Agritopia 04.17.2025

FROM OUR PRINCIPAL 

Hi Agritopia Families,

As we approach the sacred days of Good Friday and Easter Sunday, I find myself reflecting with deep gratitude on the incredible love and faithfulness of our God. This season draws us back to the heart of our faith, the cross and the empty tomb, and it reminds us that even in darkness, God’s promises are never broken.

On Good Friday, we remember the great sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who willingly bore our sins and suffered on our behalf. It is a day of solemn reflection, yet it leads us to the joy and victory of Resurrection Sunday. Because He lives, we have hope. Because He rose, we are free. What a powerful truth to share with our children and to carry in our hearts.

I’m reminded of the beloved hymn, Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, which so beautifully captures the triumph of Easter:

Christ the Lord is risen today, Alleluia!
Sons of men and angels say, Alleluia!
Raise your joys and triumphs high, Alleluia!
Sing, ye heavens, and earth reply, Alleluia!

These words have echoed through generations of believers, reminding us that the grave could not hold our Savior. His resurrection is not just an event to be remembered; it is a living reality that continues to shape our lives, our families, and our school.

As a school community, we have seen God’s faithfulness in so many ways this year. He has guided us, protected us, and sustained us through challenges and joys alike. And as we look ahead to the final months of the school year, we do so with confidence in the One who holds all things together.

I encourage you to take time this weekend to pause as a family, to read the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ death and resurrection, and to worship together. Let your children see your faith, your awe, and your joy in the risen Lord.

On behalf of our faculty and staff, may I wish you a blessed Good Friday and a glorious Easter Sunday. Christ is risen, He is risen indeed! Alleluia! 

 

Educating with eternity in mind, 

 


TRAIL LIFE COMING TO AGRITOPIA 

GCS Troop AZ-3368 is coming to Agritopia in the Fall! We are one GCS troop meeting at three different GCS campuses.

Our Mission is to guide generations of courageous young men to honor God, lead with integrity, serve others, and experience outdoor adventure.

Come to our information night at 7PM this Thursday, April 24th, in the cafeteria at the Agritopia campus to learn more!

RSVP Here for the Informational Meeting

 


KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION – MAY 20th

For information regarding the ceremony and to order your child’s cap and gown, click here! Please note, while you may use a gown from previous years, the gown must be a green matte color (not shiny) in order to ensure all the students match. If you are purchasing a gown, please fill out the form by Friday, May 2nd

 


5th GRADE WAX MUSEUM

Our 5th grade wax museum will be held on Friday, April 25th in the Agritopia gym from 8:15-10:30am.

 


BOOK FAIR COMING IN MAY

May 12th-16th

A Christian book fair is coming to Agritopia! Last year we had an online book fair; this year we have an in-person fair planned. Be on the lookout for more details to come about this very exciting event on our campus!

 


MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS

TRACK AND FIELD
We are excited to offer a track and field clinic for ALL interested middle school students.
Practices- April 30 and May 2 from 5:15-6:45 pm

Track Meet- May 3 from 9 am -12 pm

Location- Benjamin Franklin High School

Must be registered by 4/23 to participate!

REGISTER HERE


 


IMPORTANT DATES

4/18: Good Friday | No School

4/21: Easter Break | No School

4/25: 5th Grade Wax Museum

4/28-5/2: Staff Appreciation Week

4/28-5/2: K-8th Spring Standardized Testing

4/29: 7/8 Choir & MS Afterschool Choir Club Concert

4/30: 1st-3rd General Music Concert

5/1: 4th-8th Orchestra Concert

5/6-5/9: 8th Grade Signature Trip 

5/8:  4th-6th General Music Concert

5/12-5/16: Book Fair

5/20: Kindergarten Graduation 

5/21: 8th Grade Promotion

5/21: PK-8th Water Day

5/22: Last Day of School / Half Day

SEE ALL AGRITOPIA EVENTS

 

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