Congratulations,
Class of
2024!

The GCS Homecoming Honor Court Has Been Announced!

The following students were chosen by their peers and approved by administration for behavior and academics:

9th Grade: Knight - Logan Maricle

Lady-In-Waiting: Kaylee Smith

10th Grade: Lord: Brooks Byrd

Lady: Lily Luneau

11th Grade: Duke: William Blocker

Duchess: Bella Acree

12th Grade: Prince: Kanyon Wright

Princess: Sophie Teal

King: Chase Trammell

Queen: Rory Decker

Congratulations, to all!

Homecoming Spirit Week starts Monday, November 18th – 22nd

for 6th - 12th grade students.

Dress-up days dress code policies: shorts must be uniform length or have leggings (not hosiery) underneath; if leggings are worn as pants, shirts must be as long as the end of the fingertips.

Monday: Superhero vs Supervillain

Tuesday: Generation Day: 6th – 7th graders (toddlers); 8th – 9th graders (teenagers); 10th- 11th graders (middle-aged adults); 12th graders (senior citizens – grandmas and grandpas)

Wednesday: Movie/Character Day

Thursday: Rhyme without reason

Friday: Spirit/Color Friday - wear your assigned color.

12th – Black

11th – White

10th – Pink

9th – Red

8th – Yellow

7th – Blue

6th – Purple

The parade is on November 22nd and will start at 1:00 p.m. After the parade, the Honor Court will be presented in the gym and then the pep rally will start with class competitions! Parents of Honor Court members will walk their students at the pre-game only, not the pep-rally.

The Honor Court will be presented at the basketball game Friday night at 5:30 p.m., followed by the boys game. Grace will battle the Lafayette Westminster Christian Academy Chargers. Go Warriors!

The Homecoming Dance for grades 9th - 12th will be Saturday, November 23, at Embers, downtown Alexandria from 7 – 10 p.m. Pictures will be from 7 – 8.

Homecoming Spirit Week starts Monday, November 18th – 22nd for 6th - 12th grade students.

Dress-up days policies: shorts must be uniform length or have opaque leggings (not hosiery) underneath; if leggings are the pants, shirts must be as long as the end of the fingertips.

*The following is a list of options to wear each day:

Monday: Superhero vs. Supervillain

Tuesday: Generations Day: 6th – 7th grades: toddlers

8th – 9th grades: teenagers

10th – 11th grades: middle-aged adults (20 – 40)

12th grade: senior citizens (grandmas – grandpas)

Wednesday: Movie/Character Day

Thursday: Rhyme without reason

Friday: Spirit Friday - wear your assigned color.

12th – Black

11th – White

10th – Pink

9th – Red

8th – Yellow

7th – Blue

6th – Purple

The parade will be Friday, November 22nd and will start at 1:00 p.m. After the parade, the Honor Court will be presented in the gym and then the pep rally will start with class competitions! Parents of Honor Court members will walk their students at the pre-game only, not the pep-rally.

The Homecoming Court will be presented again before the game Friday night at 5:30 p.m. Parents of the Honor Court will walk their students during the presentation. The Grace Christian Warriors will take on the Westminster Academy Chargers for the Homecoming game following the Honor Court presentation.

The Homecoming Dance for grades 9th - 12th will be at Embers, downtown Alexandria at 8 p.m. on Saturday, November 23rd.

GRACE IS A PROUD PARTNER WITH SAFE SCHOOL CRIMESTOPPERS!

The Crimestoppers Safe Schools Louisiana anonymous reporting solution was presented to our 6th - 12 grade students at school and they were asked to download the mobile app if they had a mobile device. It is also available to all parents and guardians for free through apple or google play.

Students can use Safe Schools Louisiana App to report: bullying, suicide concerns, depression, sexting, stealing, threats, cutting, abuse, dating and domestic violence, fights, drugs, alcohol, weapons or other types of dangerous situations that threaten their safety or the safety of others for the purpose of prevention and interventions.

Safe Schools Louisiana will help keep our students and our school be safer by:

·Creating a positive school culture and community

·Giving students a voice to share concerns

·Gathering information to then proactively address concerns.

·Preventing tragedies from the personal level to the community level

·Building trust within our school community

Please encourage your student to use this life saving technology to better our schools and community. You can go to the app store on your smart phone to download the Safe Schools Louisiana mobile app.

Here is the link to the app in Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.p3tips.gnocampus.

You may also visit their website to learn more about the program at www.safeschoolsla.com.

TOP EDUCATOR AWARDS

Congratulations, Mrs. Janice Moreau

and Ms. Marian Deville!

Mrs. Janice Moreau was inducted into the Northwestern State University Hall of Distinguished Educators on Nov. 4th at a ceremony at NSU.

Mrs. Moreau has 47 years of teaching experience with 15 years in mentoring and supervision. She currently serves as school mentor and sponsor of the 4-H Club at Grace.

Ms. Marian Deville was awarded the honor of Top School Counselor at a counselor’s luncheon held at Northwestern State University. Marian has been an educator for over 52 years. She's been a school counselor for over 30 years in the parish and school counselor at Grace for over 12 years.

Thank you, ladies for your hard work and dedication.

You both are a blessing to Grace Christian School!

Mrs. Janice Moreau

Ms. Marian Deville

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AR Center!

Mrs. Kimberly Madrid Leads our AR program in the Library (now called the AR Center.) The AR program is designed to assist students with their reading skills.
Please check out the AR Center page tab for more information about this exciting new program.

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Selected Spots Available for the
2024-2025
School Year

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Why Choose a Christian Education for Your Child?

At Grace, we believe that there should be an infusion of Biblical truth into every aspect of the day – from academics to peer relationships to our variety of clubs and sports.

Grace provides our students rigorous academic instruction, grounded in a desire to educate the heart. For over 35 years, we have seen our mission as a partnership with parents to teach integrity, kindness, diligence, and a love for the Lord. Our solid Biblical teaching in both the classrooms and weekly chapel will provide your student with a base upon which to grow in their love and understanding of Jesus Christ.

Grace graduates earn thousands of dollars each year in scholarships to go onto major universities in our state and across the nation. We are proud to say that our alumni are not only successful in their chosen career paths, but have made a solid Biblical impact in their communities and churches.

Applications and enrollment information is available through the admissions link to the side. Come join us as we

Grow in Grace.

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