MM2013-02 - Zion Christian School

Mountaineer
Messenger
FEBRUARY 2013
Learning & Living for the Glory of God
What We’ve Been Up To...
2nd & 5th Grades Visit Meijer Gardens
The 2nd and 5th graders celebrated their “Christmas Around the World”
social studies unit with a field trip to Frederik Meijer Gardens. They
enjoyed looking at the trees decorated to represent countries they had
studied. The spider webs on the tree for Germany reminded the kids of
the spiders they had made to decorate their own tree in the 5th grade
classroom. The weather was beautiful for December, so students were
also able to spend time exploring the outdoor Children’s Garden.
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4th Grade Visits Central Reformed Church
The 4th grade field trip to the Central Reformed Church in Grand Rapids is a favorite
each year and this year was no exception. Students got to learn how pipe organs work
and they got to hear some amazing music. Afterward, the class headed to the Grand
Rapids Public Museum to learn about the three tribes of Michigan Indians. The
guide was very impressed by how much information this class already knew and how
excited they were to learn more about these first inhabitants of Michigan.
Kindergarten Goes to the Critter Barn
Reece Alsum
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is “out of this
world!”
“Oink! Quack! Moo! Neigh!”
This is what the critters say.
Run! Flap! Cuddle! Chew!
This is what the critters do.
“Oooh! Ahh! Yikes! Yay”
Pettit’s “critters,” watching, say!
Smile! Touch! Giggle, too!
This is what young learners do!
Cover: Jayda Steenbergen
& Audra Kaptein
Micah Maartense & his grandmother
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Emma Moelker & her grandfather
Megan Vos & her grandmother
Grandparents!
Grandparents Day 2012 was a
great success! We had a record
number of grandparents and
great-grandparents on Zion Christian’s campus to tour classrooms, visit with teachers, and – most
importantly – connect with children. In our chapel time, Rev. Larry Johnson used our theme verse
for this year, Psalm 126, to speak about the challenge of letting the Lord build our house. Our
junior high and high school choirs and all of the elementary students sang praises to our God. It
was a wonderful time of worship! After even more visiting, Jen Vos headed up a crew that served
lunch to the children and our guests. Again this year, Stroo Funeral Home made that luncheon
possible. The gym was full of old and young, glad to spend time together. The generations were all
together, enjoying their experiences at Zion. We are so blessed!
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Geography Bee
In December. Zion Christian School held its annual Geography
Bee. Students in 4th through 8th grades were given quizzes to test
their knowledge of God’s world and the two students with the
highest scores from each grade had the privilege to participate
in the School Geography Bee. The participants included Reece
Alsum, Brian Braam, Grace Drew, Julian Edouard, Dana Feenstra,
Thomas Tuinstra, Jonathan Vander Wall, Nolan Vander Wall,
Sarah VanDijk, and Jonathan Vos. Miss Kathy Vander Jagt read
questions related to U.S. and world geography, and each student
carefully answered all seven questions from the preliminary round.
Half of the students went on to the final round where the
difficulty of the questions increased. The championship round
decided Jonathan Vander Wall as the winner and Thomas Tuinstra
as the runner up. All of the participants did a wonderful job. What
a blessing it is to be able to learn about the incredible world that
God created and then to use these gifts of knowledge in a friendly
competition!
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Social Studies Expo
In January, Zion students showcased the many important things
they’ve been learning about civics, geography, and history. There
were displays and parades, singing, and acting. Additionally, the
gymnasium was transformed into a huge Wax Museum, filled with
nearly 50 characters from World History!
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Kendra Hesse
Ross
Zion students singing about
those “Fifty, nifty, United States.”
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Christmas Music Program
by Mrs. Sue McCrory, Elementary Principal & 5th Grade Teacher
As a teacher of young children, I know that many little ones have an innate fear of the dark. If we’re honest, even as adults we
do not like the shadows and the unseen that we associate with darkness. Spiritually speaking, darkness is all around us as we
navigate through a fallen world. We see the works of darkness recorded in our daily news and we deal with the darkness of our
own sinful nature. Our Christmas program this year was a celebration of the coming of the Light of the World. We had the
opportunity as a school body to sing joyously of the Light and to revel in the salvation from the darkness of sin. I heard the
elementary choir singing “Light of God,” especially the refrain, “Holy Spirit, break through our darkness. Holy Spirit, breathe
through our lives!” over and over again as they practiced. This prayer continues to echo in my mind and for this I give thanks!
We need deliverance daily from the darkness of our sin. What a sweet privilege we have as believers to sing and to hear our
Covenant youth sing of this Light - the glorious, perfect Light of the Lord Jesus Christ! What a comfort to know that we have
not been left in darkness, to stumble about blindly into danger, disaster, and death. As John 1:4 says,“In Him was life, and the
life was the light of men.” The Light has come! Merry Christmas every day!
The elementary choir sings praises to God
Getting
to know...
Wendy Telman & Christina Ybema
The high school choir
How do you
like your eggs
cooked?
Favorite
musical
instrument
New York or
California
New Year’s
Resolution
Favorite kind
of cookie
In baked goods
Harpsichord
California
Drink more
water & have
a baby
Peanut
Blossom
Andrew Deppe
Junior
Scrambled
My voice
California
Stop
drinking pop
Snickerdoodle
Marie Edouard
8th Grade
In an omelet
Cello &
saxophone
New York
Improve at
sports
Oreos
Jayden Dykstra
4th Grade
Over medium
Saxophone
California
Spend more
time helping
others
Oatmeal
Cream Pie
Robby Schipper
Kindergarten
Scrambled
Drums
New York
I don’t know
what that is
M&M cookies
Mrs. Christina VanBeek
Science Teacher
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Since Zion Christian School opened its doors in the fall of 1999,
the Lord has blessed us exceedingly! We quickly outgrew the set
of portable classrooms that served as our original facility, and in
2003 we constructed and moved into our present facility in Byron
Center. Today, Zion continues to experience rapid growth.
Our enrollment increased by 12% in the fall of 2011 and by
14% in the fall of 2012. As a result, a second kindergarten class
was added this year. With a large pre-kindergarten class enrolled
currently, it appears very likely that two kindergarten sections will
be needed again next year.
Last summer, Zion completed the first phase in the “Building on
the Foundation” campaign. This project added two classrooms to
the school building and expanded two others.
Future goals of the “Building on the Foundation” campaign
include:
• Continued expansion of the elementary wing, allowing for
multiple sections of the elementary grades
• Addition of an Elementary Gymnasium/Auditorium, to
alleviate congestion in the existing gym
• Addition of several high school classrooms, including a
metal/wood shop
• Expansion of the existing gymnasium and addition of proper
locker rooms
• Additional parking lot with a bus lane for optimized pick-ups
and drop-offs
• Update and optimize outdoor athletic facilities
• Technological upgrades, including computers
As we respond to the school’s growth and seek capital to expand
our facility, we will remain committed to the foundation upon
which we are standing: the supreme authority of God’s Word.
We strongly believe that the Lord has blessed Zion because of
our strong emphasis on the authority of Scripture, as well as our
emphasis on the Reformed Faith. Within the context of a Biblical
focus, we will continue to strive for academic excellence. In
addition, we desire to expand without taking on significant debt
to avoid jeopardizing the financial soundness of the school.
Please contact Jason Heerema in the school office if you are
willing to help us in our efforts.
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$200,000
$150,000
$100,000
The Mountaineer Fund represents
the difference between our tuition
income and overall education costs.
As recently as last year, the amount
budgeted for the Mountaineer
Fund was approximately $350,000.
However, our student population
grew 14% this academic year, on
the heels of 12% growth last year.
Thanks to this increased enrollment and a number of cost-saving measures initiated by
the board, our Mountaineer Fund has been reduced to $200,000 in the current school
year. With the $120,000 we have already raised this year, the amount that remains to be
raised is $80,000.
Please help us reach that goal by joining us at our annual Spring Dinner on Thursday,
April 25. The Dinner will be an evening of wonderful food and fellowship, a time to
celebrate the ministry of Zion Christian School and thank our great God for His
continued blessings.
$50,000
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Mountaineer
Golf Outing
Zion’s 12th Annual Golf
Outing was held on September
22 at the beautiful Diamond
Springs Golf Course. Due to
a thunderstorm, golfers were
only able to play nine holes.
However, we were still able to
enjoy a morning full of fun and fellowship. Thank
you to the Golf Outing Sponsors and the golfers who participated in the
event, which raised over $14,000 for the Mountaineer Fund! Next fall, the
Golf Outing is scheduled for Saturday, September 21, 2013, at
Diamond Springs. Be sure to mark that date on your calendars!
EVENT SPONSORS
Grace Bible College
Arbor Gage & Tooling, Inc.
Deppe Mold & Tooling, Inc.
LUNCH SPONSOR
GVL Excavating
GOLF BALL SPONSORS
DJ’s Landscape Management
Premiere Granite & Stone, LLC
MOUNTAINEER SPONSORS
Buiten Insurance
First Companies
Franklin Press
Helms Masonry
Integrity Business Solutions
John P. Sterk & Sons Painting
K&H Concrete Cutting, Inc.
HOLE SPONSORS
Chuck’s Landscape Management
Family Fare of Byron Center
M&K Quality Truck Sales
PRODUCTS & PRIZES
Diamond Springs Golf Course
Maple Hill Golf Course
The Pines Golf Course
Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Peter Freswick
Peter Freswick graduated from Zion in 2001 as a member of Zion’s second graduating class.
Next, he attended Cornerstone University, where he earned his B.S. in 2005, and Michigan State
University’s College of Human Medicine, where he earnied his M.D. Last spring, he completed
the Helen Devos Children’s Hospital Pediatric Residency. Currently, Peter is working and
studying in the Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center,
in Nashville, TN, with a planned completion in 2015.
For Peter, the long hours of a medical career are best interspersed with rejuvenating vacations!
Peter enjoys spending time outdoors. In the last year alone, he camped in Canada on Lake
Superior, skied in Montana, and hiked the mountains of Tennessee. When he’s not working or
“roughing it,” Peter enjoys board games, hockey, and soccer. He currently attends Covenant Presbyterian Church, where
he has been truly blessed by the moral and spiritual support his church provides.
Peter is quick to point out how God has blessed him in many ways: “He teaches me to rely on Him for guidance, and has
never misdirected my path, though it often takes hindsight for me to realize it. Professionally, He has provided education
and perseverance (though 14 years post high school education is a long time!). Personally, I could not ask for a better
family or group of friends.”
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2012 Zion Auction Donors
The Zion Auction Committee would like to thank those who contributed to the auction. This fall, the auction raised
approximately $70,000 for the Mountaineer Fund! Thank you to those who made phone calls, talked to businesses, and helped
with set-up. Without your help, this event would not be possible. Also, thank you to those who purchased items at the auction.
Next fall, the auction is scheduled for October 19, 2013. Let the school office know if you’d like to be involved.
Ace Hardware [Wyoming]
Action Collision Service, Inc. [Grand Rapids]
Advantage Animal Control [Alto]
Amway Grand Plaza Hotel [Grand Rapids]
Arbor Gage & Tooling, Inc. [Grand Rapids]
Arnie’s Bakery and Restaurant [Grand Rapids]
Beaver Island Boat Company [Charlevoix]
Big O Smokehouse [Caledonia]
Binder Park Zoo [Battle Creek]
Bittersweet Ski Resort [Otsego]
Blast Factory [Kentwood]
Bless the Blooms [Caledonia]
Bob’s Butcher Block [Jenison]
Brann’s Steakhouse [Grandville]
Brink Wood Products, Inc. [Byron Center]
Broene’s Furniture [Allendale]
Build-A-Bear Workshop [St. Louis, MO]
Buist Electric [Byron Center]
Byron Center Chiropractic
Byron Center Meats
Byron Family Restaurant
Caledonia Farmers’ Elevator
Camp Bow Wow [Hudsonville]
Carabba’s Italian Grill [Grandville]
CareLinc Medical Supply [Grand Rapids]
Chateau Chantal [Traverse City]
Chemical Bank [Byron Center]
Cherie Inn [Grand Rapids]
Cherry Valley Concrete [Caledonia]
Cherry Valley Stove & Saw [Caledonia]
Cindy’s Hair Care - Jenison [Jenison]
Cinncinati Zoo [Cincinnati, OH]
Clementine’s [South Haven]
Comfort Suites [Grandville]
Compaan Door of West Michigan [Holland]
Cook Funeral and Cremation Services
Corner Sales [Byron Center]
Costco Warehouse [Grandville]
Country Needleworks [Jenison]
Culvers - 54th St. [Wyoming]
Curves [Wyoming]
Cutlerville Shoe Repair [Grand Rapids]
D & D Mobile Locksmith [Byron Center]
D.J.’s Landscape [Grand Rapids]
DeHaan Tile & Flooring [Grand Rapids]
Deppe Mold & Tooling [Grandville]
Design One Salon & Spa [Grandville]
Detroit Lions [Allen Park]
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit Tigers, Inc
Detroit Zoo [Royal Oak]
Diamond Springs Golf Course [Hamilton]
Double JJ Resort [Rothbury]
Dykstra’s Auto Service, Inc. [Hudsonville]
Edward Jones - Maggie Doornewerd [Spring Lake]
Elder’s Appliance [Grandville]
Etna Supply Company [Grand Rapids]
Excel Office Interiors [Grand Rapids]
Express Care Lube & Car Wash [Wyoming]
Fair Oaks Farms [Fair Oaks, IN]
Family Video [Wyoming]
Farmer’s Co-op Elevator Co. [Hudsonville]
Farmstead Inn & Conference Center [Shipshewana]
Fields Fabrics [Grand Rapids]
Fillmore Equipment [Jenison]
First Companies [Grand Rapids]
Flier’s [Byron Center]
Forest Hill Foods [Grand Rapids]
Fortune Chef Restaurant [Caledonia]
Franklin Press [Wyoming]
Gemmen’s Inc. [Hudsonville]
Gerrit’s Appliance Inc. [Wyoming]
Gilmore Car Museum [Hickory Corners]
Gingham Sisters [Lake Odessa]
Gleneagle Golf Club [Hudsonville]
GM Buck Pipe Organs Inc. [Grand Rapids]
Gordon Food Service [Grand Rapids]
Grand Health Partners [Grand Rapids]
Grand Rapids Children’s Museum
Grand Rapids Griffins
Grand Rapids Symphony [Grand Rapids]
Grandville Floral [Grandville]
Green Bay Packers - Lambeau Field Atrium [WI]
Green Valley Agricultural, Inc. [Caledonia]
Groenink’s Elevator & Hardware [Nunica]
Gymnastics Unlimited [Hudsonville]
Haan Jewelers [Byron Center]
Heffron Farms [Belding]
Heidi Christines Salon & Spas [Caledonia]
Helms Masonry Inc. [Byron Center]
Henry Ford Museum [Dearborn]
High Grade Materials [Grand Rapids]
Holland Community Aquatic Center
Holland Special Delivery [Hudsonville]
Horizon Complex [Jenison]
Houseman’s Ice Cream [Byron Center]
Hudsonville Grille
Hudsonville Lanes
Huizen’s Furniture of Galewood Inc. [Wyoming]
Integrated Exteriors [Grand Rapids]
Integrity Business Solutions [Grand Rapids]
j b johnson photography [Hudsonville]
Jan’s Unique Creations [Hudsonville]
Jenison Podiatry PC [Jenison]
John G. Shedd Aquarium [Chicago, IL]
Joymar Inc Carwash [Grand Rapids]
Judd’s Body Shop [Byron Center]
Jurgens & Holtvluwer [Grandville]
Just Simply Baby [Oxford, GA]
Kapteyn Farm [Byron Center]
Kenowa Auto Supply [Byron Center]
Kentucky Horse Park [Lexington, KY]
Kentwood Office Furniture [Breton] [Grand Rapids]
Kidder Safari [Grand Rapids]
Koetsier Greenhouse [Grand Rapids]
Kraayeveld Law Offices PC [Grand Rapids]
Kroll Furnace Co. Inc. [Hudsonville]
Lamphear Service Company [Grandville]
Landscape Impressions [Caledonia]
Laninga Appliance [Byron Center]
Lumberman’s [Wyoming]
M & M Tasty Treats - TCBY [Grand Rapids]
Mac Wood’s Scenic Dune Rides [Mears]
Macatawa Bank [Holland]
Macy’s [Grandville]
Maggie Doornewerd [Spring Lake]
Main Street Sales, Inc. [Lowell]
Maly’s [Grand Rapids]
Mani’s Photography [Jenison]
Maple Hill Golf Course [Grandville]
Marcusse Construction [Allendale]
Meijer - 54th Street [Wyoming]
Meyer Music [Grand Rapids]
Michigan State [East Lansing]
Midwest Sign Company [Byron Center]
Model Drug and Apothecary Gift Shop [Holland]
Monelli’s Italian Restaurant [Wyoming]
Monterey Grille [Caledonia]
Museum of Science and Industry [Chicago, IL]
Naked Plates Studio [Grand Rapids]
Napa Auto Parts (Division) [Grand Rapids]
Napa Auto Supply [Caledonia]
Nelis’ Dutch Village [Holland]
Nichole’s Creations [Jenison]
Northwestern Mutual Life [Grand Rapids]
Old Pike Farm [Holland]
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant [Grandville]
On the Border [Grandville]
Paint-A-Pot [Holland]
Panopoulos Salons [Byron Center]
Paul Streelman Photography [Grandville]
Peek-a-Boutique [Holland]
Pet Supplies Plus [Wyoming]
Pilgrim’s Run Golf Club [Eau Claire]
Dr. Mark Powell [Jenison]
Premier Granite & Stone, LLC [Wyoming]
Prince Christmas Trees [West Olive]
Quality Vacuum [Grand Haven]
Queen Bee Quilt Shop [Grand Rapids]
Rainbow Grill [Grandville]
Redeemer Books [Caledonia]
Reformed Book Outlet [Hudsonville]
Repcolite Paints [Jenison]
Richard Engels Jewelers, Inc. [Grandville]
Roeda Studios [Grand Rapids]
Rozema’s Car Care Center [Hudsonville]
Russ’ Restaurant [Cutlerville]
Russel & Ballard Jewelry [Wyoming]
Scholastic Book Fairs [Caledonia]
Gary Scott Dentistry [Caledonia]
Seif Chevrolet [Caledonia]
Senator Mark Jansen [Lansing]
7 Seven’s Paint & Wallpaper [Grandville]
The Shack [White Cloud]
Shepler’s Mackinac Island Ferry [Mackinaw City]
Sierra Sands Family Lodge at the Dunes [Mears]
Silver Bullet Firearms [Wyoming]
Smith-Owen Sewing & Quilting [Grand Rapids]
Southkent Veterinary Hospital [Caledonia]
Splash Universe/Amish Country Inn [Shipshewana]
Starlite Kitchens & Baths [Byron Center]
State Farm Ins. - Ken Jipping [Hudsonville]
State Farm Ins. - Katherine Sullivan [Jenison]
Steenstra’s Bakery [Grandville]
Stehouwer Frozen Foods, Inc. [Grand Rapids]
John P. Sterk & Sons [Jenison]
Strider’s [Grandville]
Stroo Funeral Home, Inc. [Grand Rapids]
Superior Plumbing [Byron Center]
Suzanne Reyenga - Lia Sophia Consultant [Allendale]
Swierenga Jewelers [Caledonia]
Talsma Furniture [Byron Center]
Target - Clyde Park [Wyoming]
Tillema Sales & Service, Inc. [Byron Center]
Tires 2000 [Caledonia]
Town & Country Group [Zeeland]
True Vine Creations [Hudsonville]
United Bank [Byron Center]
Van Andel & Flikkema [Grand Rapids]
Vander Veen’s Dutch Store [Wyoming]
Gord VanLaan Excavating [Moline]
Veldink Construction [Hudsonville]
Verduin & Sons [Caledonia]
W.W. Greenhouses, Inc. [Hudsonville]
WalMart [Grandville]
Warm Fuzzies [Caledonia]
Wesseling & Brackmann [Hudsonville]
West Michigan Whitecaps [Comstock Park]
Woodways [Grand Rapids]
World Mission Thrift [Grandville]
Ybema Farm [Hopkins]
YMCA of Grand Rapids [Grand Rapids]
Zeeland Schwinn Cycle & Fitness
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Jon De Jong
Joe Vos
Katie Suwyn
Alliance League
All-Conference Athletes
Boys Soccer
Girls Volleyball
First Team
Jon De Jong
First Team
Stephanie Kuiper
Katie Suwyn
Second Team
Joe Vos
Honorable Mention
Levi Pasma
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Second Team
Samantha Kuiper
Honorable Mention
Gina Oosterhouse
Stephanie
Kuiper
Conference
Champions
Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball team
for claiming the Alliance League Championship
this fall! The Volleyball team also won the Grace
Christian and the Zion Christian Tournaments.
Zion Distinctives
Several years ago, members of the Zion constituency met
to formulate a document that would encompass the
specific ways in which Zion seeks to be distinct as a
Christian school committed to the Reformed Faith. Borne
out of this discussion was the formulation of several
statements. These statements may be divided into three
sections: Authority of Scripture, Reformed Heritage, and
School Life, Academics, and Atmosphere. Each issue of
the Messenger will list one of our ‘distinctives’ as a means
of reminding us and our constituency of the primary
tenets that are critical to a solidly Reformed, Christian
education.
Mountaineer Pi Run/Walk
Saturday, April 20, 2013 9:00am
Zion Christian School
Come for the race, stay for the dessert!
After triumphantly crossing the finish line of this 5K race,
reward yourself with a delicious piece of pie. Why is it
called a “Pi Run?” A 5K is 3.1 miles. Pi is the number 3.14.
That’s almost the same thing. Basically, we’re looking for
any reason to combine running and dessert!
Register today!
www.zionchristian.net/
athletics/mountaineer-pi-run
Cost
Section: Reformed Heritage
Tenet: Salvation is by particular and effectual sovereign
grace alone, through faith alone, through the active and
passive obedience of Christ alone.
$20 until March 15
$25 until April 19
$30 on race day
The entire list of ‘distinctives’ may be viewed on the
Academics link of our website.
All proceeds benefit
the Mountaineer
Athletic Boosters
School Play: The Curious Savage
This spring, Zion will present its first school play,
The Curious Savage, by John Patrick. We’re excited about
this new opportunity for Zion students to use their
God-given talents! The students in the cast are
already hard at work in rehearsals. They are showing
great promise as they memorize their lines and
explore the characters and themes of the play.
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The Curious Savage introduces us to Mrs. Ethel P.
Savage, who has been left ten million dollars by her
late-husband. She wants to give most of this
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she will “come to her senses.” In the sanatorium, Mrs. Savage meets a
collection of eccentric social misfits who befriend her and help her regain her freedom. Full
of memorable characters and unexpected plot twists, The Curious Savage is a laugh-out-loud
comedy that also contains meaningful insights into the human condition and lessons about
kindness, gentleness, and selflessness.
The Curious Savage will be presented at Grandville Middle School, located at 3535 Wilson Avenue, at
7:00pm on March 22 & 23. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students. To purchase tickets, stop
by Zion’s office, call (616) 878-9472, or email [email protected].
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Mark Your Calendars:
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Open HouseMarch 76:30-8:00pmZion
School Play
March 22 & 23
7:00pm
Grandville Middle School
Mountaineer Pi Run
April 20
9:00am
Zion
Spring DinnerApril 256:00pmZion
Spring Music Program May 8
7:00pm
1st Byron CRC
Early Childhood Quick Facts
Preschool
Pre-Kindergarten
Meeting Times
T & R, 8:15-10:45
M & W, 8:15-3:15
Begin Date
September 17, 2013
September 16, 2013
End Date
May 15, 2014
May 14, 2014
Age Requirement
Age 4 by December 1
Age 4 by September 1
Cost
$900
$2,125
Payment Options
Prepay
10 Montly Automated Account Debits
10 Monthly Invoices
Mrs. Proud
fit & her pre
school stu
dents
To obtain a brochure about our
Early Childhood Programs, call the office or
visiting our website. To obtain an Application for
Enrollment, call (616) 878-9472 or go to
www.zionchristian.net/admissions/enrollment to
print an application.