Prescott Life School

Break is over…. we are back! Climbing, playing, and learning were big parts of our first day of school! Thank you to everyone who made today possible! It truly took an army of Christian soldiers to make this possible! This year is already awesome!

Orientation night was incredible. Seeing the Prescott Life School family all in one space again was inspirational. Worship, procedures, and teacher competitions took center stage. Students met their teachers, saw their home rooms, and explored a beautiful campus for outdoor learning. School starts Monday!!!!

Teacher orientation week has taught me many things… God has knit a really incredible team together this year. The laughter, thought, joy, intellect, curiosity, and love this staff has shown is not lost on me. God is doing really incredible things in each life at PLS.

The heat took a toll. Dads were working on a water leak (Lord, have mercy on this campus), shade structures, gaga ball courts, and installing a perimeter on the volleyball court while kids and women set up chairs in the sanctuary and placed rock in the ditch. The kids wanted to see it through and insisted on working until 2pm! Thank you SO much for the hard work!

Men, we need more help this week with orientation being Friday and school starting on the 10th. Trenching, shade structures, setting irrigation lines, planting trees, hanging shelves, and more are needed.

We also have vacuuming, mopping, scraping paint, building boxed furniture, installing air conditioning filters and vents, connecting video cameras, connecting Echo dots, and more this week while teacher trainings are beginning. Please pray for us and join in the efforts if you have one of the above skills.

Pushing through to renovation finish lines means digging deep… our new sidewalk is in, trees have arrived, irrigation lines are being delivered, rocks are ready to set. It is taking a village… and I’m so so thankful for the village the Lord has provided.

The chain link fence is nearly complete, modified to enclose both campus buildings into one space. Privacy screening on the main road and alley is also coming along nicely.