On May 12, families gathered in the Worship Center at Shadow Mountain Community Church to enjoy this year’s Spring Program: One Nation Under God. It was an evening full of heart, patriotism, and joy as students shared what they’ve been working on in music, drama, and dance.
The program featured a blend of timeless American songs, historical characters, and a message rooted in gratitude for God’s blessings on our country. Students from every grade level participated, and their energy was contagious—from the wide-eyed enthusiasm of the younger grades to the confident stage presence of our older students.
The fifth-grade class kicked things off with a lively bucket drum number, and our sixth graders performed “Jambalaya on the Bayou” on the ukulele. Second through fourth graders sang and played beloved patriotic songs like “My Country, ’Tis of Thee” and “God Bless America” on the recorder. Throughout the evening, student narrators stepped into the roles of historical figures including Thomas Jefferson, Betsy Ross, Abraham Lincoln, and more—bringing moments of American history to life in a way that was both engaging and meaningful. A special dance number to the song “Brave” featured a group of students clearly enjoying their moment on stage.
The evening wrapped up with a heartfelt rendition of the National Anthem, followed by a fun, high-energy dance party featuring “YMCA.” It was the perfect ending to a night full of school spirit and celebration.
A big thank-you to our music teachers—Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Dielli, and Miss Ciccarelli—as well as Shadow Mountain Community Church and all the staff and volunteers who helped make the night a success.
We’re proud of our students and grateful to be part of a school community that celebrates faith, freedom, and fun.
























