Dear Legacy Community:
This is an exciting time of year as we observe the many accomplishments of our students. Competitions, productions, art shows, Senior Class accomplishments, etc. become points of celebrations and reflections of God’s faithfulness in our lives.
There are several important celebration events taking place over the next few weeks.
April 3rd-6th: No School for Easter Weekend
April 9th-11th: Drama Production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
April 10th: Eagle Mama Luncheon
April 11th: Love in Action Service Day – a day to serve Legacy and the surrounding community
April 17th: Pathfinder’s Men Breakfast, Rudy’s 8:30 AM
April 18th: Mother Son Jam, 5:00 pm
April 20th: TJ Tomeny Legacy Classic Golf Tournament, Gleneagles Country Club
April 29th: US Professional Schools Program Capstone Showcase, 6:30 PM
May 5th: AP Honors Art Exhibition, 7:00 PM
May 7th: MS & US Choir Spring Concert, 7:00 PM
May 7th: MS House Olympics, 9:00 AM
May 11th: MS & US Band Spring Concert, 7:00 PM
May 12th: MS House Celebration, 2:00 PM
May 16th: LCA Baccalaureate and Commencement Service, Stonebriar Community Church, 10 AM
Easter: The most important celebration
Of course, the most important celebration takes place this weekend as we remember the empty tomb and the hope we have in a risen Savior, Jesus Christ. This season, we are reminded that our hope as Christian families is not rooted in circumstances, but in a living Savior. The empty tomb assures us that Christ has conquered sin and death, and because He lives, we have the promise of eternal life and renewed purpose today. As C. S. Lewis observed, “The Resurrection is the central theme… the ‘good news’ which the Christians brought.” This good news shapes how we raise our children, how we face challenges, and how we look toward the future. Charles Spurgeon captured this hope beautifully when he wrote, “Our Lord has risen indeed, and therefore hope has risen too.” Because Jesus is alive, we can lead our families with confidence, knowing that the same power that raised Christ from the dead is at work in our lives and in the hearts of our children—a truth that gives us every reason to celebrate with joy and gratitude as we gather together this Easter weekend.
He is risen . . . He is risen, indeed.
Kevin Mosley
Head of School