We wholeheartedly lean on the assurance that God remains in control of this world. As a faith community amid uncertainty, may we be a people of hope, peace, and light in a world that can be so dim. In John 14:27, Jesus leaves his disciples with these words: "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." These difficult days could be a time of significant growth in our lives and school family as we give our uncertainties to God and remain committed to educating and equipping our young people.

 

As Christian educators, we have been and will continue working faithfully to invest spiritually and academically in every student and family throughout the coming weeks. While we won't be gathering together in classrooms, we will be gathering together online. We have been preparing for remote learning in the event we cannot continue with face-to-face learning. Our teachers have been working to create online lessons that are academically robust and spiritually uplifting.

 

Through this unprecedented time, we want to provide you the resources that you need to be successful during this time of learning at home. Elementary teachers will be working  through PASS and the Rediker/Parent Portal. Teachers will provide instructional videos, write and respond assessments, project-based lessons, technology learning links, written lesson delivery, art projects, and more.

 

Your classroom teachers will be working virtually. The following are the details you need to know.

 

Teacher Virtual Office Hours, 9 am-3 pm. Your teacher can be contacted via their school email (firstname.lastname@plymouthchristian.org) during these work hours.

 

Beginning this Monday, March 16, your teachers will be sending out a weekly educational plan to you.

 

I will be praying for you all during these trying times. I look forward to seeing how God will use this very unusual time in the history of our school, our community, and the world for His glory!