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Our Goal is
Different.
On Purpose!
Bible Baptist Christian School was founded in 1980 with the goal
of glorifying the Lord Jesus Christ and preparing children and teenagers for
a life of service to God, country, and others. We believe Christian
education should be different; therefore, we offer academic excellence, fine
arts, and athletics in a well-disciplined, spiritual atmosphere. |
Our Faculty
is Different.
On Purpose!
Mr. Timothy R. Lee, the school administrator, has over 30 years
experience in Christian School education and holds a Masters Degree in
Christian School Administration.
Our teachers are qualified and caring. All
BBCS teachers are required to hold college degrees and maintain
certification. Each teacher is a faithful member of BBC. |
Our Students
are Different.
On Purpose!
From K-4 through 12th grade, our students are challenged to find
the will of God and do it! We encourage graduates to attend Christian
colleges. Graduates can earn academic and Christian leadership scholarships.
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facilities?
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BBCS STUDENTS
Current or Prospective |
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Save
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Are you currently
enrolled at Bible Baptist Christian School? If so, how would you like
to save $50.00 on tuition? If you recommend BBCS to a friend you could
do just that! We hope you will, and we've made it easy.
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Print, clip and use this referral card to recommend your
friends to BBCS. When you do, you will receive a *$50.00 credit towards
your tuition for every student that enrolls because of your
recommendation. |
Are you a prospective student? You will benefit
from this also. When you bring this card in to meet the principal,
and let us know who referred you, you will receive a *$50.00 credit towards
your registration fee. |
*Please note: Recommended student must
pay at least one month’s tuition before a credit can
be applied to the
current student’s account. Limit one $50.00 credit towards registration
per family. |
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AND THE BAND
Plays On... |
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The Bible Baptist Christian School Advanced Band was invited
to play at the Festival of Trees in Atlanta this past December. In March, the Advanced Band won first place at
the Georgia Association of Christian School’s State Fine Arts
Competition and proceeded to the American Association of
Christian School’s National Fine Arts Competition in Greenville,
South Carolina in April.
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Also in March, the BBCS Choral Group performed
Ride the Chariot
and
Benedictus
at
the GACS State Fine Arts Competition and received a #1 rating,
the highest rating possible.
Other GACS Fine Arts Competition winners from BBCS include #1
ratings in the following areas: Academic Testing –
History/Geography, Old Testament, Music Theory, |
Spelling
Bee, and Bible Memory; Art – Textiles; Speech –
Humorous Interpretation, Extemporaneous Speaking, and Oral
Interpretation of Poetry; Music – Sacred Piano Duet,
Female Vocal Solo, Woodwind Solo, Classical Piano Solo, String
Solo, Brass Solo, Sacred Piano Solo, Small Instrumental
Ensemble, Handchime Ensemble, and Handchime Choir |
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SCHOOL CELEBRATES
Adopt-a-Cop Day |
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May
16, 2007 |
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Just as
Clayton County Police Lt. Craig Hammer finished telling students at
Bible Baptist Christian School a little about himself and opened the
floor for questions, one student asked what many others likely wanted to
know. “Have you ever shot somebody?” the student asked. “No, and I thank
God for that,” said Hammer. “I hope I never do.” Hammer, 42, was one of
three officers honored by the students during its observance of
Adopt-A-Cop Day.
Also honored during the event, were 44-year-old Clayton County Officer
Joe Eckler and Henry County Police Officer Johnny Mathis, 23. Eckler’s
two daughters — Mackenzie, 8, and Mackayla, 7 — presented their father
with a certificate of appreciation during the assembly. Eckler called
the recognition “a humbling experience.” “I think any time we can get
around children in an environment like this, nothing but good can come
from it,” he said. Hammer, who has been in law enforcement for 22 years,
told the students that being a police officer was all he wanted to do
from the time he was a child. He said being recognized Wednesday gave
him “new energy.” “It shows that people still care about the police,” he
said. Like Hammer, Mathis said he grew up with a respect for those in
law enforcement from the time his father, Lt. John Mathis, was an
officer in the Atlanta Police Department. |
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“It’s more of a passion job than a paying
job,” said Mathis, who added that he would be in law enforcement “as long as
the Lord allows me.” The event culminated with the students launching blue
balloons into the sky in honor of police officers. School administrator Tim
Lee said school officials decided to get involved with National Police Week,
which honors police, as part of the
Police Benevolent Foundation’s
Operation Blue. BBCS chose to honor the three men, in
part, because of their close ties to the school. Eckler’s daughters attend
the school, as does Hammer’s 10-year-old son, Austin. Mathis graduated from
Bible Baptist Christian in 2002. |
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SOFTBALL TEAM
Wins Title |
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2007
Champs! |
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I could not have asked for a better team to
coach my first year. They all were encouraging and supportive. I'm so
thankful for the infield players for being the backbone and the leaders
of the team, and for winning the mental battle during our last
championship game. I'm also thankful for the outfield, for their
patience, and for being willing to learn how to improve their game by
asking questions. A huge thank you to Mrs. Broere for all of her help
this season, for coaching and covering practices while I was away, for
being my “voice”, and for her advice and listening ear. Thanks to Coach
Rossiter for his time and for answering my many questions. The “Batting
Title” this season was given to the player who has the highest batting
average, Stephanie Wright. |
Stephanie hit two
homeruns for us in the championship game, one of which included a grand
slam! The “Gold Glove,” went to a player who moved quickly to the ball
and would not let them get past her, Melo Mullis. Melo was
also a responsible and encouraging leader, and she did a great job as the
cut off person. The "Christian Character Award" was given to a young
lady who possessed a Christ like spirit on and off the field, Kymberly
Murray. Kymberly kept an upbeat attitude throughout the whole season no
matter what the circumstances and worked hard to keep her teammates
encouraged as well. An example of this is she was nicknamed “butter” at
the beginning of the season. Being the upbeat person she is, she turned
the nickname around saying, “they call me butter because I’m on a
roll.” |
Thanks again girls for a fun season. We will miss you, seniors, and I
pray that you will always seek God first for every decision you make.
~ Coach Stowe
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Summer
Sunday School
Quick Clicks
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BBCS Senior Trip
May 7-16 |
BBCS
Baccalaureate
May 18,
6:00 p.m. |
Online Sign-up
for Summer Sunday School N.E.T.Work Ends
May 18 |
BBCS HS Awards
May 20,
2:15 p.m. |
Last Day K4
May 21 |
Last Day K5
& K5 Graduation
May 22,
9:00 a.m. |
Last Day 1-11 Grades & HS Graduation
May 23,
7:30 p.m. |
Homeschool Graduation
May 24,
2:00 p.m. |
Used Uniform
Sale
May 27-30,
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
Summer Sunday
School N.E.T.Work Begins
June 1,
9:45 a.m. |
Father & Son Breakfast
June 14,
8:00 a.m. |
Maranatha
Strings of Praise
June 15,
11:00 a.m. |
Teen & Junior Camp
June 23-28 |
Vacation Bible School
July 14-18 |
Heritage Sunday
October 12 |
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