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by Published on 05-01-2013 08:00 AM
If you didn't get a senior bio submitted to TCP on time, feel free to leave the following in the comments: Your favorite class, your future plans, and some last words.
Emily Apgar
Even after six years and literally dozens of classes with TPS, I can easily choose my favorite class. It is, hands down, Theology Matters with Mr. Gilbert. At some point in your TPS career, take this class. Mr. G is awesome and that class will change your view on so much. As for plans, I'm attending Clearwater Christian College this fall for math education and a minor in psychology. I plan to teach while pursuing a masters in psychology or social work. I'm not super good at last words but I do have this to say: the grass isn't greener on the other ...
Do you find yourself on an "insatiable quest for beauty?" TPS teacher Tiffany Dawn (Miss Robison, to her students) has some thoughts to share with you. Check out her Biola University seminar and her Coffee House IQB web site.
...Published on 04-07-2013 03:29 AM
In Honduras, TPS partners with Predisan, a Honduran-run medical mission based in the city of Catacamas. Predisan, whose vision is “To Preach and to Heal”, serves families in 51 remote mountain villages (as well as the city of Catacamas) through medical services, community development, and spiritual outreach. Through Predisan, TPS has a special partnership with one of those communities – San Antonio de Capapan – where approximately 250 people live in the Honduran mountain jungle.
Since 2008, TPS has been sending teams to serve the families of San Antonio by assisting Predisan with medical services for the children, providing Gospel-based activities and lessons in the school, leading Bible studies with the teens and adults, and helping with the construction of latrines and other clean water projects. Through our ...
Congratulations to the 2013 National French Exam medalists!
French 1: Kristen Fitzgerald, Alyssa Salanga, Samantha Salanga, Jewel Soiland, Jenna Kate Bisbee, Elli Esher, Emma Hagan, Hannah Brent
French 2: Abigail Hering, Micaela Coughlin, Claire Golden, Micah Warren, Anna Garren, Sierra Nave, Jack Mellott, Crystal Young
French 3: Katherine Wise
French 4: Cameron Carley, Shivani Angappan, Rose Brugger ...
Congratulations to participants in the 2013 National Latin Exam, where our own students were joined by 154,000 Latin students across the country and around the globe. The following TPS students won ribbons, medals, or certificates for their excellent scores.
Latin I, II, and III/IV
Gold medal (summa cum laude)
Alivia Chang
Clara Hendrickson
Silver medal (maxima cum laude)
Kaylie Page
Evelyn Walters
Jenica Anderson
Isaac Hendrickson
Katie Engebrecht
Rebekah Mohn ...by Published on 05-01-2013 08:00 AM
Written by Rebecca Meitler
With the school year at The Potters School coming to an end, Mrs. Adria Day looks forward to her summer plans but will also miss learning about her students through their essays. In her second year with TPS, Mrs. Day teaches four sections of English 1. She and her husband, Matthew, live in Lynchburg, Virginia, with their three children: Noah (5), Myla (2), and Jonas (10 weeks).
As with many teachers, TPS has impacted Mrs. Day’s life in a unique way. She prayed for three years to have an opportunity to teach online, which allowed her to stay at home with her children. According to Mrs. Day, “TPS is one of God’s grace gifts to me.”
Besides teaching with TPS, ...
"My godly parenting -- and my joy in that process -- is much more about my relationship with God than it is anything about my children."
What is the goal or purpose of my parenting? For most of my earlier parenting years, I thought the goal was that my kids would turn out a certain way: faithful believers, godly character, or whatever else we use to measure "success" as parents. However, the older my kids got, the more I realized that while these were outcomes I wanted and prayed for, and that I could somewhat influence positively or negatively, they were not ones I could bring about or manage through parenting techniques or skills. Through diligent application of parenting techniques, I could usually manage my kids' visible behavior, especially when they were younger. And through careful control of what they read, heard, and viewed, I could somewhat manage their intellectual beliefs, at least for a time. But none of my parental "shepherding" or "guarding" actually shaped their hearts ...
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