Consumer Math Class
Students are conducting a study on taxes in their Consumer Math Class. They are learning about the importance of taxes and even how to file their own taxes.
Mrs. Christian
Forensics
The 11th Grade Forensic class just completed a unit and did a lab on a blood splatter. They are working on an essay on blood and will research information not discussed in class.
Mrs. Christian
Math Class
Students are investigating how fractions and decimals are used to find the principal interest rates in savings accounts. They area also preparing for their regents, which will be taken this month.
Mrs. Christian
Math Graphs
Students in math classes have completed a unit study on graphing. They learned about all types of graphs. They even completed a time line of their lives.
Mrs. Christian
Even in this economy there are still those who will sacrifice and give because they see the value in investing in children and they see the value in increasing the technology in the classrooms! Truly our students are our investment in the future! So with that we say thank you to the local businesses and parents below for donating to our auctions. Amazingly in this economy our 2009 Auctions raised $4,000! Which will go directly into the class rooms increasing technology through the purchase of LCD projectors. Mr. Marko was the best!
Thank you also to our parents for supporting our auctions through bidding on items! We had a lot of fun and it is exciting to see the community at large standing by Evangel Christian School and investing in our students!
EVANGEL 2009 AUCTIONS
A special Thank You to the local businesses, corporations, families and friends listed below.
PLEASE PATRONIZE THESE BUSINESSES, WHICH IS THE BEST THANK YOU FOR THEIR COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION AND ALL 550 EVANGEL STUDENTS!
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ATLAZ INTERNATIONAL 298 Lawrence Avenue Lawrence, NY 11559 PHONE: 516.239.1854 |
CHARLES FLORALS 3207 Broadway Long Island City, NY 11106 (718) 274-8463 |
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BJ’S 6626 Metropolitan Avenue Middle Village, NY 11379 |
UNO CHICAGO GRILL 37-11 35th Avenue Astoria, NY 11101 (718) 708-8800 |
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BAREFOOT TO BLACK TIE EVENTS
www.barefoottoblacktieevents.com www.facebook.com/barefoottoblacktieevents |
COSTCO 32-50 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City, NY 11106 |
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BMW of MANHATTAN, INC. 67 Wall Street New York, NY 10005 |
C-Town #502 29-10 Broadway Astoria, NY 11106 |
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BEL AIRE DINER 3191 21ST St (718) 721-3160 |
CLUB FITNESS NEW YORK 31-11 Broadway Astoria, NY 11106 www.clubfitnessny.com |
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BELLA VIA 4746 Vernon Blvd. Long Island City, NY 11101 (718) 361-7510 |
FANTASY STORE 30-32 Steinway Street (718) 728-8330 |
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BJ’s 6626 Metropolitan Ave Middle Village, NY 11379 (718) 326-9080 |
GRANT SUPPLIES 39-15 21 Street Long Island City, NY 11101 (718) 729-2373
Please visit Grant Supplies for all your electrical and plumbing needs. A special thank you to GRANT SUPPLIES as they donated the cost of an LCD Classroom projector! |
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Holiday Inn Manhattan View 39-05 29th. St. Long Island City, NY 11101 Hotel Front Desk: 1-718-707-3700
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JAMAMU GROCERY STORE 2416 40TH Avenue Long Island City, NY 11101 (718) 784-3884 |
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MELISSA MARILUZ BEAUTY SALON 1188 Gates Ave Brooklyn NY 11221 718-452-9421 |
MANNERS MOTORS, INC. 34-05 45th Street Long Island City, NY 11101 (718) 392-7305 |
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NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 139-11 Queens Blvd. Jamaica, NY 11435 (718) 739-0707 |
TRATTORIA L’INCONTRO 2176 31st St |
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R&M SPORTING GOODS 2309 Broadway |
SIGHT & SOUND THEATRES Corporate Offices |
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RIVERVIEW RESTAURANT 2-01 50th Avenue Long Island City, NY 11101 718.392.5000 |
SANFORD’S RESTAURANT 3013 Broadway Astoria, NY 11106 www.sanfordsnyc.com |
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LUCILLE ROBERTS GYM 32-62 Steinway Street Astoria, NY 11103 718.626.6464 |
GOYA FOODS INC. IN EVERY SUPURMARKET!
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WATER’S EDGE RESTARUANT 4-01 44th Dr. (718) 482-0033 |
WME ENTERTAINMENT –TENESSEE |
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New York Office Employees of:
This list represents donors who gave to one or all three of Evangel’s 2009 Christmas Auctions. Thank you!
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Thank you also to our parents & friends of Evangel for their support and donations:
The Arnett Family, The Glover Family , The Chong Family, Mrs. Jasmin & The Doman Family, The Cesario Family, The Cortes Family, Ms.Pearl Meikle, The Farinango Family, The Frias Family , The Laureta Family, The Terry Family, The Tobias Family, The Lopez Family, The Sawyer Family, The Wilkins Family and The Work Family |
Bow Flies
The forensic class just completed a study on Entomology. The students made life cycle posters of a bow fly and described how each stage of life helps a forensic scientist determine the time of death. All the students are really enjoying the class.
Mrs. Christian
Forensic Class
Students worked on how to identify questioned documents in cursive and in print. They worked in groups and tried identifying each other’s handwriting patterns. They even critiqued their own writings. They were able to examine how a person is indentified through their handwriting.
Mrs. Christian
US Government
During our study of the executive branch and its many regulatory agencies, we watched several news clips on current events and discussed both the pros and cons of government regulation in American life. We also read excerpts of Milton Friedman and listened to an audio version of Kurt Vonnegut’s short story, Harrison Bergeron, which led up to a discussion on the tension between liberty and equality. If we are all equal, then does anyone have the freedom to be different? If the government regulates people so much as to keep them all at the same level of equality, can freedom still flourish? Or as Dash, a character in Pixar’s The Incredibles says, If everybody is special, then nobody is.
Mrs. Lapp
US History
As we studied the Civil War, we investigated the causes of conflict between North and South and learned that although slavery played a huge part in the War, so did the issue of states’ rights. Students performed Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and did a video activity on the American Presidents during the pre-Civil War and Civil War eras.
Mrs. Lapp
Resource Room
December is such a wonderful month as everything around us remembers the birth of our Savior. This year we added Advent reflections to devotional/prayer time. Our favorite passage by Dennis Bratcher was:
“We live in a world in which bigger and better define our expectations for much of life. We have become so enamored by super size, super stars, and high definition that we tend to view life through a lens that so magnifies what we expect out of the world that we tend not to see potential in small things. But as the prophet Zechariah reminds us (Zech 4:10), we should not “despise the day of small things,” because God does some of his best work with small beginnings and impossible situations.”
The students read them and came up with their own reflections, which graced our bulletin boards. They wrote them on angel shapes and decorated their version of an angel. It is always nice to see students using their creativity especially as a way to worship.