Morning With Mom
The preschoolers welcomed their moms with smiles, songs, and treats last week. This annual event celebrates moms with appreciation and love for all they do! |
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Signed, Sealed, Delivered
The Kindergarten classes took a trip to the post office to learn all about how the United States Postal Service runs. The trip included writing and addressing letters, adding a stamp, and dropping them in the mail slot to be delivered to their final destinations.
Did you know that the postal system was established in 1775 through the Second Continental Congress and that Benjamin Franklin was appointed as the first postmaster general? The USPS employs almost eight million people and manages 44% of the world's mail volume. This institution is exceptional in scope and history and continues to play a key role in our daily lives. To learn more fun facts, click here. |
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First Grade Explores the Wildlife Park
Our first-grade students visited the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, sporting the shirts they printed using real fish! The students enjoyed watching the fresh and saltwater fish and manatees in the underwater observatory. They saw foxes, snakes, flamingos, black bears, and alligators as they trekked across the wooden trails that weave through this beautiful gem of preserved natural habitat. |
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Students All Abuzz About Bees
Second Grade has been learning about honeybees as a part of their study on insects. Mrs. Jen Bibeau visited to show how the honeybee collects nectar and takes it to the hive to convert it into honey. She donned her bee suit and showed them a hive box. Her presentation also included a short video and honey sticks for the children. |
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7th Grade Field Trip to Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park
Submitted by Sawyer Spear
This year’s trip to Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park was a blast. Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings is the author of one of the books we read, The Yearling. First, we got to learn some stories about Marjorie’s pet, Racket the raccoon, and even saw its footprint. Then, we walked along a calming nature trail, and the guide gave us stickers for answering questions. Next, we went to the tenant’s house where Marjorie's servants lived, and we saw antique pieces of furniture. Finally, we walked through the orange groves to Marjorie’s house where her books were displayed. She had a beautiful front porch where she wrote most of her books. We saw her bathroom, which had the first ever plumbing in Cross Creek, Florida. We learned so many interesting facts and saw so much wildlife, including a cat that hangs out at the park. Before we left, we had free time to eat lunch, climb trees, and play on the grounds. This trip not only taught me about Marjorie’s house, but it also taught me to love and appreciate nature. |
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Students Reflect on Literary Journey You wouldn’t know the school year is winding down if you stepped into the Eleventh Grade English Honors classroom this week. Instead of easing into the final stretch, students have been hard at work diving deep into a thoughtful literary comparison that brings together past and present learning. Revisiting Fahrenheit 451, first read in ninth grade, and pairing it with their recently completed novel, Brave New World, students have been actively engaged in rich discussions and analytical writing. Their task: to compare and contrast the ways each novel explores control within society.
As they worked, students examined themes such as pleasure versus pain as tools of control, the influence of propaganda and ideology, and the pressures of social conformity. With texts open, notes in hand, and ideas flowing, the classroom buzzed with collaboration and critical thinking. It’s clear that even as the year comes to a close, these students are not slowing down. Instead, they’re sharpening their analytical skills, making meaningful connections, and demonstrating that deep learning doesn’t have a season—it’s ongoing. |
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Upcoming Art Show and Choral Concert
The second annual Art Show and Choral Concert will be this Friday, May 8th, from 6:30 - 8:30 pm in the Student Ministry Building.
The art students have been working hard in preparation for this special evening and will have multiple pieces on display while the choral students have been prepping music of their choice to sing.
Family and friends are warmly invited to join us. Music and light refreshments will be provided. |
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Attention Parents
All required athletic forms for the 2026-2027 school year can be found on our website.
You may also pick up a physical packet if needed in our Main Office or Upper School Office. |
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Register Now for Warrior Bots STEM Camp
The Warrior Bots STEM Camp emphasizes hands-on instruction, individual learning, and teamwork. As the demand for data analysts, talented coders, game developers, robotics engineers, and designers continues to increase, The Warrior Bots, First Tech Challenge Team #9175 is excited to offer STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) summer camp June 8th-12th. Our STEM camp is open to all students in Grades 1-6. STEM is all about exploring, creating, building, and making things better, and in our summer STEM Program, you’ll do just that. You’ll work with students from all over Citrus County as you test your problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration skills. Click below to learn more and sign up! |
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Applications Open for Next Year
Admissions Applications for PK – 12th 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 – 11th grade classes, you do not need to apply again. All current K-12 students in good standing are automatically re-enrolled. |
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Time to Step Up
The 2026-27 Step Up application and renewal is open! Please log into your Step Up account to fill out the needed form. As soon as you have your AWARD ID#, please forward that to the SRCS Finance Office.
If you anticipate needing financial aid for next school year, please go to FACTS and apply now. There is a tuition increase set by the school board for the 2026-27 school year. See below. |
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Upcoming Events
May 7th - Middle School Athletic Banquet/SRCS Gym/6:00 pm May 8th - Art Show and Choral Concert/SMB/6:30 pm May 9th - Upper School Athletic Banquet/SRCS Gym/Noon May 21st - Last Day of School/Early Dismissal (K-6 11 am, 7-12 11:15 am, Pre-K noon) |
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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. |
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SRCS Website
Keep current with Seven Rivers Christian School news and information by visiting our website. |
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Athletic Events Calendar
Keep up with SRCS athletic events by visiting our calendar.
Follow us on Facebook for announcements and scores. |
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For more information on Seven Rivers Church,
Service Times: Saturday 6:00 PM & Sunday 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM |
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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 |
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Seven Rivers Church Community Groups
Seven Rivers Church offers several support and community groups. Click on the links below for more information.
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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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