What’s New at Harford Christian School 2023/24?
Outstanding Scholars
Al Cesky Scholarship Winners
The Al Cesky Scholarship awards scholarships to Harford County high school seniors who excel in both athletics and academics, and who best demonstrate the values reflected in the life of Al Cesky. The winners from Harford Christian School are Joshua Olinger and Paige Bueche’. The awards were presented at Water’s Edge on May 16th.
The Al Cesky scholarship will honor the memory of a respected role model and perpetuate his values recognizing outstanding high school seniors for generations to come. The awards reflect the excellence of the students’ athletic and academic achievements. Inherent in these achievements are the values of sportsmanship, fairness, equal opportunity, and community service participation. These values are consistent with the tradition established and modeled by Al Cesky as exemplified in the lives of the award winners. Congratulations, Joshua and Paige!
Spirit Week Volleyball Game
One of the highlights of Spirit Week was the Faculty vs. Seniors volleyball game. It was an exciting competition, with the entire body of HCS students an faculty in the gym to cheer. The faculty team held it’s championship title for another year. Congratulations to both teams for a spirited, well-played competition!
Girls’ Volleyball Team Makes History
HCS Boys Varsity Soccer Team MACSAC Champions
The Harford Christian School Varsity Boys Soccer Team won the MACSAC (Maryland Association of Christian Schools Athletic Conference) Championship on Saturday, October 21 with a score of 2-1 over Carroll Christian School. This was their second consecutive championship and capped off an undefeated season in the league.
We are grateful to God for a successful season. Congratulations to the Harford Christian School Boys Varsity Soccer Team!
Christmas Concerts
On Friday, December 15, 2023, HCS hosted the our 3rd through 12th grade Christmas Concert. The HCS students performed music, songs and skits for the entertainment of parents and guests. It was a delightful evening, filled with holiday music and hymns. We are grateful for the faculty and staff who worked tirelessly with the students on their costumes and performances.
Baldwin’s Bull Ride Extravaganza
Once again, we are grateful to God for a wonderful, successful Vision 21 Extravaganza 2, Baldwin’s Bull Ride. Thanks to the many volunteers and attendees that made this such a great event.
Soccer Camp 2023
The HCS Soccer Camp was non-stop fun for staff and campers!
Fine Arts Camp 2023
The HCS Fine Arts Camp was a great time for all. From making music to making masterpieces, students enjoyed fun with purpose.
Graduation Ceremony
On Friday, June 3rd, Harford Christian School held its commencement. We congratulate the Class of 2023 for their achievements.
Fort McHenry Field Trip
The combined 2nd grade classes had a wonderful day visiting Fort McHenry and learning about the Star-Spangled Banner. The students enjoyed raising the flag with a park ranger, touring the fort with Mr. Peters, and taking a scavenger hunt of the area.
Al Cesky Scholarship
On May 18th, 2023, Ella Holbrook and Elliot Cox received the Al Cesky Scholarship Award. The Al Cesky scholarship will honor the memory of a respected role model and perpetuate his values recognizing outstanding high school seniors for generations to come. The awards reflect the excellence of the students’ athletic and academic achievements. Inherent in these achievements are the values of sportsmanship, fairness, equal opportunity, and community service participation. These values are consistent with the tradition established and modeled by Al Cesky as exemplified in the lives of the award winners. Congratulations Ella and Elliot.
Francis Silver Park
Select members of the HCS Class of 2023 completed a community service project on Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Classmates shown, along with staff supervision, spent the afternoon prepping the Darlington Community Garden for spring planting. Beds were weeded, topped off with compost, and walking paths mulched. Countless wheelbarrow trips and shovels and rakes in action made a very productive afternoon.
A Great Day in Annapolis
On Friday, February 3rd, student representatives from Harford Christian School traveled to Annapolis, Maryland to advocate for liberty for Christian Schools. (Jason Arnold, Marcus Burge, Paige Bueche’, Ben Coomes, Ella Holbrook, Brayden Stagnoli)
Photo from left to right – Brayden Stagnoli, Ella Holbrook, Delegate Kathy Szilega, Paige Bueche’, and Marcus Burge
The students were joined by 8 other MACS school visiting over 180 offices of senators and delegates. The mission was to ask our lawmakers to protect our religious liberties and allow our schools to minister without government interference. When the mission was accomplished the 70 students and school leaders enjoyed Mission BBQ for lunch.
We are grateful for the preparation and execution of the message. Feedback affirms many meaningful office visits and interactions. May the Lord watch over and protect our schools from government interference and non-Christian ideology.
All Harford County Women’s Volleyball
We congratulate HCS sophomore Chloe Brooks on the recent announcement of her 1st Team All-Harford County selection for women’s volleyball. Our girls team had a very good season and Chloe was a big part of their success. Well done Chloe!
The HCS 3rd through 12th Grade Christmas Concert!
The HCS K4 – 2nd Grade Christmas Concert!
Boys Varsity Soccer Team Wins Championship
The HCS Boys Varsity Soccer team won its first MACSAC (Maryland Association of Christian Schools Athletic Conference) Championship since 2015. Congratulations to the team and their coaches!
2022 Charlie Riley Scholarship
Let’s give a big shout out to Ella Holbrook for winning the Charlie Riley Community Service Scholarship! Each year, the scholarship fund provides financial assistance for post secondary education to graduating, high school students who are residents of Harford County that perform and display exemplary community service. Congratulations Ella!
Help us to more students who will go on to serve God, their families and their communities with dignity and integrity in the 21st century. Visit our Vision21 page for more information. Read our Spring Newsletter.
Meet our new teachers and staff for the 2022/23 school year!
What is New at Harford Christian 2021/22?
Fifth Grade Field Trip
Making Christmas Ornaments
Leading up to the Christmas holiday, Mrs. Burge’s First Grade students made wreath ornaments. Camden Ingram was very happy with his project!
Charlie Riley Community Service Scholarship
HCS congratulates senior Kyle Bonney, the 2021 recipient of the Charlie Riley Community Service Scholarship. Kyle was honored at a special banquet on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 at Level Fire Company. Kyle was joined by his parents Christina and Brian, and sister Annaliese. Congratulations, Kyle!
Kindergarten Christmas Party
K4 students enjoyed colorful cupcakes during their Christmas party.
First Grade students get dressed up for the Christmas concert!
Kindergarten – Second Grade Christmas Concert
On December 10th our youngest students, K4-2nd Grade, put on a wonderful Christmas Concert! These students did a great job performing for their families and friends!
Third through Twelfth Grade Christmas Concert
On December 27, Harford Christian Students performed in another wonderful Christmas Concert! We enjoyed great performances from our elementary and high school bands, elementary choirs, honors choir, senior high choir, and some student speakers!
Mrs. Bueche’s 5th Grade Class Supports Cecil Pregnancy and Family Center
The Cecil Pregnancy and Family Center was so grateful for Harford Christian School’s fantastic 5th graders! They did a great job collecting items for the resource center this year. The donation will be a blessing to so many.
HCS first grade enjoyed learning about the Tlingit Indians
The students made totem poles!
Vfw Voice of Democracy and Patriot’s Pen
Established in 1947, our Voice of Democracy audio-essay program provides high school students with the unique opportunity to express themselves in regards to a democratic and patriotic-themed recorded essay.
The students made totem poles!
First Grade students enjoyed Fabulous Friday Summer Day!
HCS was well represented at the state-level VFW “Voice of Democracy” & “Patriot’s Pen” events in Baltimore on January 23rd. Josh Patey placed 4th for Voice of Democracy (9th-12th) and Annie May placed1st for the Patriot’s Pen (6th-8th)! Annie will be moving on to Nationals in D. C. in March. Congratulations Josh and Annie!