Campion Academy is dedicated to educating students in a knowledge of God the Creator and Jesus the Savior as revealed through the Holy Spirit in the Word. By creating a safe, caring environment, with the Law of God as the guide of life and grace as God's redeeming power, students are encouraged to develop physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. Thus, they will be led to cooperate with the divine purpose in preparation for service in this life and the life to come.
Established in 1977, Immanuel Lutheran School serves students in preschool through eighth grade. It is a Christ-centered educational institution that conducts classes in religious studies, math, science, Spanish, English, art and physical education. The school s educational programs also include instruction in journalism, drama, band, technology studies and cooking. Immanuel Lutheran School provides extended-day care programs. It organizes a variety of interscholastic sports events that includes volleyball, basketball, soccer, and track and field. In addition, the school conducts various extracurricular activities and enrichment programs. Immanuel Lutheran School is located in Loveland, Colo., and is a part of Immanuel Lutheran Church & School. The school is accredited by National Lutheran Schools Accreditation and North Central Accreditation.
Founded in 1917, Mary Blair Elementary School develops academic, social and physical skills in students in kindergarten through grade five. The school organizes talent shows, music programs, field trips, back-to-school nights and carnivals. It provides gifted and talented education and before- and after-school programs. Mary Blair Elementary School offers special classes in art, physical education, music, speech and computers. The school s academic curriculum also includes subjects, such as English, math, science, social studies and language arts. It operates a media center that stocks a collection of storybooks, puzzles, quiz books and picture dictionaries. Located in Loveland, Colo., Mary Blair Elementary School is a part of Thompson School District R2-J.
The RCS Board of Directors together with the Superintendent regularly review this mission and our progress in fulfilling it. In an effort to more clearly communicate the Board's heart and intent, the Board has developed statements that describe the essence of each of these missions, what we call our Ends. While we state these Ends in terms of the result we seek to achieve by the time a senior graduates from RCS, we expect the process for achieving this (and the evidence that it is being achieved) to be evident in age appropriate ways throughout a student's career at RCS, beginning in elementary school. This mission is more than a slogan. It is driven into everything we do at RCS, from the Elementary through the High School, and even in the Preschool in many respects. We measure our academics, athletics, arts, spiritual and outreach programs using this mission as our guide. It serves as a constant reminder to staff and students that this mission is foundational to who we are as a school and as a community of believers committed to raising up the next generation of Christian leaders.
