Old Suwanee Christian School

Growing minds. Building faith. Trusting God. 💙
At OSCS, we believe every challenge is an opportunity for God to help us grow.

✅ To-Do List for a Great School Year!
✔️ Enroll for the 2026–2027 school year
✔️ Tell a friend about OSCS
✔️ Grab those school supplies
✔️ Get ready for another amazing year!
We can’t wait to welcome new and returning families back to OSCS! Enrollment is open, and we are excited to see what God has in store for the upcoming school year.

We hope everyone is enjoying a fun and relaxing break with family and friends! As we look back on some of our favorite memories from the school year, we're reminiscing about Elementary Water Day and all the smiles, laughter, and splashes that made it so much fun!
We can't wait to see everyone again soon!

Our 5th graders had a blast celebrating their graduation with a fun-filled field trip to the bowling alley and arcade! It was the perfect way to make memories together before heading off to middle school. We are so proud of all they've accomplished and can't wait to see what the future holds!

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It is very quiet around OSCS this summer! A few weeks ago, our 8th graders launched their creativity and STEM skills to new heights with their rocket projects! 🚀 We are so proud of their hard work, teamwork, and excitement for hands on learning!

The students may think teachers live at school… but surprise — we have fun too!

This year was full of memories, laughter, and so many special moments with our students. A huge THANK YOU to our amazing teachers and staff for the countless hours, dedication, patience, and love you gave all year long. We truly couldn’t do it without you! ❤️

Now bring on summer break, naps, iced coffee, and not hearing the bell schedule for at least a few months!☀️

We are so very proud of our fifth grade class and all they have accomplished with Mrs. Yeary this year! Today was such a special event as students showcased all the have learned throughout this year. It was even fun to see awards be given and smiles shine bright! Let’s congratulate the 5th grade class of 2026!

The foundation of our civil republican form of government was the Mayflower Compact. It was agreed and signed by all members before they ever left the ship. In the Rotunda of the United States Capitol, there hangs a painting of the deck of the ship called the Embarkation of the Pilgrims of Delft Haven, Holland, July 22, 1620. When I took school groups to Washington, D.C., we always took the tour, and I pointed out to the students the most important prayer meeting ever made for America. These pilgrims were leaving the port, and their Pastor, John Robinson, was praying with them. He had preached messages from God’s Word to instruct them in forming the principles of their new government. He actually taught them to elect officials from among themselves and to choose wisely based on their character, ability, and, most of all, their respect for God and the Bible.
Before they ever left the ship, they formed and signed the Mayflower Compact, the forerunner of our American Constitution. They agreed from the start on their republican form of Government to secure their liberty and their unity. That served them well, for they endured great hardships that would cause others to fail.

Pastor Robinson Preached: “Lastly, whereas you are become a body politic, using amongst yourselves civil government, and are not furnished with any persons of special eminency above the rest, to be chosen by you into office of government; let your wisdom and godliness appear, not only in choosing such persons as do entirely love and will promote the common good, but also in yielding unto them all due honor and obedience in their lawful administrations…”
(Robinson, John. Robert Ashton, ed., The Works of John Robinson, Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers (London: John Snow, 1851), Vol. 2, pp. 140-141.)
As we go to the Polls to vote today and for every election this year, we must all do several things. First, do what the Pilgrims did and pray. Seek God’s wisdom from His Word about your choices. Second, get informed. Never just take the word of media outlets or even other people without doing personal research, especially about the candidates. Take a sample ballot and mark your choices. The most important step is to get IN your car, head ot the polls, and Vote! The greatest voice you have in our great land to protect your liberties is to cast that ballot.
When Good Americans go to the Polls and actually Cast a Ballot with their choice, they are more powerful than all the politicians put together. Don’t be one of the 70% of Americans who do not care because they do not vote! Let’s break that midterm defeatist view and turn out the Powerful Voice of Americans. Go Vote!

What a special day celebrating our K5 graduates and our amazing K3–K5 students as they honored America’s 250th birthday! ❤️🤍💙

From patriotic songs and smiling faces to precious memories on stage, our little learners reminded us just how bright the future is. We are so proud of our K5 class as they take their next big step, and we loved watching all of our preschool and kindergarten students celebrate this historic milestone together!
Congratulations graduates! 🇺🇸🎓