Golf, Seussical, & Social Impact

Stadium, Stage & Society
Welcome to the inaugural post of Stadium, Stage & Society, your new front-row seat to the talent, creativity, and character blooming across our school community. This blog is designed to capture the vibrant pulse of our campus life, bringing you stories straight from the sports fields, the theater lights, and the classrooms shaping our future leaders. Whether we are celebrating athletic triumphs, marveling at artistic performances, or exploring the transformational lessons taught in our academic spaces, Stadium, Stage & Society exists to keep our family connected to the extraordinary moments happening every day.


Lady Sabres Claim Huge Victory at Carolina Springs

The Lady Sabres picked up a monumental victory against Riverside High School at Carolina Springs Golf Course, delivering their best performance of the season. Surrounded by an entourage of supportive parents and family along the quiet greens, our golfers showcased exceptional focus and skill to secure a season-low team score of 177. A special congratulations goes out to Hadleigh Hoyle, who earned Low Medalist honors with an extraordinary score of 39.
 

Seussical Kids Take the Stage

The magic of Dr. Seuss is coming to life as our young performers prepare to present Seussical Kids, a vibrant production that is sure to delight the entire SCS family. Showcasing world-class costume design, impressive lighting, and dazzling staging, this musical drama brings beloved storybook characters to the stage while celebrating the boundless imagination of our elementary students. The production kicks off for the elementary school on Wednesday at 9:00 a.m., with public showtimes on Thursday and Friday at 6:00 p.m., and Saturday performances at 2:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
 

Repentance, Recovery, & Relationships with Chris Justus

Inside the classroom of Mr. Chris Justus, middle and high school students are engaging in critical conversations surrounding modern decision-making, digital footprint, and online reputation. By exploring real-life scenarios involving peer pressure, temptation, and societal influences, students learn the crucial skill of evaluating when and how to respond responsibly. Rooted in Proverbs 22:6, this core curriculum aims to build a strong foundation of accountability, helping our young people understand what it truly means to lead with integrity, choose wise role models, and take ownership of their paths.
 
Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old, he will not depart from it. (Prov. 22:6)
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