Scroll below for information on all of these exciting events.

Private lessons will be offered in piano, voice, hymn playing, brass, woodwinds, percussion, and organ.  For more information and to register, download the Summer Music Lesson Registration form.

Keep your instrument skills sharpened by joining the summer band.  There is no cost to attend and no registration forms to complete.  More details will be coming in the next few weeks, so check back soon.

What a great opportunity for your student to have access to wonderful talent and instructors!  This musical opportunity will be held the first part of August culminating at the end of the week with a final concert.

Beginning in June and throughout the summer, sports camps for students in grades 1 – 12 will take place for basketball, soccer, volleyball, and cheerleading.  The goal of the sports camps at Schaumburg Christian School is to assist each young person in becoming an improved athlete through the following methods:

• Developing the student’s athletic skills
• Improving the student’s knowledge of the game
• Building personal character traits
• Instilling a drive to become a better person and player
• Encouraging spiritual growth

Registering your student is as easy as printing the Sports Camp Registration form, completing it, and returning it to the school office.

Summer is a time for growing!  Join us this summer for an exciting time of fun and learning.  Select a week or the whole summer to be a part of this year's summer program.  Review this year’s brochure for more information and to register.  Details about the daily activities for each month along with the menus will be posted in late May.

You are also welcome to attend one of our Parent Information Meetings.  Here you will meet the administration, have a tour of the campus, and have opportunity to meet and talk with the teachers.

Call (847) 885-3230 for more information and to register for one of these exciting events.

1st Grade Parent Letter

2nd Grade Parent Letter

November 3-6
Bob Jones University High School Festivals

November 12-13
All State Band & Choir @ Heritage Christian School in Frankfort, IL
(for high school students, contact Mr. Riffel for details)

November 23
Maranatha Symphonic Band in SCS Chapel, 9:10 a.m.

November 24
1st and 2nd Grade Thanksgiving Program, 7:00 p.m.

November 25
One-half day of school

November 26-27
Thanksgiving Holiday (No school or child care)

View information on the girls volleyball tournament. 
View information on the boys soccer tournament.

Introduce your children to quality music done professionally.  The performing musicians seek to make the music of the master composers available to as wide an audience as possible. In particular, they would like to spark young people’s interest in classical music.

If you have family members, friends, or children that are musically inclined, you are encouraged to invite them to this program. The musicians would welcome the opportunity to talk with you after the concert and answer questions or provide encouragement for further study.

This annual event is held in the church lobby, and the seats are first come-first served.  There is no charge for this event.

School Orientation

• Grades 1 – 12 - Friday, August 28, 7:30 p.m.
• Preschool 3 – Kindergarten (Morning Classes) - Tuesday, September 1, 7:30 p.m.
• Preschool 3 – Kindergarten (Afternoon Classes) – Tuesday, September 1, 6:30 p.m.   
  (Meet in the classroom at 6:30 then proceed to the auditorium for the 7:30 p.m. orientation meeting)

First Day of Classes

• Grades 9-12 – Monday, August 31
• Preschool 3 – 8th Grade – Tuesday, September 8

Scroll below for information on all of these exciting events.

Private lessons will be offered in piano, voice, hymn playing, brass, woodwinds, percussion, and organ.  For more details review the information sheet.

Keep your instrument skills sharpened by joining the summer band each Tuesday from 12:30 to 1:15.  There is no cost to attend and no registration forms to complete.  Learn more about the summer band program.

What a great opportunity for your student to have access to wonderful talent and instructors!  This musical opportunity will be held Monday, August 3 through Friday, August 7, culminating with a final concert at 7:00 p.m. Friday.  You can review the information brochure (Page 1, Page 2) or go online at http://www.hbcfrankfort.orgto register.

The SCS Fitness Boot Camp is designed for students going into 8th through 12th grades who want to optimize their performance as SCS athletes or for students who want to develop their physical strength and cardio respiratory fitness.  There is no cost for this summer program which meets Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m.  For more information review the attached information form or to register, review and sign the consent and release form.

Beginning in June and throughout the summer, sports camps for students in grades 1 – 12 will take place for basketball, soccer, volleyball, and cheerleading.  The goal of the sports camps at Schaumburg Christian School is to assist each young person in becoming an improved athlete through the following methods:

• Developing the student’s athletic skills
• Improving the student’s knowledge of the game
• Building personal character traits
• Instilling a drive to become a better person and player
• Encouraging spiritual growth

Registering your student is as easy as printing the registration form, completing it, and returning it to the school office.

Medieval Adventure is this year’s theme.  Select a week or the whole summer to be a part of this exciting summer program.  Review this year’s brochure for more information (Page 1, Page 2).  For details about the daily activities, select the month - June, July, August.  To view the lunch menu, click here.

• Developing the student’s athletic skills
• Improving the student’s knowledge of the game
• Building personal character traits
• Instilling a drive to become a better person and player
• Encouraging spiritual growth

Registering your student is as easy as printing the registration form, completing it, and returning it to the school office.

In observance of national reading week, the first grade classes at SCS had many guest readers visit in order to promote and encourage reading development. Stories such as Arthurs Thanksgiving and the Rainbow Fish were read, much to the delight of the students. A special thank you is extended to all of those who volunteered and made this a memorable time for our students.

At SCS, starting in kindergarten students are required to be able to read in order to graduate. Students further develop and hone these vital skills in first grade though continued study of phonics and practical training. Schaumburg Christian School understands the importance of being able to not only read, but to understand what is being read. Therefore, comprehension is also developed along with verbal reading skills as part of its core curriculum.

Parents can also play an important role in developing reading skills by simply reading exciting stories and adventures to their child and by having their child read to them. Developing a love for reading helps motivate students to increase their reading skills and will go a long ways towards academic success.