, Kallia!

Just Say No!

Officer Rhodes, from the Mobile County Sheriff's Department, spoke with elementary students as part of Mobile Christian School's Red Ribbon Week. He warned students of the dangers of alcohol, cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and drugs. As part of his presentation, he spoke of the duties of community helpers such as firemen and law enforcement officers. Officer Rhodes allowed one of our 5th grade students to try on his gear. He explained that his gear weighs over 50 pounds.

MCS Teachers & Students are Making Strides

MCS staff and students honored 5th Grade Teacher and cancer survivor, Denise Huett, as they joined her in participating in the Making Strides for Cancer Walk in downtown Mobile on October 29, 2011. The walk originated at Bienville Square and wound through the streets of Mobile for 5 miles. MCS Cheerleaders were stationed at Mile Marker 2 to cheer the participants on to the finish line. This photo shows MCS teachers posing with the Mobile Christian Varsity Cheerleaders.

MCS Elementary Chorus

The elementary chorus, under the direction of Silvia Erwin, entertained all of us at Mobile Christian's latest PTFA meeting. The younger students were joined by the MCS High School Chorus for the final two songs of the evening.

Field Day at MCS

Mobile Christian's Field Day was a wonderful day for our elementary students. The PK3 students ran the first race of the day (see photo) when they lined up for the 50-yard dash. While the 3 yr. old students ran, the other classes enjoyed sack races, a softball throw, 100-yard dash, face-painting and "jumpy things." Of course, every child enjoyed the popsicle he/she received when the races were complete. We had a fantastic day!

PK3 learns fire safety

The Mobile Fire Department visited Mobile Christian and presented a program on Fire Safety. The children watched a brief puppet show about the importance of having working Smoke Detectors in their homes. Following the puppet show, the children were taught how to escape the house if it caught on fire.