The wrong decision behind the wheel can alter your life — and the lives of others — forever. That was the lesson students at Temple Christian School learned Monday during the Save a Life Tour.
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On Monday evening, Temple Christian School unveiled their new elementary building to the public ahead of the upcoming school year. Around 150 people came out to the facility located at 750 Brower Road in Lima. The 32,000 square-foot facility, formerly the Lima Manor, will house grades kindergarten through 5th grade and includes 16 classrooms, a complete kitchen and lunchroom, and additional office space. Over the past 5 years, Temple Christian has observed a 45% increase in the student population to a current enrollment of 360 students. As the elementary students move into the new building, school officials are ready to serve the growing number of students.
Residents had a chance to shop for some local goods on Saturday. Temple Christian School held their 2nd annual Flea Market and Craft Fair at the gymnasium at 982 Brower Road in Lima, Ohio.
Kissing pigs for a good cause? Well, that is exactly what eight local teachers did on Friday.
Temple Christian held a “Food Fight” with 5 other local schools to see who could raise the most canned goods. All of the canned goods would go to support Family Promise, which is an organization that serves homeless families in Lima. Teachers from the losing homeroom in each grade had to kiss a piglet in front of the whole school. The school was given a $300 check for winning the food drive from HCF Management, a company that manages local healthcare facilities. Daniel Lee, HCF Community Marketing Coordinator spoke to us on the importance of giving back to the community.
Temple Christian School is celebrating reading for the entire month of March.