Last Day of School

 

Wednesday - June 3
1/2 Day of School

Preschool Celebration @ 9 AM

Final Chapel @ 10:30 AM

Dismissal @ 11:30 AM  

Pass The Baton

 

Holland Christian Schools has developed a strong culture of adults investing in and mentoring students, cultivating a fruitful context for positive spiritual formation of our students. From Preschool through senior year, Holland Christian students know they are loved, affirmed, instructed and nurtured to become all that God has gifted them to be as his agents of shalom in our world. This happens in one-on-one conferring between teacher and developing reader; on the field, court, pool or stage between coach and performer; over coffee or breakfast between teacher and teen. HCS staff members invest into the lives of students, helping to create a “fabric of faithfulness” surrounding students who are encouraged to grow and “stay strong in their faith.”

One way that we tangibly can represent this “life-on-life” influence institutionally, yet personally, is to pass a customized HCS track baton from teacher to student, and student to teacher each year that a student is at HCS. Inside of this baton that follows each student throughout her or his HCS years is a scroll of paper with the accumulated personal messages of recognition and encouragement that will be added by that student’s teacher each year.

Please watch for this special baton, labeled with your child’s name, to come home with your child on the last day of school, June 3. Read the scroll inside, celebrate and pray together with your child over the growth that has taken place throughout this school year filled with God’s providence, guidance and love. You may feel free to write a note to your child on this baton scroll as well and invite another mentoring adult or two to write a thoughtful note encouraging your child as well. We ask that you store this baton in a safe place throughout the summer months so that your child can pass this baton to his/her new teacher next fall when we return to school. 

No School - Memorial Day

 No School - Monday, May 25

Celebration of Learning

After Memorial Day we will be celebrating all the learning and growing we have done this year by having each days activities be centered around a theme.  Our day will look the same as far as structure but all the learning activities will be themed and our classroom might be decorated as well.  

Your child is welcomed to come dressed for that theme as well.  Yes, Mrs. Brouwer has a outfit for each of these days too!!

Here is our schedule:

Tuesday - Red/White/Blue Day

Wednesday - Game Day

Thursday - Popcorn Day

Friday - Neon Day

Monday - Ice Cream Day

Tuesday - Camping Day

Wednesday - Graduation Day  

Field Day

Wednesday, May 27 

12:30 - 3:00 PM

Rose Park students will be having Field Day at school. 

Please make sure your child is dressed to do activities outside on that day.  

Ms. Raak's Retirement Celebration

 

After 40 years in education Ms. Raak, our Rose Park PE teacher, will be retiring at the end of the school year. Field Day just so happens to be her birthday as well! Please save the date to help us celebrate Ms. Raak by congratulating her out on the playscape to end the day on Wednesday, May 27th. Parents are welcome to park their cars and come out back to the playscape to celebrate Ms. Raak and end field day, and her wonderful career in celebration! Please join us from 2:45 -3:30 pm for a cookie and congratulations. Please be mindful of the bus and carpool lanes as you park cars!

Rose Park Night at Craig's Cruisers

 

Rose Park Night

May 18 from 5-9 PM

Enjoy a night of family fun at Craig’s Cruisers in Holland. All Rose Park students will receive a wristband at the door good for unlimited attractions and $5 of free tokens! Parent supervision required!

Pizza will be available for purchase along with extra wristbands and tokens for siblings and/or parents.