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CHRISTCHURCH GOES VIRTUAL!
WELCOME TO OUR FIRST PUSHPAGE |
Merry Christmas!
You’ve just opened a nifty Christmas present for our Christchurch friends and family! This is the first of many electronic newsletters that will be coming your way. We’ll include news, information, and links to places on the website that will help you stay connected. Please use the buttons at the top to connect with various sections within our website. We hope you enjoy this format. As always, your comments are welcome. Thank you for staying in touch with Christchurch!
Jeb Byers, Headmaster
December 13, 2004
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Seahorse Hoopsters Open 3-0
in Prep League:
Topple Norfolk Academy, Collegiate, Trinity Episcopal; Win 15th Annual John Stone Tournament!
Head Coach Glen Taylor and the Varsity Basketball Seahorses are giving the Virginia Prep League a run for its money, stampeding into the season with a 5-0 record, 3-0 in the Prep League. The 'Horses posted victories over Norfolk Academy, 57-43, Collegiate School, 57-56 OT, and Trinity, 73-70. This weekend the team beat Hampton Roads and Walsingham Academies to clinch the John Stone Tournament Championship title. This excitement follows on the heels of winning precedents set this fall by our soccer (12-4-4) and football teams (7-2). For more details about Christchurch Athletics and to find out when the Seahorses are coming to your area click calendar.
DON'T MISS THE EXCITEMENT!
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What we've known all along - Study Confirms Benefits of Boarding School
A new study released by The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) and conducted by Art & Science Group, LLC validates what we’ve known here at Christchurch for more than 80 years: students at boarding school find their schools more academically challenging, they spend more time studying, they have more opportunities for leadership, and they are better-prepared for college than their counterparts in day schools, whether public or private. 90% of boarding school alumni say they would, if given the opportunity, repeat their boarding school experience.
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