All students attend Chapel every Friday morning at New Hope Fellowship (directly across the street from the school).
Students enjoy exuberant worship, practical messages based on the year’s theme, and prayer. Chapels are interactive
and fun! Parents are always welcome to join students for Chapel.
Our computer lab allows classes to integrate technology and curriculum content.
Teachers can take their class to the lab to research information and create documents in
Word, Publisher, and PowerPoint. In Junior High each student takes one trimester per year
of computer class to improve keyboarding skills and develop familiarity with the programs.
Older students can volunteer to work on the technology crew or learn web design.
P.E. Philosophy - We acknowledge that we are God’s image bearers and that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit.
We, as Christians, are called to develop and maintain these temples as living sacrifices to the Lord. Our Physical
Education program emphasizes the need to show respect for the body that Christ gave us.
Our 5th through 8th grade physical education program at Monroe Christian School meets the essential learning
requirements for the State of Washington. P.E. classes are held for 45 minutes, three times a week. The school
year is divided into three trimesters. In the first trimester, our program focuses on learning the rules and the
skills needed for soccer and basketball. During the second trimester, our focus turns to flag football and field
hockey. Our school year ends with softball and volleyball. To encourage individual physical fitness, we offer our
students the opportunity to participate in the President’s Challenge. Through the events of the President’s
Challenge, our students are able to obtain a clear understanding of their personal fitness level.
Monroe Christian currently offers two sports for 5th through 8th graders: Co-ed soccer in the fall and boys’ and
girls’ basketball in the winter. We play in the Tri-County League, where students get a chance to show their
sportsmanship, as well as learn the skills to play each sport. In the spring, the Junior High is involved in a
one-day softball tournament against other teams in the Tri-County League. We are also looking into the possibility
of having a track team next year in the spring.
