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Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples,
which are not written in this book; but these are written so that
you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that
by believing you may have life in his name.
John 20: 30 - 31
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Alumni and families,
Let's gather at the Arch with
Winston the Wolverine and Hairy Dawg
for some photos, then walk to Transmetropolitan for
DINNER ON US!
Reservations are required
and can be made by contacting Kim Brannon at knbrannon@princeave.org or at 678-726-2314.
Spread the word, and invite your PACS friends.
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Achievement Testing
Parents, please take note of the following achievement testing dates and make every effort for your student not to miss school during these times.
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6th - 9th Grades
Monday, April 17th - Thursday April, 20th
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K-5 - 5th Grades
Monday, April 24th - May 1st
The specific days of testing are :
K5: Monday, April 24th- Friday, April 28th
1st: Monday, April 24th- Friday, April 28th
2nd: Monday, April 24th- Thursday, April 27th
3rd: Monday, April 24th- Thursday, April 27th
4th: Monday, April 24th- Friday, April 28th
5th: Monday, April 24th- Friday, April 28th, May 1st
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All PACS students will be admitted free to the Soccer games on Tuesday night.
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Senior Night
Thursday, April 20th
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Baseball: 5:45 pm
on the baseball field
Soccer: 7:15 pm
on the soccer field
As part of our celebration,
we will have the
Chick-fil-A Food Truck
parked on the practice field
for all attendees to enjoy.
We hope to see all of our Wolverine fans here on Thursday!
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Middle School and Varsity Cheer
Informational Meeting and Tryouts
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There will be an informational meeting for PACS students interested in trying out for Middle School and Varsity Cheerleading on Tuesday, April 18 from 3:30 – 3:45 in the Chorus Room.
All rising 6th – 12th grade girls that would like more information on cheerleading should attend this meeting.
The Cheer Clinic schedule is as follows:
Monday, May 1st: 5:30 – 7:00
Tuesday, May 2nd: 3:30 – 5:00
Wednesday, May 3rd: 5:30 -7:00
Thursday, May 4th: 5:30 – 7:00
Friday, May 5th: Middle School Tryouts 3:30, High School Tryouts 4:00
For those who make the team, uniform fitting will be held in the Chorus Room on Tuesday, May 9th at 3:30 for Middle School and 4:30 for High School.
All questions regarding PACS Cheer Tryouts should be addressed to Lisa Ricketts at lricketts@princeave.org.
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Middle School
Softball Try-Outs
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Conditioning:
May 16th & May 17th
3:20 - 4:40 pm
Tryouts:
May 18th
3:20 - 4:40 pm
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For more information,
contact Meghan Hudson at mhudson@princeave.org
or Katie Gamble at kgamble@princeave.org.
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Please join the PACS Band at Diablo’s Southwest Grill
Tuesday, April 25
5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
1789 Oconee Connector, Suite 56
(Located behind Vitamin World)
Dine at Diablo’s between 5 pm and 8 pm on
April 25 and 10% of the ticketed sales
will be donated to benefit the PACS Band.
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Please help support our Prince Avenue Media Center
by visiting our Spring Book Fair.
Some of the books on the summer reading list are available from LifeWay in our book fair. The complete summer reading lists are available for you to view on the school website.
There are many excellent books available to purchase for your reading pleasure. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Nancy Simpson nsimpson@princeave.org or Karla Wooten kwooten@princeave.org at 678-726-2322.
*Please make ALL your checks payable to Prince Ave Christian School. Do not include tax for book purchases.*
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Prince Avenue Christian School will be offering
Fantastic Savings Books
for purchase through the
Media Center.
March 29th-May 3rd
Fantastic Savings is the area's most popular savings book full of
incredible deals,
mostly “Buy One, Get One Free” offers from your favorite places around town.
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Fifth Avenue Pizza, Cali-N-Tito’s, Schlotzsky’s, Fox’s Pizza Den, Sonny’s Bar-B-Q, HoneyBaked Ham, Inoko Express, Two Story Coffeehouse,
or Bonus Savings at
Locos, DePalma’s Italian Café, Chops & Hops, Funopolis, A Child’s Closet, LifeWay, House Electric, Alumni Hall, Great Clips and University Tire.
These are just a few of the many unique offers!
- The book is worth over $1,500, yet sells for only $15!
- Your purchase will not only help your budget, it also helps to purchase books and supplies for our Media Center because we earn $9 for each book we sell.
- Consider purchasing more than one book - perhaps to keep in another car, as a gift to help your family and friends save money, or to help our school raise additional money.
- Please send $15 cash or a check made payable to Prince Avenue Christian School for each book you would like to purchase.
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Please check the web site for any rescheduled varsity games or other events.
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Monday, April 17
A Day
Schedule for Middle & High School
Tuesday, April 18
B DaySchedule for Middle & High School
- 6th-9th Grade TerraNova testing
- Varsity Girls Tennis Region Tournament
- Varsity Girls & Boys Soccer vs Athens Academy @ Home
- Varsity Baseball @ Elbert County
Wednesday, April 19
C Day Schedule for Middle & High School
- 6th-9th Grade TerraNova testing
- Elementary Chapel 8:15 am
- High School and Middle School Chapel 10:10 am
- Varsity Girls Tennis Region Tournament
- Varsity Golf vs Tallulah Falls @ Lane Creek
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Thursday, April 20
D Day Schedule for Middle & High School
- 6th-9th Grade TerraNova testing
- HS Band Jazz Festival
- Varsity Track & Field Meet @ Athens Academy - Area Meet
- Varsity Boys Soccer vs Athens Christian @ Home
- Varsity Girls Soccer vs Lake Oconee Academy @ Home
- Varsity Baseball vs GWA @ Home (Senior Night)
Friday, April 21
A Day Schedule for Middle & High School
- PTF Thing-a-Thon 8:10 am
- Junior/Senior Formal Event 7:00 pm
Saturday, April 22
- High School Band Trip
- Varsity Track & Field Meet @ Athens Academy - Area Meet
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Monday: Chicken Pot Pie
Tuesday: Spaghetti
Wednesday: Wings
Thursday: Chili
Friday: BBQ Sandwiches
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This past week in Chapel, during Holy Week, we discussed the fact that it is certainly possible to celebrate the right Person for the wrong purpose and completely miss the transformational power of God in our lives.
As you and your family go about life this week, consider the following questions for conversation:
CONVERSATIONS STARTERS:
Read through John 12:12-15; John 20:1-18
- “The salvation that Jesus brought as He entered into Jerusalem was not the salvation that the people waving palm branches thought they needed. What do you think the people thought they needed most? What did God know that the people needed most?”
- The crowds in Jerusalem wrongly believed that their greatest need was to be delivered from something/someone outside of themselves…when, in reality, their greatest need was to be delivered from themselves. In what ways are we often like the crowds in Jerusalem. Why is it important to know that our greatest need is to be transformed from the inside?”
- “Why is it important that Jesus rose from the dead?”
- “What is the importance of Jesus’ question to Mary Magdalene: ‘Whom are you seeking?’ Whom/what are you seeking most in your life? Will that bring real and lasting satisfaction?”
- “How can I pray for you?”
Thank you so much for continuing in your homes the conversations that we have in our Chapels!
Ben Wallis
Director of Spiritual Life
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