The ACS family had a fantastic time at Christian Skate Night, supporting our High School Missions trip to Belize this Spring! It was an evening filled with exercise, fun, fellowship, and exciting races. Stay tuned for the next Missions Club Fundraiser. The Skate Night raised $2,000 for the trip. Thank you so much for your support.
Join us for Christian Skate Night on Saturday, September 21, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM at Young’s Skating Center! This is a family-friendly event, so invite your friends, family, neighbors, and church friends. Tickets are $15 each ($17 at the door), with a maximum of $60 per family (immediate family members only). Skate rentals will be available at the door. Proceeds will benefit the ACS Missions Club. To purchase tickets online, visit https://bit.ly/skatenightsept21
Join us this Saturday for ACS Missions Club’s Christian Skate Night, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Young’s Skating Center (763 Park Road, Mays Landing, NJ).
Tickets are $15 in advance and can be purchased online at https://bit.ly/ChristianSkateNight2024, at the ACS Front Desk, or from Mr. Genter. Tickets will also be sold for $17 at the door. The maximum price for an immediate family will be $50. Skate rental is an additional cost of $3. Proceeds benefit the ACS Missions Club.
The ACS Sophomore Class is hosting a Christian Skate Night skating party on Saturday, May 21, 2022 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Young’s Skating Center at 763 Park Road in Mays Landing. ACS families and friends are welcome to attend. All proceeds will benefit the Sophomore Class.
Buy your tickets in advance and save! Tickets can be purchased from the school office, from Mr. Genter, or at the door at the skating center. Skaters’ prices include skate rental.
The advance ticket price for skaters is $15 and at the door will be $17. The advance ticket price for non-skaters is $7 and at the door will be $8.
The ACS campus was buzzing with activity all summer long as children from preschool to the sixth grade attended our popular, award-winning Cougar Camp and Early Education summer program. Faculty member Eric Tardif, in his second year as Cougar Camp Director, put together an exciting schedule of weekly-themed activities for nearly 90 campers who attended two or more days a week. “It was a summer filled with laughter, joy, and making memories,” said Tardif on the final day of camp on August 27. Early Education Director and Elementary Principal Gail Alford oversaw the Early Ed summer camp program for nearly 100 preschool and kindergarten-aged children.
In Cougar Camp, the children enjoyed field trips to Young’s Skating Center, Birch Grove and Estell Manor Parks, the Cape May Zoo, the Funny Farm Rescue, bowling at DiDonato Family Fun Center, and more. The campers also looked forward each week to water days on Wednesdays and Fridays, especially enjoying the Big Kahuna water slide and “foam fun days.”
Thursdays were STEM days and the challenging projects included constructing a tower using popsicle sticks, making a flashlight, and designing an aluminum foil boat that could hold marbles and float in a basin of water. The students also enjoyed learning more about alpacas, who visited the campus in June, and experienced the wonders of magic performed by Mr. Magico. The campers cooled off on several hot summer days with treats provided by Kona Water Ice.
The campers also held their own Camp Olympics, coinciding with the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, and even made their own Olympic medals out of oreos and fruit leather. The school garden was a favorite place of activity each week, where campers watered, weeded, and harvested tomatoes, beets, carrots, and much more, with some of the produce donated to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, Southern Branch.
Each day in Cougar Camp began with the worship and devotions. The older campers led the group in several worship songs and devotions were presented by one of the camp counselors.
“One of the most memorable parts of camp for me was seeing the hearts of a number of children transform to desire to know God and to learn about what He wants for their lives,” Tardif said. “The seeds of the gospel were sown and we started seeing fruit from that.”
Congratulations to our camp directors and camp counselors for a memorable and life-changing summer.
The ACS Freshman Class is hosting a Christian Skate Night skating party on Saturday, March 28, 2020 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Young’s Skating Center (763 Park Road, Mays Landing).
ACS families and friends are welcome to attend. Tickets will be available at the front desk starting next week and will be $8 apiece. The ticket price at the door will be $10 per person. There is an additional fee for skate rental. All proceeds to benefit the Freshman Class.
The ACS Freshman Class is hosting a Christian Skate Night skating party on Saturday, March 28, 2020 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Young’s Skating Center (763 Park Road, Mays Landing).
ACS families and friends are welcome to attend. Tickets will be available at the front desk starting next week and will be $8 apiece. The ticket price at the door will be $10 per person. There is an additional fee for skate rental. All proceeds to benefit the Freshman Class.
With Christian music on the speakers and over 250 skaters on the floor, Young’s Skating Center in Mays Landing was full of energy on Saturday, January 11. The Junior class welcomed students, friends, and family members from ACS, local church youth groups, and even other Christian schools for an exciting evening at the rink.
The fundraiser brought in over $1,600 and will benefit the Junior Class fund for its Senior Trip.
Join us on March 28 for Christian Skate Night, hosted by the ACS Freshman Class. The event is from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m at Young’s Skating Center (763 Park Road, Mays Landing).
ACS families and friends are welcome to attend. Tickets will be available for purchase at the ACS front desk starting next week. All proceeds to benefit the Freshman Class.
The ACS Junior Class is hosting a Christian Skate Night skating party on Saturday, January 11, 2020 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Young’s Skating Center (763 Park Road, Mays Landing). ACS families and friends are welcome to attend. Tickets are now available for purchase at the ACS front desk for $8. Maximum price for an immediate family will be $20. Tickets will also be sold for $10 at the door. Skate rental is an additional cost. All proceeds will benefit the Junior Class fund for its Senior Trip.
Young’s Skating Center in Mays Landing was full of energy on Saturday, January 12 with Christian music on the speakers and over 200 skaters on the floor! The sophomore class welcomed students, friends, and family members from ACS, local church youth groups, and even other Christian schools for an exciting evening at the rink.
The fundraiser brought in over $1,400 that will be used toward sophomore class activities and their 2021 senior trip. Two more skate nights are being planned — one each in the Spring and Fall of 2019.
The ACS sophomore class is hosting a Christian Skate Night skating party on Saturday, January 12 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Young’s Skating Center (763 Park Road, Mays Landing). Tickets are $8 in advance and can be purchased in the school office or from Mr. Genter. Tickets will be $10 at the door. Maximum price for immediate family will be $30. Skate rental is an additional cost.