Recent Blog Posts
At Resurrection Christian School, we believe that preparing students to live missionally doesn’t begin in high school—it starts in the earliest grades. Our mission is to partner with families in raising students who are not only academically strong and spiritually grounded but also passionate about serving others and spreading the love of Christ in their…
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At Resurrection Christian School (RCS), we believe that great teachers create great disciples. We are committed to investing in the growth and development of our faculty, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and support needed to excel in their roles and cultivate a Christ-centered learning environment. Through a comprehensive induction program, ongoing mentorship, regular curriculum…
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High school is a pivotal time in a student’s life—full of opportunities, challenges, and personal growth. It’s a season where students not only prepare for their future careers but also solidify their character, faith, and values. However, today’s high school students face more challenges than ever, making it crucial for families to choose an educational…
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Spring break is here—a time for families to pause, refresh, and reconnect. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to view rest as a luxury rather than a necessity. However, throughout Scripture, God calls us to embrace rest as an essential part of our well-being. From the very beginning, God set the example. Genesis 2:2 tells…
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Middle school is a transformative time in a student’s life. It’s a period filled with growth, self-discovery, and new challenges. As pre-teens transition from childhood to adolescence, they experience a whirlwind of changes — physically, emotionally, socially, and academically. Hormones begin to surge, friendships evolve, and the pressure to fit in or stand out becomes…
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On January 20th, a biting cold evening, when the Colorado winter showed no mercy, the Resurrection Christian School Key Club brought warmth—not just in the form of meals, but through their heartfelt service at the Loveland Community Kitchen. Braving frigid temperatures, these high school students stepped up to help those in need, exemplifying their mission…
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The Dual Credit courses in Advanced Biological Principles and Anatomy and Physiology recently took on an exciting two-week project designed to stretch their critical thinking, analytical skills, and collaboration. Students tackled a staged Murder Mystery, where they became forensic scientists investigating a crime scene. The project began with a simulated crime scene, where students collected…
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Does February feel kind of “blah” to you? You’re not alone. The February Funk is rough for many people, and not just for those of us living in Loveland. Millions of Americans are affected by seasonal affective disorder (SAD) each year, and February is one of the peak months for people to feel a bit…
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Whether it’s the parents, the coaches, the refs, the fans, or the players themselves, there’s a lot of intensity in private high school sports. Everyone is wanting the same outcome, to win, and they’re willing to do what it takes to make that happen. Competition drives many of us, but it’s also inherently not the…
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Writing is an interesting school subject. It’s one of the most subjective areas of academics — everyone has their own style, voice, and even their own handwriting. Being a good writer isn’t just something for the literary elite. Your child will write papers, essays, cover letters, and job applications at all turns in their life,…
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