Our Nation’s Capitol

Government and Economic students had the opportunity to travel to our nation’s capital to witness the places where Congressmen debate, Supreme Court Justices deliberate, and the President resides (we even got to see him drive by in the Presidential motorcade!). After seeing the Capitol building, we had a tour at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, where our money is made. We watched real money rolling off the presses, and were told that these machines operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year! That’s a lot of money! We also saw the new 100 dollar bills, which are blue instead of green, and will be coming out the beginning of next year. Our trip ended somberly, with a visit to the Holocaust Museum, where students could see the effects on a nation and its people when limited forms of government are replaced by dictatorship. We left thankful for our civil liberties and system of checks and balances, yet also challenged to stand against injustice in our neighborhoods, cities, and world.

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Mission’s Trip is Huge Success!

This year’s Mission’s Trip took place from may 30th to June 4th, at our very own CAMP EVANGEL located in Byrne, New York!!! Yipeeee! The students had a great time working around the community and “lending a helping hand”. This year we reached out to the local area and offered assistance in many different areas: a local hotel where we cleaned, and painted, a local cemetery where we replaced rocks and cleared brush, a local preserve where we fixed trails and cleared brush and trees, local community buildings where we scraped and painted, a local church where we cleaned , gardened and painted.

What a great time the students had sharing the love of God with the community. There was also lots of time to spend at the Camp having a blast!!! Students went kayaking, rode golf carts, walked up the mountain at night using light from torches, went to a local cave,camped outside and had huge campfires each night will sharing what the Lord had done.

Please go to “Galleries” for some awwesome pictures!

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2010 Mission’s Trip

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Celebrating God’s Goodness

This year’s Spring Celebration took place on Monday, May24th and was a mixture of Elementary, Middle and High School students. Students performed skits, dramas, songs, and dances unto the Lord. What a great celebration it was and everyone was blessed – even the performers. Thanks to all for working so hard and glorifying God with the use of our talents.

Please see “Galleries” for lots of pictures!

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Spring Celebration

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NFL Running Back Blesses Evangel

Former Running Back, Lee Rouson, a two time Super Bowl Winner with the New York Giants was a guest speaker at our Middle School and High School Chapels. Lee shared his journey of faith and overcoming hardships. THrough it all, Lee remained faithful to the call of God in His life. Our students were inspired by his story of Hope and Triumph in Christ. Lee also emphasized that eventhough he has been tremendously successful, he identifies himself as a child of God and gives all the glory to Him. Mr. Rouson has been anexample to our children that “With God all things are possible.” We are so thankful to him for taking time out of his busy schedule to come and speak with our students.

Please see “galleries” for some great pics!

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Lee Rouson from the New York Giants Shares at Evangel

Comparative Advantage

This past week students learned about comparative advantage and specialization by using our favorite sports figures. We learned that Babe Ruth had an absolute advantage in both pitching and hitting, but he specialized in hitting, because that’s what most benefited the team (comparative advantage).

Mrs. Lapp

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Human Trafficking

Students discussed the heartbreaking issue of human trafficking: we focused on the supply and demand of trafficking, and talked about what we can do to stop it. For example, is it better to focus law enforcement efforts on the supply side (those who kidnap and sell others) or the demand side (the customers/buyers)? Students weighed in on their own opinions after studying the data and reading articles from various advocacy groups.

Mrs. Lapp

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Michael Samaha with best in show!

ACSI ART FESTIVAL

Evangel did awesome this year at the ACSI Art Fair! May 6th, 2010

Here are the stats: Please keep in mind that some students entered more then one piece and the categories are divided by grade and media (charcoal, oil paint, sketching pencils, acrylic paint, ink & photography)

1st place & Best of Show

Michael Samaha

1st Place out of Middle School

Manuela Agudelo

Natalie Barbosa

Kreg Franco

Angelie Cesario

Angelie Cesario

1st Place out of High School

Christine Kim

Spencer Yu

Jonathan Gomez

Trya Simmons

Joseph Hernandez

Trista Wu

2nd Place out of Middle School

Alexa Flores

Karen Lopez

Kreg Franco

Nicholas Reyes

Naomi Lowe

Alexis Versoza

2nd Place out of High School

Christine Kim

Eva Cruz

Jessica Samide

Sabrina Emestica

Jonalyn Arbotante

Jonalyn Arbotante

Andrea Gonzalez

3rd Place out of Middle School

Alessa Barbosa

Karen Lopez

Karen Lopez

Asia Francois

Geraldine Haberlin

3rd Place out of High School

Jonathan Gomez

Riwaaz Sijpati

Alicia Petgrave

Tiara Oliverria

Kristina Papacostas

Congratulations to all and thank you for all of your hard work! Way to GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Ms. Arnau

Please see Galleries for some cool pics!

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College Prep

 The Seniors are splitting their time between computer class and their senior seminar, which is preparing them for college. Since time is short and the Seniors are busy folks, we’ve assigned some independent work projects due on June 4. They have chosen all sorts of things to work on and are really enjoying the projects. Some are making videos, while others are dissecting computers. Many students are learning office software, and one group is making an online comic for which they are making their own website!

Mr. Boyd

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Look at the light

Students have been studying light this month. They have investigated reflection and refraction. In their hands on activities they used a laser refraction tank in order to see and measure reflection & refraction. They were amazed to see these properties at work.

Mrs. Wong

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Which slice is the best deal

Students worked on trig this month and learned how to use the law of sines and cosines. They also learned how to find the area of a sector. This became extremely useful when they applied their new skills to determine the area of a slice of pizza and which slice was the best deal.

Mrs. Wong

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