Join our dedicated faculty & staff all week long as they freshen up the classrooms and school halls for a new year.  We have a variety of tasks for you to help out with, and we'd love to see you anytime between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for our annual Work Week.

Join our dedicated faculty & staff all week long as they freshen up the classrooms and school halls for a new year.  We have a variety of tasks for you to help out with, and we'd love to see you anytime between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for our annual Work Week.

Join our dedicated faculty & staff all week long as they freshen up the classrooms and school halls for a new year.  We have a variety of tasks for you to help out with, and we'd love to see you anytime between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for our annual Work Week.

Join our dedicated faculty & staff all week long as they freshen up the classrooms and school halls for a new year.  We have a variety of tasks for you to help out with, and we'd love to see you anytime between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for our annual Work Week.

Join our dedicated faculty & staff all week long as they freshen up the classrooms and school halls for a new year.  We have a variety of tasks for you to help out with, and we'd love to see you anytime between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for our annual Work Week.

Whether you’re a new or current family, join us to learn more about our unique curriculum that spans across various programs including Parent/Child, Kindergarten (3.5- through 6-years old), Grades 1-8 and Enrichment.

Please enter the school through the ramp door on Washington Street.

As the sun sets, we'll gather around a cozy bonfire to enjoy the crisp autumn air and each other's company. Hot apple cider and paper bags of popcorn will be provided for everyone to savor. (Bring your own mug!) We'll also join in song before embarking on our enchanting lantern walks.

For those students who didn't have the opportunity to craft lanterns in class, please feel free to bring lanterns from previous years. It's a chance to bring the glow of past festivals into our present celebration! 

The lantern walk is a joyful and magical experience that carries a sense of reverence. As we traverse the pathways, let's be considerate of everyone's journey and keep in mind that running back and forth may disrupt the tranquility of the event.

We look forward to sharing this beautiful evening with you and your families, and to embrace the warmth and spirit of this delightful tradition!

Gathering for our Spiral of Light is a powerfully reverent experience. In quietude, we gather in a darkened room. Symbols of the four kingdoms and shiny stars are nestled in boughs of evergreen laid in a great spiral upon the floor. A lone candle-bearer takes their seat at the center, accompanied by gentle music. Then, one at a time, a child walks the spiral with an apple-candle, lights it at the center and places their candle upon a star along their way out. The brightness grows one apple-candle at a time, and a glowing warmth swells in your chest and wraps itself around you. The crowd that is holding space, the musician with instrument in hand, the walker bearing her single candle, the one at the center bestowing the light, all become a silent living prayer. It is evident that something far greater has stepped into our space.

Event Reminders

• Arrival and Seating: Please arrive just before your scheduled start time. There will be a helper at the front door making sure the previous group is finished before your group enters the Fellowship Hall. Spiral Walk is an inward festival, so entering the building in a calm and quiet manner will help the children find the right mood. Families will enter and quietly find a seat together. Teachers will be there to greet and help children know what to do.

• Photography: Please refrain from taking photographs or video during the Spiral Walk.

• Dress: There will be multiple candles in and around the spiral, so for safety purposes no long or overly loose dresses. Hair is best pulled back. No light-up shoes.

We ask that you honor this festival as a time of quiet contemplation. The Advent Season means a lot of different things to different folks, but it is important that we all have a reverent experience together in a modern world where reverence can be difficult to find.

Please also remind your child that this is a contemplative evening. Quiet voices and respectful behavior are the expectation. If your child is having a difficult time staying quiet for a long period of time, we kindly request that you take a break with them in the hallway.

Whether you’re a new or current family, join us to learn more about our unique curriculum that spans across various programs including Parent/Child, Kindergarten (3.5- through 6-years old), Grades 1-8 and Enrichment.

Please enter the school through the ramp door on Washington Street.

This cherished tradition promises a night of delicious chili varieties, exciting activities for the children, a beautifully curated raffle, lively conversations for all, and the warmth of friends and family coming together.

Join us in our annual last-day-of-school tradition, May Fest!

We'll welcome in the summer with special student performances, a dance around the May Pole, face painting, flower crowns, jump rope making and a potluck lunch. Please bring tableware and cups for your family, a dish to share and a blanket to picnic upon.  

To follow festival tradition, children are encouraged to wear white for this event. A white top or t-shirt works well!

Lace up your bowling shoes and bring your best game! The 2nd Annual Bowling Tournament is back—our newest adults-only fundraiser promises an unforgettable night of friendly competition, creative costumes, great prizes, and community spirit.