Lower School Music & Art

Lower school students perform programs for parents and grandparents throughout the year, combining all areas of the arts and collaborating with other divisions of the school, including academics, physical education and Bible curriculum. 

In the first grade Dream Big Program, students dress up and perform a program centered on what they want to be when they grow up. 

The PK4 and Bridge students’ yearly program is Hoedown. Students perform music that incorporates Bible class curriculum and also show off their square dancing skills from motor skills classes. 

Second Grade students celebrate our nation’s past and present leaders as they participate in the second grade grandparent program Parade of Presidents. Students dress up as presidents and first ladies and give a speech about the person they are portraying.  

Kindergarten students sing Christmas songs at lower school chapel in December. Families are invited to join to celebrate the season through music.

Third grade students learn how to read music and play the recorder in the spring in music class. Their study culminates in a special recorder concert for parents.  

The fourth grade grandparent program, Jesus Freak, is a combination of everything students learn throughout the year in Bible class where they have learned how to be passionate followers of Jesus.