INTERMOUNTAIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BLOG
Middle Schoolers Learning Lessons For Life In the Classroom & on the Field
At Intermountain Christian School, middle school students are learning lessons for life through strong academics, Christ-centered mentorship, and growth on the field and in the classroom.
Glorifying God through Competition
In a culture where winning is everything, the ICS athletics program aims to teach our students how to glorify God, honor Christ, and serve others. Our student-athletes have lived out our mission this year in many ways…
December 2023 Employee Spotlight - Mrs. Biel!
Congratulations, Mrs. Biel, the ICS December 2023 Employee Spotlight!
Building Leaders on and off the Green: Noah Hillaker Wins the 2023 Lester Taylor Leadership Golf Award
Noah Hilliker, a sophomore at Intermountain Christian School, has been awarded the esteemed 2023 Lester Taylor Leadership “Leading by Example” Golf Award.
Balancing Academics and Athletics: 5 Tips for Success
Balancing academics and extracurriculars can be a challenge. Here are five key points to help our students balance academics and athletics at ICS.
ICS Volleyball Wins State!
Utah high school girls’ volleyball has a new state champion. Intermountain Christian School launched an unprecedented title for their school when it won only the second high school athletic championship in the history of the institution (the first was boys’ golf in 2008).
Mr. H Takes Boston. Again.
Many dream of participating in the Boston Marathon even just one time, but ICS’ very own PE teacher, Ben Hulin, just got back in town from participating in it for the 5th time
OUR CHAMPIONSHIP
“A week out from the State Tournament, ICS was ranked by Deseret News as the #1 team in the state.”
Steadfastness in the Midst of a Most Unusual Marathon
Knowing that the COVID-19 crisis will eventually end, working backward from that point into all of the details, decisions, and attitudes of our lives today helps us determine a realistic, maintainable stride for daily life.
I AM CONFIDENT: SPEECH AND DEBATE
“He kept writing, practicing, and competing. By the end of his sophomore year, that stutter had disappeared and, in his senior year, he was a respected and confident contributor in classes. This young man morphed from a quiet and shy freshman with a stuttering problem to a confident young man currently attending college.”
COURAGE TO RUN THE (STATE) RACE
We showed up at the state meet where the competition was bigger in numbers and in literal size.