Community

Dad’s Chapel
Dad’s Chapel is a speical opportunity for father's to demonstate leadership in worship. Throughout the year, each father of a school family will have several opportunities to lead a brief biblical teaching and/or activity with the children in morning worship. This is a unique chance to connect with the children and the worship program. Dads leading bible study time signifies the father as the spiritual leader of the family and is at the core of the moral character that we are impressing upon the hearts of our children. It is powerful to see the fruit from these simple lessons when they are delivered by a "dad."

Mom’s Meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month. This is a time to visit, refresh, and recharge. Hailed by many as "one of my favorite aspects of LCCS,"  moms and teachers come together to share school, teaching tips and life.  The schedule is outlined below but it can never fully describe the schooling help or spiritual bonding this time provides.

8:45 - 9:00 Coffee and Fellowship
9:00 - 9:15 Educational Information and Update
9:15 - 10:00 Teachers meet with moms to review progess and discuss the next month's lesson plans, sharing teaching tips and offering guidance.
10:15- 11:00 Designated mom shares what the Bible has to say about the virture of the month.

Homeschool Workshops
These training sessions will cover a wide range of topics from the basics of homeschooling to the intricacies of various curriculums. They are designed to create continuity between home and school and to bring peace and understanding to LCCS moms about the materials and their roles as teachers within each subject. Currently these are planned for the beginning of September, November, January, and March. Attendance is optional and  teachers are available for private appointments.

Family Fun nights
Once a month, our community of families comes together to enjoy activities that grow us closer together outside of the daily joy of doing life together. We focus on activities that are unrelated to school and give each family a chance to relax in a setting that encourages enjoying each others company. Examples include, going bowling, attending professional sporting events and cookouts.

Parent Volunteers
In conjunction with the homeschooling component of our school, each parent prepares to volunteer, if needed, in our classrooms. Our administration will align the strengths of each parent in a capacity to serve the greater needs of our children. What is expected by LCCS is that each parent be willing to participate in the classroom from time to time to further create community among families. At this time, there are no stated mandates for participation, however, we firmly believe that as families become a part of the LCCS community, volunteering in the classroom will be a natural byproduct. The school could not survive without the tremendous help from the parents.