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Join us for a night of fellowship, food, and fun at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Live music will be provided by “Don’t Call Me Francis.”
Proceeds will benefit the Atlantic Christian School Tuition Assistance Program.
Make a difference and purchase your ticket by Monday, April 29th, go to https://acsgolfclassic.com

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Join us for a night of fellowship, food, and fun at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Live music will be provided by “Don’t Call Me Francis.” Proceeds will benefit the Atlantic Christian School Tuition Assistance Program. Make a difference and purchase your ticket by Monday, April 29th, go to https://acsgolfclassic.com

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The Atlantic Christian School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society proudly inducted new members at a ceremony on Tuesday, April 16. Congratulations to the following students:

- Vaughn Burgan
- Rosalie Campbell
- Natalie Dickson
- Isabelle Edwards
- Sophia Gomez
- Julieta Gonzalez
- Chase Hagel
- Gaebriel Hahn-Chaney
- Greta Kleinman
- Anden Lucchesi
- Jennyfer Loaiza-Riveros
- Findley Maxwell
- Layla McCarthy
- Samuel Petrinec
- Noah Smith
- Chase Wilkinson
- Norah Wilson

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The Atlantic Christian School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society proudly inducted new members at a ceremony on Tuesday, April 16. Congratulations to the following students: - Vaughn Burgan - Rosalie Campbell - Natalie Dickson - Isabelle Edwards - Sophia Gomez - Julieta Gonzalez - Chase Hagel - Gaebriel Hahn-Chaney - Greta Kleinman - Anden Lucchesi - Jennyfer Loaiza-Riveros - Findley Maxwell - Layla McCarthy - Samuel Petrinec - Noah Smith - Chase Wilkinson - Norah Wilson

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THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

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THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

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THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up. #acseht #thankyou

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Today we celebrate senior Malachi Vasquez who has been at ACS for 2 years. Malachi is a multi-sport athlete excelling in soccer, basketball and track. Malachi plans on attending Word of Life Institute in the fall.

Malachi, we pray that God will guide you as you trust in Him and not in your own understanding as your favorite verse, Proverbs 3:5-6 says.

#acseht #seniorspotlight #classof2024 @wordoflifeedu

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Today we celebrate senior Malachi Vasquez who has been at ACS for 2 years. Malachi is a multi-sport athlete excelling in soccer, basketball and track. Malachi plans on attending Word of Life Institute in the fall. Malachi, we pray that God will guide you as you trust in Him and not in your own understanding as your favorite verse, Proverbs 3:5-6 says. #acseht #seniorspotlight #classof2024 @wordoflifeedu

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Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

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Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism. #acseht #autismawareness

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Only 10 days remain until our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament and Social Mixer at Harbor Pines Golf Club! 🎉

Prepare for an amazing day of golf and community bonding on Thursday, May 2, 2024. This year, we're excited to present two outstanding events combined into one unforgettable day! The golf tournament begins at noon, followed by an exciting social mixer and silent auction starting at 6 pm.

We warmly extend our invitation for you to join us on this special day in whatever capacity you can. Whether you're hitting the links, becoming a sponsor, placing an ad in our program book, or simply attending the social mixer and silent auction, your involvement makes a significant impact.

By supporting our Cougar Classic fundraiser, you're not only enjoying a day of fun – you're also helping make quality Christian education accessible to families in need through the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund.

Register now at https://www.acsgolfclassic.com/. See you on the course!

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Only 10 days remain until our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament and Social Mixer at Harbor Pines Golf Club! 🎉 Prepare for an amazing day of golf and community bonding on Thursday, May 2, 2024. This year, we're excited to present two outstanding events combined into one unforgettable day! The golf tournament begins at noon, followed by an exciting social mixer and silent auction starting at 6 pm. We warmly extend our invitation for you to join us on this special day in whatever capacity you can. Whether you're hitting the links, becoming a sponsor, placing an ad in our program book, or simply attending the social mixer and silent auction, your involvement makes a significant impact. By supporting our Cougar Classic fundraiser, you're not only enjoying a day of fun – you're also helping make quality Christian education accessible to families in need through the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund. Register now at https://www.acsgolfclassic.com/. See you on the course!

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Join us for a night of fellowship, food, and fun at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Live music will be provided by “Don’t Call Me Francis.”
Proceeds will benefit the Atlantic Christian School Tuition Assistance Program.
Make a difference and purchase your ticket by Monday, April 29th, go to https://acsgolfclassic.com

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Join us for a night of fellowship, food, and fun at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Live music will be provided by “Don’t Call Me Francis.” Proceeds will benefit the Atlantic Christian School Tuition Assistance Program. Make a difference and purchase your ticket by Monday, April 29th, go to https://acsgolfclassic.com

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The Atlantic Christian School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society proudly inducted new members at a ceremony on Tuesday, April 16. Congratulations to the following students:

- Vaughn Burgan
- Rosalie Campbell
- Natalie Dickson
- Isabelle Edwards
- Sophia Gomez
- Julieta Gonzalez
- Chase Hagel
- Gaebriel Hahn-Chaney
- Greta Kleinman
- Anden Lucchesi
- Jennyfer Loaiza-Riveros
- Findley Maxwell
- Layla McCarthy
- Samuel Petrinec
- Noah Smith
- Chase Wilkinson
- Norah Wilson

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The Atlantic Christian School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society proudly inducted new members at a ceremony on Tuesday, April 16. Congratulations to the following students: - Vaughn Burgan - Rosalie Campbell - Natalie Dickson - Isabelle Edwards - Sophia Gomez - Julieta Gonzalez - Chase Hagel - Gaebriel Hahn-Chaney - Greta Kleinman - Anden Lucchesi - Jennyfer Loaiza-Riveros - Findley Maxwell - Layla McCarthy - Samuel Petrinec - Noah Smith - Chase Wilkinson - Norah Wilson

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THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up.

#acseht #thankyou

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THANK YOU! 🚌 Big shoutout to our incredible bus drivers! Yesterday was School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, and Services Coordinator Anne Block, Aide Timothy Martinez, and students surprised ACS Bus Driver Phil Senseney and school bus drivers from Absecon, Linwood, Northfield, and Ocean City when they arrived for the afternoon pick-up. #acseht #thankyou

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Today we celebrate senior Malachi Vasquez who has been at ACS for 2 years. Malachi is a multi-sport athlete excelling in soccer, basketball and track. Malachi plans on attending Word of Life Institute in the fall.

Malachi, we pray that God will guide you as you trust in Him and not in your own understanding as your favorite verse, Proverbs 3:5-6 says.

#acseht #seniorspotlight #classof2024 @wordoflifeedu

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Today we celebrate senior Malachi Vasquez who has been at ACS for 2 years. Malachi is a multi-sport athlete excelling in soccer, basketball and track. Malachi plans on attending Word of Life Institute in the fall. Malachi, we pray that God will guide you as you trust in Him and not in your own understanding as your favorite verse, Proverbs 3:5-6 says. #acseht #seniorspotlight #classof2024 @wordoflifeedu

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Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism.

#acseht #autismawareness

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Atlantic Christian School celebrated Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, April 23. The day began with a student assembly in the Multi-Purpose Room, where Kindergarten teacher Reginale Hathaway gave a presentation on Autism Awareness to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Fifth grader Hadley Basso, who played a key role in planning this day, spoke about autism and her desire to make a difference because she understands the challenges autistic people face daily, as her brother is autistic. She emphasized the importance of embracing individuals with autism in our communities, stating, "Learning to embrace those with autism is to acknowledge their differences, creativity, and beauty. We want to raise their self-esteem as children of God. God calls us to treat His children with open arms, avoiding harsh words and putting them down. Instead, we aim to uplift them and show them they are valued as children of God, just like everyone else." Hadley concluded her speech by reading Psalm 139:14, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." After the assembly, K-5 students enjoyed blowing bubbles outside. All ACS students were encouraged to wear blue for autism awareness and make a $2 donation to support Faces 4 Autism. #acseht #autismawareness

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Only 10 days remain until our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament and Social Mixer at Harbor Pines Golf Club! 🎉

Prepare for an amazing day of golf and community bonding on Thursday, May 2, 2024. This year, we're excited to present two outstanding events combined into one unforgettable day! The golf tournament begins at noon, followed by an exciting social mixer and silent auction starting at 6 pm.

We warmly extend our invitation for you to join us on this special day in whatever capacity you can. Whether you're hitting the links, becoming a sponsor, placing an ad in our program book, or simply attending the social mixer and silent auction, your involvement makes a significant impact.

By supporting our Cougar Classic fundraiser, you're not only enjoying a day of fun – you're also helping make quality Christian education accessible to families in need through the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund.

Register now at https://www.acsgolfclassic.com/. See you on the course!

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Only 10 days remain until our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament and Social Mixer at Harbor Pines Golf Club! 🎉 Prepare for an amazing day of golf and community bonding on Thursday, May 2, 2024. This year, we're excited to present two outstanding events combined into one unforgettable day! The golf tournament begins at noon, followed by an exciting social mixer and silent auction starting at 6 pm. We warmly extend our invitation for you to join us on this special day in whatever capacity you can. Whether you're hitting the links, becoming a sponsor, placing an ad in our program book, or simply attending the social mixer and silent auction, your involvement makes a significant impact. By supporting our Cougar Classic fundraiser, you're not only enjoying a day of fun – you're also helping make quality Christian education accessible to families in need through the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund. Register now at https://www.acsgolfclassic.com/. See you on the course!

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Happy Sunday ACS! Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong. - 1 Corinthians 16:13

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Happy Sunday ACS! Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong. - 1 Corinthians 16:13

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🎉 Get ready for a night of celebration and fellowship at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Join us on Thursday, May 2, 2024, for an evening filled with joy, fellowship, and fantastic music by the band "Don't Call Me Francis." The Social Mixer and Silent Auction kicks off at 6 pm at Harbor Pines Golf Club. It's more than just a mixer – it's a night where our community comes together to support a great cause while enjoying good company and great music. Plus, your participation directly benefits the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund, ensuring that quality Christian education remains within reach for families in need. Get your tickets by Monday, April 29.

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🎉 Get ready for a night of celebration and fellowship at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Join us on Thursday, May 2, 2024, for an evening filled with joy, fellowship, and fantastic music by the band "Don't Call Me Francis." The Social Mixer and Silent Auction kicks off at 6 pm at Harbor Pines Golf Club. It's more than just a mixer – it's a night where our community comes together to support a great cause while enjoying good company and great music. Plus, your participation directly benefits the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund, ensuring that quality Christian education remains within reach for families in need. Get your tickets by Monday, April 29.

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Get ready for a night of celebration and fellowship at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Tickets: https://acsgolfclassic.com

Join us on Thursday, May 2, 2024, for an evening filled with joy, fellowship, and fantastic music by the band "Don't Call Me Francis." The Social Mixer and Silent Auction kicks off at 6 pm at Harbor Pines Golf Club.

It's more than just a mixer – it's a night where our community comes together to support a great cause while enjoying good company and great music. Plus, your participation directly benefits the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund, ensuring that quality Christian education remains within reach for families in need.

Let's make memories together and make a difference in the lives of others. Mark your calendars, invite your friends, and get ready for a night to remember!

Ready to join the celebration? Secure your spot now at https://www.acsgolfclassic.com. Get your tickets by Monday, April 29. See you there! 🎶

#acseht #CougarClassic

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Get ready for a night of celebration and fellowship at the Cougar Classic Social Mixer! Tickets: https://acsgolfclassic.com Join us on Thursday, May 2, 2024, for an evening filled with joy, fellowship, and fantastic music by the band "Don't Call Me Francis." The Social Mixer and Silent Auction kicks off at 6 pm at Harbor Pines Golf Club. It's more than just a mixer – it's a night where our community comes together to support a great cause while enjoying good company and great music. Plus, your participation directly benefits the ACS Tuition Assistance Grant Fund, ensuring that quality Christian education remains within reach for families in need. Let's make memories together and make a difference in the lives of others. Mark your calendars, invite your friends, and get ready for a night to remember! Ready to join the celebration? Secure your spot now at https://www.acsgolfclassic.com. Get your tickets by Monday, April 29. See you there! 🎶 #acseht #CougarClassic

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