Adelaide Eno, Asher LeVos, Eeheon Ryu — Highlands Ranch, Colorado … Mile High Academy’s (MHA) principal, Andrew Carpenter, had a crazy idea when planning upcoming school events. What if he shaved his head once the students raised a specific dollar amount? After hearing the idea, Jocelyn Aalborg, MHA’s vice principal of finance and development, decided to make it the main reward for the 2022 Walk-A-Thon. During each of the last three Walk-A-Thons, MHA brought in roughly $25,000. This money went to the Worthy Student Fund, a program that makes it possible for students who can’t afford MHA to pursue private education. |
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RMC Youth News with Michael Taylor – Loveland, Colorado … The Northern Colorado Youth Rally is expecting 150 high school students mainly from the Loveland and Fort Collins area, to “Discover God and who He is.”
“The theme was chosen after much prayer and conversation with the chaplain at Campion Academy,” explained Michael Taylor, coordinator of the event planned for November 4-5 at the Campion Church.
“We share a burden for helping youth get to know God in a meaningful and personal way,” he added.
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Haley Beckermeyer – Loveland, Colorado … Some 60 prospective students from grades seven to eleven visited the Campion Academy campus, October 28-30, to learn about academy life and to solidify their school choice for next year.
Students from farther away places like Kansas arrived Thursday night and stayed through Sunday. Everyone headed to the gym Friday morning to register and play games such as a life-size Hungry Hippo game. “I just really enjoyed all of the games, I didn’t have a favorite one,” Shane Hart, a 7th grader from HMS Richards commented.
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