Landmark Christian School

5 Ways to Help Develop a Routine, 6 Resources for Helping Parents Deal with this Pandemic and 7 Ways to Stay Social through a Time of Social Distancing

3/24/2020

Shannon Sheffield, Landmark Christian Life Team

We are experiencing unprecedented times and are all facing a “new normal.” To help navigate these uncharted waters, we are providing encouragement and resources for elementary school, middle school, and high school parents to help at home, as well as providing fun ideas for time together as a family. Please know that we are praying for your family and we are here to assist you.

5 Ways Schools Can Prepare Students For the World Beyond High School

3/18/2020

Dr. Daniel Wesche, Landmark Christian School, Associate Head of School

It may seem obvious, but the point of school isn’t school. The point of school is to prepare students for what comes next. Accordingly, schools all over the world, the good ones at least, are continually asking themselves the question, “How do we better prepare students for what comes next?”

The Lord's Rocking Chair

2/25/2020

Kensi Adams, MS Middle School Discipleship Teacher

When you feel like the darkness is pressing in, like the heartache is too much to bear, like the pain will never end - remember that the Lord is sitting in the rocking chair of your life. Sometimes we forget that God does not promise us an easy life, but He promises that He will be right there with us through all of the mess this life can bring.

Landmark Christian Alumni Standout Runner To Compete At Olympic Trials

2/20/2020

Durand Rice, Sports Information

Lindy Long Jones ('13) has qualified to compete in the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials on February 29, 2020, in Atlanta, GA. Jones ran her Olympic qualifying time this past fall at the Chicago Marathon. She will certainly have the love and support of the Landmark Christian community and her home state rooting for her during the 26.2-mile journey through many of the most historic sites in the metro Atlanta area.

Why We Read Great Books

2/11/2020

Amy Harriton, Landmark Christian School Associate Head of School

We have the responsibility in our elementary, middle, and high schools to introduce our students to nutrient-dense literature in our curriculum. Among the most valuable aspects of a good education include the nourishment of the literature we are feeding our students. No matter their reading level, a beneficial, nourishing history of global, enduring stories waits to be served to our students.