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Wednesday Bulletin March 14 2018 Coming Events At A Glance nd Thursday March 22 Hot Lunch Cheese Pizza 2 00 Extra Slice 1 00 th th Pop Sale 6 8 1 00 Jazz Band Practice 8 00 am Student Art Show 2 30 6 00 pm rd Friday March 23 Haphazardly Rehearsal 3 5 30 pm Fellowship Hall Student Council Chapel 8 45am All School Jeans Day th Monday March 26 Dollar Drive Begins Haphazardly Rehearsal 3 5 30 pm Fellowship Hall th Tuesday March 27 Sports Game Schedule Picture of the Week th Wednesday March 28 Haphazardly Rehearsal 3 5 30 pm Fellowship Hall Congratulations to our ACSI Math Olympians 2018 2019 IN HOUSE Registration fee is now 50 00 per student To ensure a spot for your child ren in the fall you do need to register them each REGISTRATON year Thank you DOLLAR DRIVE Student council is sponsoring a dollar drive to raise money for the organization Feed My Starving Children Feed My Starving Children provides nutritionally dense food packets for organizations around the world that work with children in danger of th starvation or malnutrition Student council will be conducting the Dollar Drive from Monday March 26 to the Friday after Spring th break April 13 Money will be collected through classrooms Student Council will be sharing about the Dollar Drive at Friday s chapel OLYMPIC DAY th Any outside t shirt orders for Olympic Day are due Monday March 26 Forms were emailed home last week please return to school office with payment by Monday March 26 SPEECH MEET th Congratulations to those who attended this year s ACSI Speech Meet held on March 16 2018 at Christian Hills in Orland Hills IL Students in st th 1 6 grade competed against 9 other schools in the following categories of Fables Folklore Patriotic Oration Bible Memory Poems The following students participated in the event received the following ratings Tate Thompson superior Madison Gill excellent Chai Tankson superior Lundyn Williams superior Julissa McMillan superior Damare a Bryant superior Brooke Gamble superior Bryce Cooksuperior Kailyn Pascal excellent Arielle Carter Reed superior Mikayla Johnson superior Camryn Ervin superior Kylee Crook superior Kennedy Randolph superior Jadin Hoskins excellent Kaleb Stanford superior Jaylen Alexander excellent Mikayla Williamsexcellent Delcena Sawyer superior A special THANK YOU to Ms Whitlock all of the parents who worked so diligently w their children None of this would have been possible without all of you Everyone did an outstanding job Next Page

Prayer Corner Focus A Traitor in Disguise Scripture John 13 18 30 No one likes to talk about this part of Jesus story Judas the traitor Regardless of how Judas life ended no one can deny Judas was chosen to be part of the 12 disciples The 12 disciples were the most intimate friends of Jesus Jesus showed the chosen disciples miracles that others didn t have the privilege of experiencing They ate and dined every day in his presence But yet one decided to betray while 11 chose to obey One could speculate this was not Judas intent Points we can learn from Judas AR WITH BOOKS st These Students have reached their goal 1 grade students Madison Gill Elynn Harris Ashley Noland Kharter Polk Antonio Ramon Jose Rodriguez Autumn Rosario Tate Thompson Taylor White Noah Banks Seaonie Henderson Jaelyn Johnson Cameryn Magee Dakotah Pitchford Joseph Reed Evan Reese Journey Richard Marayla Ross Jaidon Simmons Chai Tankson and Lundyn nd Williams 2 grade students Damare a Bryant Robyn Collier Caidence Edwards Daniel Fulgham Jade Gardner Kambry James Jordan Johnson Melanie Kelley Josiah Love David Matthews Julissa McMillan Kaylah Randolph Kennedy Robinson Devin Skinner Ryan Bowman Bryce Cook Marla Dickens Jaylen Francis Brooke Gamble Avery Greene Dustin Jackson Cody Johnson Katelyn Johnson Sequoyah Johnson Eric Matthews Taylor Shearrill Elam Bria Stepney rd Aziyah White and Autumn Williams 3 grade students Kelly Bell Mya Brown Cameron Browning Donaven Campbell Arielle Carter Reed Nylah Cox Jayden Drayton Lael DuBose Lauren Harrison Langston Harvey Kennedy Hylton Jamir Johnson Trinity Love Kailyn Paschal Gabrielle Price Grant Tillman and Kingston th Wells 4 grade students Nia Clark Camryn Ervin Zion Griffin McKenzie Hendrix Kiersten Johnson Aiden Joiner Curtis Kincaid Kurt McMillian Lauren Phillips Anaya Rolling Jania Barrett Nahria Clark Makenzie Coleman Kylee Crook Cameron Daniels Zana Luckett Jessica Matthews Kennedy Randolph and Russell Townsend 5th grade students Aleah Armstrong Alijah Clark Taylor Clark Mikyla Coleman Hannah Docks Cameron Farmer Jadin Hoskins Joshua McClendon Tyler Olander Kyle Polk Abi Ritzema Christian Sanders Kaleb Stanford Angel Tate Austin Thomas Michael Trimuel Jaylen Alexander Gabrielle Baker Nathan Brannon Timothy Cartwright Paige Daniels Jesse Franklin Tia Gammon Roosevelt Griffin Teylor Jones Malik Mosley Jordyn Richardson th Giancarlo Rodriguez Chace Tankson Kendra Tucker and Jayla White 6 grade students Bitania Derege Israel E Zion Marcel Gill Camayah Hilton Hannah Jackson Philip Johnson Justin McGary John Paul Morris Brooklyn Oliver Delcena Sawyer Mikayla Wilkerson James Bullock Michelle Charles Josiah th Hawkins Levell Kensey Eryn Perry Michael Sims and Jamil Tucker 7 grade students Kolin Brannon Michael Charles Zion Daniels Matthew Docks Allyse Foreman Kennedy Jackson Joshua Moon Jayda Taylor Eric Vasser Kaylah Willis Cameryn Wright Devon Adkins Matthew Bell Xavier Campbell Quentin Jones Nate Locker Brookelynn McKinney Leah Readus Madelyn Ritzema Jordan th Thomas Kevin Williams and Myia Williams 8 grade students Kayla Booker Rasean Boyd Sydnie Clark Michael Coleman Jacob Doby Skylar Hamilton Nyah Moustakas Kennedy Pennington Camille Williams Erin Wortham Mitchell Bell Danneli Campbell Trinity Harper Jalen Kent Kyle Scott Evan Vasser Aniyah Walker and Jordan Walker These student have doubled their points Alena Barrett Kennedy Narvaez London Thompson Jacob Crowe Kayla Robinson Landon Johnson Sarah Price Aniyah Maxey and Loren Polk These students have tripled their points Sydney Burns Zion Nelson These students have quadrupled their points Victoria Harris and Kevin Files These students are past their goal Solomon Sanders and Kirstin Smith This student has over 200 points KRISTA SMITH Way to get in the game MORE DETAILS TO COME 1 It feels good to be chosen Have you ever been the last one picked for a team Usually when someone selects you to be a part of their team it s because you are a good performer and you will make a positive impact to help the team win Jesus chose Judas in the beginning although HE knew the outcome In Judas defense we all have betrayed Jesus with our mistakes But yet He still wants us every time It s not that we don t make mistakes but it s the choices we continue after we realize the mistake 2 It s often hard to be patient with Jesus The disciples believed Jesus was the Messiah But Jesus didn t fulfill the purpose of the Messiah as they visioned Most thought the Messiah would come to set and overthrow the Romans empire Jesus did neither Maybe Judas was trying to force Jesus to do something Jesus was never meant to do He knew Jesus could save himself Judas witnessed Jesus raising people from the dead several times So perhaps Judas was frustrated with Jesus because He wasn t living up to Judas expectation Judas set to betray Jesus when he saw expensive perfume being used to anoint Jesus feet Can you relate Jesus is not doing what you want or expect HIM to do in your situation So you take matters into your own hands 3 It s possible to pretend to be Jesus friend None of the disciples believed it was Judas who would betray Jesus There was no evidence of Judas behavior that made the other disciples think he was a traitor Evil isn t always apparent Both Judas and Peter denied Christ One chooses to take his life The other decided to change his life There is always hope and healing in Jesus Christ Mrs Veronica Boyd There is a prayer box in the office for prayer requests Meet us next Tuesday in the extended day room at 8 40 am Calvary Academy is a private Christian school with the mission of challenging its students to know Christ as Lord teaching them to know and apply biblical truth and training them to pursue academic excellence in order that they may engage and transform their world for Jesus Christ