Core Values, Jan. 12-16, 2015

Virtue-even attempted virtue-brings light; indulgence brings fog. C.S. Lewis

Congratulations House Audacia for practicing the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by setting up chairs in Mrs. Stagger’s classroom before school.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by taking out the trash for Mrs. Tamara Wilmoth.
  • One member demonstrated CHIVALRY and SERVICE by taking all the English 7 projects to students who left them in the room.
  • One member displayed a HEART OF SERVICE by volunteering to help wash a very messy white-board in the Spanish classroom.
  • One member demonstrated EXCELLENCE and WISDOM by his ability to connect ideas in the classroom with the details of the real world.
  • One member has demonstrated PERSEVERANCE in his academic pursuits this entire year.
  • One member has demonstrated WISDOM and VIRTUE in her ability to apply what she learns in class to other areas of life, and her willingness to ask tough questions of her teacher in a respectful manner.
  • Three members have consistently demonstrated DILIGENCE and SERVICE leading the Audacia girls in Bible reading and prayer.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS and SERVICE by cleaning Mrs. Stagger’s room for an upcoming open house without being asked.
  • One member consistently demonstrates JOY in the learning process.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by helping set up tables for the open house.
  • One member demonstrated EXCELLENCE and FAITHFULNESS in not only preparing for the county spelling bee, but in winning it.
  • One member demonstrated EXCELLENCE and FAITHFULNESS in not only preparing for the county spelling bee, but placing in the top three.

Congratulations House Fides for practicing the following core values:

  • Two members demonstrated SERVICE by passing out papers for Mrs. Staggers.
  • Two members demonstrated REVERANCE and LEADERSHIP by assisting in the worship during chapel.
  • One member demonstrated CHIVALRY by holding the door open for others in the freezing cold.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by wiping down all the desks in Mrs. Tamara Wilmoth’s room with Clorox wipes.
  • One member demonstrated CHIVALRY and SERVICE by taking all the English 7 Projects to students who left them in the room.
  • One member has demonstrated WISDOM by his maturity and being able to examine his own actions and repent of those that do not lead to virtue.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by volunteering to let Mrs. Staggers use his Algebra I book for the open house.
  • Two members demonstrated SERVICE by helping set up tables for the open house.

Congratulations House Sapientia for practicing the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated POSITIVE SCHOOL-SPIRIT, GOODNESS, and HELPFULNESS in performing during half-time at homecoming, assisting with the the pep rally, and throughout the evening in leading school cheers.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by taking out trash for Mrs. Staggers.
  • One member demonstrated REVERANCE and LEADERSHIP by assisting in the worship during chapel.
  • One member has demonstrated ENTHUSIASM in the classroom by his excitement to explore new ideas.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by helping set up tables for the open house.

Core Values, Jan. 5-9, 2015

 Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters,  since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving. Colossians 3: 23-24

Congratulations House Audacia for demonstrating the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated LOVE AND SERVICE when she vacuumed Mrs. Bingham’s room and took out the trash without being asked. Mrs. Bingham returned to her room, and it was clean.
  • One member demonstrated LEADERSHIP and REVERENCE when he led the chapel for the Upper School.
  • One member took INITIATIVE to demonstrate HUMILITY and a GENTLE SPIRIT in a difficult situation.

Congratulations House Fides for demonstrating the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated GROWTH IN GODLINESS as witnessed by her recent conversations with adults.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by volunteering to set up the room for her elective class on Thursday.
  • One member demonstrated GOODNESS by volunteering to clean Mrs. Dearing’s board.

Congratulations House Sapientia for demonstrating the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by cleaning Mrs. Lily Wilmoth’s classroom.
  • One member demonstrated HELPFULNESS and SERVICE by cleaning up and storing the school Christmas decorations on Friday.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by taking out trash for Mrs. Dearing on an extremely cold day.
  • One member demonstrated GOODNESS by volunteering to clean Mrs. Dearing’s board because it was covered with student work.

Core Values, December 8-19, 2015

For to us a child is born,
    to us a son is given,
    and the government will be on his shoulders.
And he will be called
    Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
    Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Isaiah 9:6

Congratulations to House Audacia for demonstrating the following core values:

  • Two members demonstrated SERVICE and SACRIFICE by giving up their Saturday to work at the Cabarrus Women’s Center moving furniture.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by helping take down chairs from the play.
  • One members demonstrated KINDNESS by taking out the trash for Mr. Wilmoth.
  • One member demonstrated FAITHFULNESS by including the Audacia symbol in her presentation about Joan of Arc.
  • Six members demonstrated DILIGENCE and EXCELLENCE by writing original poetry and reciting it at Mrs. Dearing’s Shire Party in English 8.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by cleaning Mr. Wilmoth’s room after a review game in history.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by taking out all the trash after the seventh grade Christmas Around the World party.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE and GOODNESS by spending all afternoon and evening decorating and preparing the gym for the faculty Christmas Party.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS and SERVICE by babysitting for teachers attending the faculty Christmas Party.

Congratulations to House Fides for demonstrating the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by helping take down chairs from the play.
  • Three members demonstrated REVERENCE as they led the students in Christmas Carols during chapel.
  • Two members demonstrated KINDNESS by taking out the trash for Mr. Wilmoth.
  • One member demonstrated   GRATITUDE by making a special effort to thank  the chapel speaker for the gifts she passed out.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS and SERVICE by working in the kitchen during the faculty Christmas Party.

Congratulations to House Sapientia for demonstrating the following core values:

  • One member demonstrated SERVICE AND GOODNESS by volunteering to take out Mrs. Dearing’s trash on a cold, drizzly day.
  • Three members demonstrated GOODNESS AND COMPASSION by assisting a fellow student with organization and study even though it meant sacrificing their study hall and lunch.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by helping take down chairs from the play.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS and SERVICE by babysitting for teachers attending the faculty Christmas Party.

Core Values, Dec. 1-5, 2014

Faith in God is the source of peace in life: peace in life is the source of inward order; inward order is the source of unerring application of our powers, and this again is the source of the growth of those powers, and of their training in wisdom; wisdom is the spring of all human blessings.”  Pestalozzi

Congratulations House Audacia for your willingness to be trained in wisdom:

  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by vacuuming Mrs. Lily Wilmoth’s room for the open house.
  • One member demonstrated THINKING OF OTHERS by letting Mrs. Staggers use his math text for the open house.
  • One member demonstrated HELPFULNESS  and TEAMWORK by decorating the school for Christmas.
  • One member demonstrated LEADERSHIP by stepping up to complete a request to paint the school rock.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS and HELPFULNESS by assisting another student.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by taking the trash to the dumpster for Mrs. Staggers.
  • Three members demonstrated SERVICE by working at Operation Christmas Child on Monday night.
  • One member demonstrated GOODNESS and KINDNESS  by participating in the Rhetoric I debate requiring additional responsibilities outside of normal class time.
  • One member demonstrated INITIATIVE and SERVICE by carrying chairs back to classrooms after an event.

Congratulations House Fides for your willingness to be trained in wisdom:

  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS toward his teacher by assisting in a thoughtful manner as observed by Mr.Staggers.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS by inviting a friend to go on vacation with his family.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by vacuuming Mrs. Lily Wilmoth’s room for the open house.
  • One member demonstrated SELFLESSNESS by giving up his homework time in class to help others with understanding calculator functions.
  • One member demonstrated a SERVANT’S HEART by helping Mrs. Dupont move Christmas trees.
  • One member demonstrated GOODNESS and KINDNESS  by participating in the Rhetoric I debate requiring additional responsibilities outside of normal class time.
  • One member demonstrated KINDNESS, JOY, and EXCELLENCE to parents and students visiting CCS during open house.
  • One member demonstrated SERVICE by working at Operation Christmas Child on Monday night.

Congratulations House Sapientia for your willingness to be trained in wisdom:

  • Two members demonstrated CHIVALRY by taking out Mrs. Lily Wilmoth’s trash.
  • One member demonstrated HELPFULNESS  and TEAMWORK by decorating the school for Christmas.
  • One member demonstrated an INCREDIBLE WORK ETHIC and WISDOM  by her willingness to make the things learned in Rhetoric I play a role in her life.
  • Two members demonstrated GOODNESS and KINDNESS  by participating in the Rhetoric I debate requiring additional responsibilities outside of normal class time.

Core Values, Nov. 18-25, 2014

It should not be claimed that there is no art or science of training up to virtue. Remember how absurd it would be to believe that even the most trifling employment has its rules and methods, and at the same time, that the highest of all departments of human effort–virtue–can be mastered without instruction and practice! Cicero

Congratulations House Audacia for practicing the following virtues:

  • One member practiced SERVICE when he volunteered to help Mrs. Hartsock while she was cleaning the kitchen.
  • Two members practiced DILIGENCE by attending the Congressional Medal Meeting.
  • One member practiced CHIVARLY by taking out trash for Mrs. Tamara Wilmoth.
  • One member practiced SERVICE by taking old decorations to the dumpster for Mrs. Kuhn.
  • One member practiced SERVICE by vacuuming Mrs. Tamara Wilmoth’s room.
  • One member practiced EXCELLENCE and WISDOM by her willingness to apply the important ideas discussed in Mr. Leland’s class to her own life as a Christian.
  • One member practiced a SERVANT’S HEART by helping others when she saw the need as observed by Mr. Staggers.
  • One member practiced KINDNESS by serving a grammar school teacher in cleaning her classroom.
  • One member practiced COMPASSION by sharing his lunch with a student who had forgotten his lunch.
  • One member practiced a SERVANT’S HEART when she offered to sweep the kitchen for the Bricks 4 Kidz class.

Congratulations House Fides for practicing the following virtues: 

  • One member practiced SERVICE when he volunteered to help Mrs. Hartsock while she was cleaning the kitchen.
  • Three members practiced DILIGENCE by attending the Congressional Medal Meeting.
  • One member practiced SERVICE by taking old decorations to the dumpster for Mrs. Kuhn.
  • One member practiced HELPFULNESS by her willingness to vacuum Mrs. Dearing’s room.
  • One member practiced a SERVANT’S HEART when she offered to sweep the kitchen for the Bricks 4 Kidz class.
  • One member practiced KINDNESS when she offered to take out Mr. Wilmoth’s trash.

Congratulations House Sapientia for practicing the following virtues:

  • One member practiced DILIGENCE by attending the Congressional Medal Meeting.
  • One member practiced DILIGENCE and INITIATIVE by initiating a tutoring time with her teacher, Mrs. Sneed, in Latin II and committing to extra study time.
  • One member practiced COMPASSION with much patience by helping another student with her math assignment in Mrs. Wilmoth’s class.
  • Two members practiced SERVICE and SACRIFICE by staying after history class to help Mrs. Dearing reset the room after a mock trial practice.
  • One member practiced WISDOM by laying aside his own presuppositions in pursuit of truth in Mr. Leland’s class.
  • One member practiced a SERVANT’S HEART by carrying parade supplies for Mrs. Dupont.
  • One member practiced INITIATIVE by coming to Mr. Wilmoth ahead of time to explain why he was unable to complete an assignment rather than wait until class.