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17 Apr

Posted at 10:06h in School News, Upper School

The WA Shark Attack Robotics Team has had an exciting and successful competition season, continuing to build momentum with each event! At the Orlando Regional, the team delivered a strong offensive performance, winning 6 of 8 qualification matches and earning the role of 8th alliance captain. With a high score of 293 points, they competed against the top-ranked alliance in a hard-fought match, showcasing impressive programming and teamwork. The team carried that momentum into the Rocket City Regional, where they achieved a new program record with a match score of 401 points and finished 6th overall. Competing in the double-elimination playoffs, they...

17 Apr

Posted at 10:05h in School News

3rd Annual Father-Daughter DanceSaturday, April 25 | East Campus GymThis cherished tradition continues with an evening of music, laughter, and meaningful moments that fathers and daughters will remember for years to come. The deadline to register is this Friday, April 17. The Father-Daughter Dance is for girls in kindergarten through grade 6. Dance tickets are $50 per family, including a father and one or more daughters. Click HERE to register online. A Sweet Surprise from Our LPA! Thank you to our Lions Parent Association for blessing our Upper School students with Easter treats during Spiritual Emphasis Week—we are so grateful for your thoughtful...

17 Apr

Posted at 10:05h in Lower School, Middle School, School News, Spiritual Life, Upper School

The Music of Diane Bish: Come experience an unforgettable evening at Coral Ridge with The Music of Diane Bish, featuring "Morning has Broken", this Friday, April 17, at 7:30 pm. This special night promises powerful music and inspiring moments that you won't want to miss. Click here to get tickets! Sunday School Classes: We have a new line-up of Sunday School classes starting on April 19. These studies are designed to help you grow in God’s Word, connect with others, and be encouraged in your walk with Christ. There are options for adults, kids, parents, and students. Whether you’re new or have been attending for years, there’s a place for...

20 Mar

Posted at 12:21h in School News

Westminster Academy alumnus Chase Johnston scored the game-winning basket as No. 12 High Point stunned No. 5 Wisconsin, with an 83–82 victory on Thursday night in the first major upset of the 2026 NCAA Tournament. High Point erased a double-digit second-half deficit and took its first-ever NCAA Tournament win in just its second appearance. The defining moment came with 11.7 seconds remaining. After Wisconsin missed a go-ahead layup, Rob Martin secured the rebound and delivered a full-court pass to Johnston, who finished a breakaway layup to give High Point an 83–82 lead. Notably, the basket marked Johnston’s first made two-point field...