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Just as Terrill Pryor chose The Ohio State University over "that school up north", you should choose Redeemer Christian School for the best in Christian Education! Go Bucks!!!
Just as Terrill Pryor chose The Ohio State University over "that school up north", you should choose Redeemer Christian School for the best in Christian Education! Go Bucks!!!
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A TRADITION IS BORN
For the third time in the last 6 years, the Lady Raiders basketball team qualified for the All-Ohio State Tournament. We are hoping to make it 4 out of 7 this year. We are also hoping the boys will join us in the All-Ohio Tournament this season! Go RCS!!
A TRADITION IS BORN
For the third time in the last 6 years, the Lady Raiders basketball team qualified for the All-Ohio State Tournament. We are hoping to make it 4 out of 7 this year. We are also hoping the boys will join us in the All-Ohio Tournament this season! Go RCS!!
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Mark S. Jones has been teaching for 32 years, the last 30 at Redeemer. He attended Concordia Teachers College in River Forest, Illinois, graduating in 1977. He's a native of the Columbus area, and is proud to call Ohio, especially the Akron area home. Mr. Jones teaches Social Studies and American History to the middle school students, as well as pre-algebra, religion and art to the 7th and 8th graders.
He loves Ohio State (as we all should!) and truly dislikes "that school up north", but he does put up with Pastor Johnson's affection for "that school up north".
Mr. Jones has three granddaughters who attend Redeemer. He feels truly blessed to be able to serve his Lord and Savior, Jesus, in such a loving and caring environment.
Mark S. Jones has been teaching for 32 years, the last 30 at Redeemer. He attended Concordia Teachers College in River Forest, Illinois, graduating in 1977. He's a native of the Columbus area, and is proud to call Ohio, especially the Akron area home. Mr. Jones teaches Social Studies and American History to the middle school students, as well as pre-algebra, religion and art to the 7th and 8th graders.
He loves Ohio State (as we all should!) and truly dislikes "that school up north", but he does put up with Pastor Johnson's affection for "that school up north".
Mr. Jones has three granddaughters who attend Redeemer. He feels truly blessed to be able to serve his Lord and Savior, Jesus, in such a loving and caring environment.
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7th and 8th Grade Class Trip
The 7th and 8th grade class trip is set for May 19-21, 2010. This year we are headed to Gettysburg National Battlefield in PA and then on to Washington D.C. We have initially reserved a tour of the White House and a tour of the Capitol building as well. We'll also see the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery, and worship at the National Cathedal on Friday before heading back. These are just a few of the many highlights on our itinerary. It should be a wonderful visit! Full details will follow. All chaperone spots have been filled, so if you'd like to be on the waiting list, please write Mr. Jones a note expressing your interest. The waiting list is compiled on a first come first served basis, and we already have a waiting list of 5 parents. Questions? Give Mr. Jones a call!
7th and 8th Grade Class Trip
The 7th and 8th grade class trip is set for May 19-21, 2010. This year we are headed to Gettysburg National Battlefield in PA and then on to Washington D.C. We have initially reserved a tour of the White House and a tour of the Capitol building as well. We'll also see the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery, and worship at the National Cathedal on Friday before heading back. These are just a few of the many highlights on our itinerary. It should be a wonderful visit! Full details will follow. All chaperone spots have been filled, so if you'd like to be on the waiting list, please write Mr. Jones a note expressing your interest. The waiting list is compiled on a first come first served basis, and we already have a waiting list of 5 parents. Questions? Give Mr. Jones a call!
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