Welcome to Bloomsburg Christian School


For the past 37 years it has been the privilege of Calvary Baptist Church to provide the education at Bloomsburg Christian School as a service to parents who share our vision for Christian Education.
 

Our goal has been not only to train students with academic knowledge, but also to form character around the glory of Jesus Christ.
 

We encourage you to consider our mission, values and policies to determine if we share common goals for the education of children.
Students in the News
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“In Our Schools” for 2-25-10"
Despite scoring going back and forth between the teams, Bloomsburg Christian School marked Senior Night with four hard fought wins. Lebanon Christian Academy kept the games close and the fans on the edge of their seats. Between the varsity games, BCS athletic director, Jerry Glaser, honored seniors Erin Mattive, Rebecca Williams and Benjamin Dixson. Mr. Glaser noted that all three excel, not only on the court, but also in their Christian testimony. He also thanked the parents for their support of Christian education and the basketball teams. Players were presented basketballs signed by their teammates, and the mothers were given flowers. The teams will play in the Annual NPCA Invitational Tournament at Canaan Christian on March 4-6.
Bloomsburg Christian School senior basketball players and their parents were recently honored at a home game. Shown from left are: Karen Dixson; Ben Dixson; Rick Dixson; Erin Mattive; Jim Mattive; Lisa Mattive; Rebecca Williams; Pam Williams and Jim Williams.
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 “In Our Schools” for 2-18-10
English and History classes merged in a recent assignment given to Miss Schweitzer’s fourth grade students. Having learned how to write a business letter, students used that skill to write letters to state representatives requesting information about their states. The responses were both exciting and gratifying. Students now have abundant information to write a report about the state of their choice, again using skills learned in English class. They will give a verbal presentation to the class, and the reports will be on display for others to see as well. 
Photo: Fourth grade students wrote to state representatives asking for information to be used in writing a report. Shown from left are: Marcie Harman; Emily Yablonski and Josiah Smith.
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 “In Our Schools” for 02-11-10"
Students in Miss Schweitzer’s class were challenged to read books totaling 800 pages in January. All of her students exceeded the challenge with the class totaling over 8000 pages read. Book reports were written on a snowman form with the student’s name and the title of the book on the hat. The body of the snowman was used for the report with the author, number of pages and favorite character written on the mitten. So many books were read the snowmen filled a bulletin board and the wall around it. The students were rewarded with a bowling party.
Photo:  Shown from left are: Mary Burnett; Kari Albertson; Meredith Minto; Josiah Smith; Jeremiah Renno; Emily Yablonski and Marcie Harman.

 

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 “In Our Schools” for 02-04-2010           
Students in Mr. Lee’s class were recently given a map making assignment. They were to select any country other than the United States. Maps were to be drawn on a piece of standard size poster board with the name of the country prominently listed on the poster. Major rivers, mountains, deserts and other geographical features were to be labeled and the country’s products and natural resources listed. Students used a variety of materials on their maps. Paint, clay, sand, foil and various kinds of paper were used. Each map included a key to explain the symbols used. The maps were displayed on a bulletin board in the classroom.
 

PHOTO: Bloomsburg Christian School students pose in front of a bulletin board displaying their maps. Shown from the left are: Sarah Vreeland; Hunter Glebocky; Madeline Lay; Madysen Hostetter and Joanna Stank.

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 “In Our Schools” for 1-28-10
Congratulations to the Lady Knights for winning the Meadowbrook Christian School Holiday tournament. With just two losses this season, the girls are having a spectacular year on the court. Skilled defense and sharp shooters are getting the job done. The boys are having a winning season as well. And with excellent junior varsity teams getting some game time, the varsity teams should be strong for a few years to come. There are two more home games on the schedule, February 12 and 29. Mark your calendar and come out for an exciting evening. The teams will be playing in the NPCA Invitational Tournament March 4-6. Anyone interested in going can reserve a motel room by call Nancy Glaser.
Photo: The Lady Knights proudly display the trophy they won recently at the Meadowbrook Holiday Tournament. Shown from the left are Mr. Heacock, Mr. Hartzel, Kristen Broadt, Megan Miller, Rebecca Broadt, Erin Williams, Erin Mattive, Melody Golomb, Mikayla Amick, Rebecca Williams, Katrina Hopper and Mr. Glaser.
Miss Schweitzer’s student of the month is Marcie Harman. She loves to read, and her favorite author is Beverly Cleary. Marcie really enjoys dancing and improving her skills. The place she most likes to visit is Lake Champlain. In the future, Marcie sees herself giving piano lessons and working as a traveling nurse. And one day she hopes to play piano with the worship team. Congratulations, Marcie on being named student of the month.

Feb. 25, 2010         Feb. 18, 2010       Feb. 11, 2010        Feb. 04, 2010        Jan. 28, 2010

The Press Enterprise (local newspaper) weekly publishes photos and articles from various schools in the area. The photos above are recent publications.
 

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Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION
School Phone:
570-784-7661
Fax:
570-784-1456

Email:
bloomsburg_christian@
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