Extracurriculars

Fine Arts: At Redeemer Christian School, we believe that art and music are essential parts of a child’s education. These subjects open meaningful ways for students to experience and understand God’s world. Through seeing, feeling, creating, and expressing, children not only explore their emotions but also grow in their awareness of the Lord’s presence. Every drawing, painting, song, or rhythm becomes a reflection of their inner joy and faith. A love for the arts inspires a deeper joy in life, and research continues to show that fine arts education enhances overall learning. That’s why we passionately support and celebrate the arts in our school community.

The Following will be offered in the 2026/2027 School Year

Beginning Band
Advanced Band
Festival Band
RCS Chorus
Primary Chorus
Bell/Chime Choir
Fall Play
Musical – Upper Grades

For more information, contact Hannah Hopkins 330.923.1280.

Athletics: Physical education is a vital component of a well-rounded education. These extracurricular activities can play a pivotal role in shaping the overall development of students. Beyond the obvious health benefits, engaging in sports at school fosters valuable life skills, promotes teamwork, enhances mental well-being, and contributes to a more vibrant and inclusive school community.

The Following will be offered in the 2026/2027 School Year

Girls Volleyball – fall
Boys and Girls Basketball – winter
Girls Cheerleading – for basketball
Track – spring

For more information, contact Emma Peak 330.923.1280.

 

Redeemer Lutheran Church and Christian School is a Christ-centered community of believers who are called to serve with love so that all may know Jesus.

Redeemer Christian School
2141 Fifth Street, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221
330-923-1280

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