Fall Class Parties (various Part-time classes)
Wednesday, November 20, 2024, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Kingdom education is defined as the life-long, Bible-based, Christ-centered process of leading a child into a new identity with Christ, developing him/her according to his/her specific abilities given to him/her by Christ, so that a child would be empowered to live a life characterized by love, trust, and obedience to Christ
Monthly scripture memorization and recitation is a requirement for first through twelfth grade students. Kindergarten students learn verses beginning with each letter of the alphabet.
All students participate in weekly chapel programming that includes worship through music, a Bible study and application.
Our Color Guard is a group of Lady Broncos who use their flags and other equipment in choreographed routines to magnify and expound on the Mighty Bronco Marching Band's music. "I feel very nervous on the field but also excited to perform." - Hope Lampard
Meet our Color Guard Team
Jadyn Galindo, Hope Lampard, Molly Ryan, Sadie Stringfellow, Addison Tousley
"The BACS Student Athletic Training Program is a great opportunity for students to be involved in an extracurricular activity. Student trainers play an important role in all athletic programs. Responsibilities include CPR/First Aid certification, attending practices and games, learning taping skills, hydrating athletes, daily cleaning, etc. The football student training crew is the core of the program due to the fact that it is more labor intensive and the students are exposed to more athletic injuries." - Tom Bradley, BACS Athletic Trainer
Meet our Fall Student Trainers
Varsity Football - Jessica Baldwin, Marlie Martin, Landon Molis, Molly Nadalo, Jillian Price, Preston Walker, Lauren Yetter
JV Football - Lily Baldwin, Micayla Hanks, Presley Ray, Chloe Symes
Volleyball - Kailey Blanchard, Tessa Collins, Hallie Garner
Cross Country - Rebecca Brizendine
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