Landmark Christian School

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.

Landmark Legend, Coach Bill Thorn, Honored As National Boys Outdoor Track & Field Coach of the Year

1/30/2020

The National Federation of State High School Association recognizes Coach Bill Thorn as National Boys Outdoor Track & Field Coach of the Year. At the age of 89, Coach Thorn retired from Landmark Christian School spring 2019.

Longing for Eden Again

1/21/2020

Matthew Huff, HS English Teacher

God gave us Eden; we built Babel. Our daily struggles, our joys, our griefs, our pains, our pleasures are all viewed through the cracked lenses of our exiled state. We are wanderers, you and I, longing for our home.

Music Industry Leaders Visit Music Academy

1/9/2020

The Landmark Music Academy premiers an exciting relationship between Landmark Christian and music industry leaders, combining the ultimate platform of a professional network with a rich, relevant and rewarding education. Recently, Lisa Harriton and Joshua Bartholomew visited our students and presented a master class on songwriting and music production. Both are well-accomplished in the industry.

Executive Dysfunction: 5 Organizational Tips

1/7/2020

Nicole Daniel, Director of the Middle School Learning Center

What is executive functioning? It is a set of mental skills coordinated in the brain's frontal lobe. Executive functions work together to help us achieve goals. We use executive functioning when we plan, organize, strategize, pay attention, and remember details. Here are five steps for better planning and organizing.