Calvary Chapel Christian School

4250 S. 25th East
Idaho Falls, ID   83404
208-542-6250 main
208-932-0210 central
school@calvaryifschool.org
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2011 Tax Contribution Form

Make a Tax Deductible Donation to CCCS
As 2011 draws to an end, We ask that you might consider making a tax deductible contribution to the school. Please stop by the office to pick up your form today!

Idaho tax laws now allows for a bigger and better contribution to schools by any Idaho resident. Couples may receive up to a $1,000 state tax credit and corporations may receive up to $5,000 tax credit!!
Any questions please call us at 208-542-6250

  Box Tops for EducationWe are collecting box tops.

Special thanks to Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. DeNagy, and all who helped make our Barnes & Noble Bookfair a success! We earned $2637.00 for our school!

Coming UP!!!!

Feb 1: Bake Sale, Main Campus

Feb 2: Crazy Hat Day!

Feb 3: Ski Kelly Canyon (5th-10th grades)

Feb 20: President's Day, NO SCHOOL

Feb 21-24: Holy Spirit Week

Feb 24 & 25: 30 Hr. Famine

March 16 & 17: Crossing Thin Ice Conference

Crossing Thin Ice, The Secrets of Influential Parenting!

March 16th & 17th @ Calvary Chapel

(For Parents of 8 to 18 year olds)
Friday, January 13th attend the one-hour preview with founder Jeff Schadt at 7:00pm at Calvary Chapel Idaho Falls

Register Here

Jeff Schadt, Founder of the Youth Transition Network and author of Going, Going, Gone will present the secrets discovered from talking with 2,500 teens that enable parents to have more influence than the world or peers.

CROSSING THIN ICE MISSION:

 Empower Parents, Schools and Churches to See their Young People Succeed on Their Own!

TOPICS AND ISSUES ADDRESSED:

•The items students are unprepared for when they leave home for career or college

•The top issues that derail students in college

•The reasons pre-teens and teens tune out their parents

•The Modern/Post Modern mind set dilemma and needs

•The issues that discourage post modern teens in life and in faith

•The transition that needs to be made from parenting a child to developing a young adult

•Fears impact on our approach to developing young people

•Handling failure in a manner that gets pre-teen and teens back into the game

•Maintaining influence in pre-teens’ and teens’ lives

•Establishing a voice teens will want to follow rather than have to follow, one like that of the Good Shepherd

•Aligning the goals of parents and teens to decrease conflict and increase success

•Developing teens that will self-manage and thus succeed on their own

•Targeting the root of the issue rather than simply the behavior

 


Crossing Thin Ice examines the transition parents need to make from parenting children to developing a young person that will thrive on their own. It uses research from Ohio State, UCLA, Fuller Seminary and YTN along with actual student videos to offer parent’s highly practical suggestions that will help them maintain influence through the preteen and teenage years. Eighteen practical concepts combine with five specific activities that help parents increase or regain influence in their young peoples lives and chart a course for success both for today and the day they leave home. Combined with principles of shepherding from real life shepherds and the Good Shepherd’s approach to His disciples, these concepts and activities transform parents’ relationships with their young people into a productive relationship that enables them to succeed. 

Testimonies:
She is loving this whole idea that we are helping her to discover what she wants to do. It has made her more enthusiastic about school and her future and way more communicative. Thank you for your seminar!  - Bernece Teem

“You changed my son through me”  - Rick Rablin