Craig O'Connor |
March 16, 2019
[cmsmasters_row][cmsmasters_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsmasters_text] During the current school year, 2018-2019, Mr. Micah Gallegos has been serving as interim Assistant Principal within the MS/HS, and Mr. Tyler Van Schepen has been serving as MS/HS Principal and Superintendent. Going forward into the 2019-2020 school year, the “interim” tag on Mr. Gallegos’ position will be removed and he will continue […]
Craig O'Connor |
March 16, 2019
Harold Smith, President and CEO of Christianity Today, will be our keynote speaker for a special event on April 4. The setting will be relaxed and informal, and oriented towards fellowship and good conversation. Harold will speak on the Culture, Christianity, Education, and a whole lot more. Christianity Today was founded in 1956 and is based in […]
Craig O'Connor |
March 16, 2019
Wow! That was some powerful material! We had a great ‘Lunch and Learn’ with Dr. Meg this week. Meg’s topics ranged from talking to your kids about sex, understanding the science (or lack thereof) and tragedy of gender dysphoria, to abortion and more. A very interesting hour together. Photos here. Thank you to everyone who came out. […]
Craig O'Connor |
March 15, 2019
Director of Enrollment, Steve Anderson, welcomed several new parents, grandparents, and children on to campus this week. The families were here to give their youngsters an opportunity to shadow at TC Christian with a peer, and experience a Day in the Life at TCCS. While the children were being introduced to prospective new classmates and […]
Craig O'Connor |
August 25, 2018
From easy wraps and pinwheels for lunch to snacks like energy bites and trail mix, there are ideas for the whole lunch box. You don’t have to have an adorably arranged bento box with cut out sandwiches and fruit to make your child’s lunch special. They are fun some of the time, but not very […]
Craig O'Connor |
August 22, 2018
The Christmas song “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” can be heard around many homes in August, often sung by parents. The singing is often meant to tease kids about the impending start of school. But some are not super thrilled about the first day of school. Along with earlier bedtimes and homework, […]
Craig O'Connor |
August 21, 2018
(Reproduced courtesy of the Legacy Coalition) I’m not a wine drinker, but those who are often speak of certain wines that seem to improve with age. They become more flavorful and full-bodied. There are also some that don’t age well. They lose their flavor and turn into vinegar. Grandfathers are similar to wine. Some age […]
Craig O'Connor |
August 19, 2018
Living a life of power, prestige, excitement and wealth, Wayne Huizenga, Jr. regularly dined at the world’s banquet table. Working alongside his father, the Chairman of Waste Management Inc, Junior enjoyed the perks that came with wealth, including owning three professional sports teams. He was free to drink heavily and quick to offer unvarnished comments […]
Craig O'Connor |
August 18, 2018
Nothing beats waking up to the scent of coffee and the eggy, cheesy, and flaky goodness of a piping hot slice of quiche for brunch. Why go out and splurge when you could bring some of that restaurant-quality brunch to your kitchen table. Want to surprise mom on a Saturday morning? Need a great dish […]
Craig O'Connor |
August 17, 2018
What do you teach at Traverse City Christian School? I’m the Principal for the Elementary School and have the pleasure of teaching Fourth Grade Bible, Science and Social Studies. What do you love about TC Christian? I love the dedication of the teachers who truly love and care for their students as well as their […]
