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January 21st, 2026

Boxcar Imagination

Mrs. Kelly's preschool class was challenged to think outside the box to find a creative way to play with a pile of cardboard boxes. They created a train, painting each car uniquely and enjoying the beautiful weather as they rolled down the tracks.

Second Grade Pupils Focus on Learning

The second grade is studying the human body, and most recently they learned about how the eyes see an object. Part of the study was creating a foldable model of the eye that highlights the vision process. The models also came in handy to remind Mrs. Carty that they were keeping an eye on her!

Third Grade Channels Energy into Learning

Third grade has started a new chapter on electricity. Students learned about static electricity and saw how opposite electric charges on our hair and the balloon attract. After learning about insulators and conductors, they tested various materials (paper clips, rubber bands, aluminum foil, popsicle sticks) to see which objects allowed electricity to flow through to light a lightbulb in a circuit.

Student Behavior Was Lights Out

Mrs. Finley's third-grade class was rewarded with flashlight reading during DEAR time. This special treat was given after the class earned compliments for going above and beyond in offering kindness and being respectful.

Art Students Inspired by Americana Landscapes

Here are some of the art projects the grammar students did recently, modeling the work of American artist, Grant Wood. He is a master artist from Iowa, known for his depictions of rural American Midwest Life, most notably, the painting, American Gothic. To learn more about Grant Wood and his work, click here.

Spanish Class Celebrates Dia de Reyes

January 6^th is King's Day - Día de Reyes - in Spain and many other Spanish-speaking countries. January 6th, also known as Epiphany, is considered by tradition to be the day that the wise men brought baby Jesus their gifts. January 6^th is a big celebration. It is a national holiday and, in many countries, this is the day that the "wise men" deliver gifts to children. In many Spanish-speaking countries, children will shine their shoes, leave out straw (or grass) and water for the wise men's camels, and go to sleep anticipating the arrival of the wise men.

A Roscón de Reyes (as it is called in Spain, or Rosca de Reyes in many Latin American countries, and King Cake in the US) is a traditional dessert eaten on January 6th. Mrs. Eckart made one and hid a figurine of baby Jesus inside. Traditionally, the person who finds the figurine is crowned the king or queen of Christmas. In Spain, that person will also purchase the Roscón de Reyes the following year. Annalea Caballero found baby Jesus and is this year's Queen of Christmas.

From the Advisor's Desk

SRCS Senior Goes to College for Free!

Senior Gavin Confessore will be paid to go to college! Recently, Gavin was awarded several scholarships from Florida Atlantic University, Palm Beach Atlantic University, and Florida Polytechnic University. He was also recognized by the College Board as a First-Generation Student --the first in his family to continue with higher education.

To get to this point, Gavin has taken many rigorous courses and multiple college admissions tests. His hard work was worth it, and Gavin has officially been offered the Presidential Scholarship from Florida Atlantic University, which is a full-ride scholarship. Combining the Presidential Scholarship with grants awarded through the FAFSA and a full Bright Futures scholarship gives Gavin a chance to start college with zero cost. Way to go, Gavin!

Applications Open for Next Year

Admissions Applications for PK – 12^th for the 2026-2027 school year are now open online. For preschool, click here. For K-12 applications, click here.

If you are currently enrolled in our Kindergarten – 11^th grade classes, you do not need to apply again.

All current K-12 students have automatic re-enrollment.

Upcoming Events

Jan. 22nd - SRCS Annual Address/Gymnasium/5:30 pm

Jan. 23rd - Used Uniform Sale/Pavilion/3:00 pm

Jan. 30th - Preschool Book Character Parade/Preschool/9:00 am

Feb. 16th - No Classes - President's Day

Support the We Believe Campaign!

Online giving is now available for the We Believe capital campaign, a three-year initiative to expand the reach and impact of our school. With God's help, we will build a new high school building and gymnasium, expand our parking and campus infrastructure, and prepare for the growth that God is bringing to our community. To learn more and/or give online, click below. Please contact Wendy Cash if you have any questions WCash@sevenrivers.org.

We Believe

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Athletic Events Calendar

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Service Times: Saturday 6:00 PM & Sunday 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM

Seven Rivers Students

Student Life is an intentional space for students and their friends to gather midweek, do life together, and experience the Gospel.

Middle School

Student Life 5:30-7:00 pm

Pickup at Student Ministry Building

High School

7:00-8:30 pm

Seven Rivers Church Community Groups

Seven Rivers Church offers several support and community groups. Click on the links below for more information.

Seven Rivers Christian School exists in partnership with families to shape the hearts and minds of children with a distinctly biblical program of academic rigor, artistic beauty, and athletic competition.

4221 W Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto, Florida 34461, USA

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