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No, while LifeWise is held during the school day, it does not interfere with students’ mandatory courses. The class schedule is set by school personnel in consultation with LifeWise representatives. Classes are held during non-core academic periods, such as during lunch or electives.
LifeWise classes focus on core themes of the Bible, what we refer to as the “main and plain things” of Scripture, with emphasis on the gospel of Jesus Christ. Each lesson reviews a Bible passage as well as a “Living LifeWise” character trait, such as respect, love or kindness.
LifeWise is complementary to before and after-school programs. The primary distinctive feature of LifeWise is that it operates during the school day, thereby engaging with all students whose parents have given permission for them to attend.
Classes will be held at Grace Chapel. Students will ride a LifeWise school bus 1.4 miles from Mason Elementary.
Classes will be held during the lunch/recess block, and will be offered to every lunch period on the school's schedule, once per week.
Volunteers are welcome to serve 2-3 mornings per week in the 10am-1pm window. Volunteers are needed to assist teachers in the LifeWise classroom, and also at Mason Elementary to help students get to/from LifeWise.
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