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.jpg) Archdiocese of Atlanta Annual Art Show 2013
Each year, the Archdiocese of Atlanta puts on an art show featuring work created by our students. This year the event took place at St. Jude the Apostle Catholic School on Saturday, April 20th.
Sixty-eight students represented Christ the King School with portraits, ceramic work, Cubism, holy card designs, landscapes and other wonderful projects created in art class this year. The show provides visitors and art teachers with an opportunity to view the outstanding work by students from all over the Archdiocese.
While some schools are cutting back or eliminating art programs, Catholic schools recognize and support the arts as a valuable discipline in a well-rounded curriculum. |
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Christ the King School PVA hosted its second annual father daughter dance. The Hyland Center was transformed into a beautiful spring garden and hosted more than 350 K-8 girls and their fathers. The squeals were heard from Peachtree to Wesley as the DJ played, and the girls and dads danced the night away. While girls in party dresses and dads in ties were great, there is nothing more special than the last slow dance with your princess;
except maybe next year's dance!
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Christ the King School provides an excellent academic foundation in an atmosphere defined by the Catholic principles of respect, responsibility and recognition of each student’s natural capacity for growth in faith, abilities and character.
Christ the King School was founded in 1937 by what was then the Diocese of Savannah-Atlanta and staffed by the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart. Christ the King School has continued to serve the Atlanta community for over 75 years. Beginning with 60 students, the school today enrolls over 560 students in grades Kindergarten through eight.
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The Archdiocesan Office of Child and Youth Protection oversee the implementation of the Safe Environment programs at schools and parishes. Christ the King School ensures that parent volunteers are compliant with all Safe Environment requirements. |
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