Teachers Each day challenges and enlivens the instructors of Equip Education. We find that our students arrive ready to engage the subject material in a meaningful way. This both encourages us and keeps us on our toes! We desire that our students know we care about more than just their academic progress. We hope they learn to honor God.
Mrs. Burris
teaches an awesome science class at Providence Road!
Mrs. McClain teaches science and writing!
Mr. Tanner teaches Geometry and worldview!
Mr. Crowley brings the literature and writing every week at Providence Road!
Mr. Curtis is a utility player, teaching different
subjects in different placesl
Mrs. Pittman
Mrs. Sayour
teaches science and
teaches a lot of
literature!
Mrs. Taylor teaches history, writing, Latin, and literature!
math and science!
Mrs. Martin teaches history, worldview, gov't,, econ, and more!
Mr. McGhesney teaches a whole lotta math, plus some other stuff!
Mrs. Shields teaches worldview and literature!
teaches Latin,
Mrs. Simonson literature, and writing!
DIALECTIC II
Esther Bharath
Cheyenne Cotton
Daniel Cruz
Zack Doten
John Gallagan
Claire Townsend
Melody Hacman
McKenzie lszler
Raquel Jones
Natalie Lawston
Forrest McClain
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Carter
James
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Sofia Lopez
Kirk Palmer
Savouring the moment.
No really, l'm serious. Really...
Hello ladies!
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Tatiana Cox
Nathanael Garcia
We know what we're doing. We're dragging out lunch so we don't have to go to class. Stay calm and keep distracting the teachers.
We very much enjoyed our year together. As one of us (who shall remain nameless) said, "The classes are getting harder but we're not any smarter. Oh well."
As you might guess from looking at these pages, we
were blessed with
widelY different personalities who kept the year interesting!
For the kid who says he never looks at an old yearbook. :)
Sarah McClain
Tim Reed
Alyssa Sturm
Autiumn Sturm
Providence Road A day in the life of a seventh grader at PRC with Equip Education can be full of amusement. Our teachers never forget to bring fun into our classroom. Tuesdays consists of handstands, funny talks during class, and as we like to say, 'going to our death,'as we begin our school day. We even did a flash mob during Latin class. Before we began reviewing our vocabulary, Mr. Curtis said (as he always does) "ln Choro Recitemus." At this point we all stood up and shamelessly danced. The look on his face was priceless. Even though life as a seventh grader can get out of control it never lacks fun. - Miss Abella This has been a very fun year for my class at Equip. When we started in August we didn't quite know what to expect, but we eventually adjusted to waking up early, making sure we turned all of our assignments, and calling each other by Mr. or Miss. Although doing all that homework could sometimes seem overwhelming, with field trips, uniformfree days like jersey day, and just joking around with classmates, we were always having fun. Looking back, seventh grade has been a balance of work and fun, and we are all excited for summer - and eighth grade! - Miss Erwich
Daniel wanted his face as big as possible on the yearbook page. Here you go, Daniel!
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The Rhetoric I class at Providence Road Church was small in number but certainly not in personality. Each week brought laughs and jokes right alongside the learning. lt was a blessing to be in such an intimate environment as we adjusted to the Equip way of doing things!
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The R2 class at Pines Baptist, while a relatively quiet bunch, brims with interesting people. The class clearly respected and valued each other. Watching them interact was a blessing and many different personality types melded together into a pleasing whole. We are thankful the Lord blessed us with such a wonderfu! group of young people.
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Joshua Droira
CJ George
Carlos Gomez-Paez
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Rhetoric III rocks! That's all you need to know.
Emani McKenzie
"...because l'm happy,..' This is one of our classmates. Guess which one!
Mr. Schmatjen wins the Heisman.
CJ Schmatjen
Chris and Jack say, "OJ is good for your health!" (photo bomb by Mr. Hsiao)
Dialectic I We are the 7th graders. We all met this year. Equip Education is what brought us all here. Though glad to be together there are moments we detest Like certain math problems and big Latin tests! But mostly we laugh and we giggle in our hood Cause our time together is really very good. Lunch time and kickball and time after lunch ls what makes us a big happy bunch. Board time is fun when we add to our art It makes diagramming not so hard on the heart. We love creating our own stories with the mark of a pen Like Ninja Gecko, Yee and Evolved dolphin. Some like the uniforms, some not so much But drama in Lit class brings just the right touch. We are the 7th graders and this was our year To embrace all these moments while we were all here. After math aftermath.
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Revae Burgess
Seth Carrillo
Ronin Hsiao
Taylor Marsh
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Happy days.
It's Mr. McChesney, not Mikey!
Dominik Perez
Kristofer Perez
Jesse Pittman
Joshua Shields
Jack Simonson
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Getting locked out of the church means we get to ride in the back of Mr. McChesney's truck. Yeah!
This is our class Gold Medal, which we occasionally gifted to each other for excellent pedormance in some activity. Also we fought over it and stole it
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Katherine Jean-Baptiste
Hannah Lowenstein
Dialectic ll We are the Eight Amigos. We stand for truth, justice, and the American way. No, scratch that. We are the Eight Amigos. We stand for noise, wisecracks, and trying to distract Mr. McChesney as much as possible. We may have learned something this year but that is not our fault. We tried our best not to.
Michael McChesney
Duncan O'Fee
Elizabeth Pittman
Joshua Roland
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The Rhetoric I class at Calvary Sawgrass was full of learning and Iaughs. We organized many gettogethers outside of Equip throughout the year that helped us draw closer as a group. We are thankful for ayear of friendship and faith and learning and growth.
A little exercise at lunch makes for a better day.
We like the camera and it likes us!
Max Garcia served as our most excellent photographer throughout the year. Many of the images you see in this book were created by him.
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Sarah Morris
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David Rodriguez
Hayley Simonson
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The second half of lunch hour.
Miss Shields making lemonade out of lemons!
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A visit from Mrs. Fountain!!!
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General Science, Lile Science, Physical Science, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Anatomy. Equip Education actively pursues the study of the sciences. The Bible says that God is a God of order, so we expect to find order in the world around us. That is what we do find. Remarkable, huh?
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P"rn"p. the hardest, but most eniovable time we have in anv schfice la6s. durinq our labs. sclence class is durino Exoeriments orovide d break from noie taking, d.nd allow us to .. what we are reading and about. Mavbe the hardest thino about chemistry is that it is ha-rd to visualize
the subatomic oarticles we are discussing. I mean, how do you wrap vour headaround the fact that a 12 6z olass of water has 18.9 moles of waler molecules? What's a mole? 1 mole = 6.022 x 10 to the 23. Now that is a lot of molecules! But Mr. Curtis tried his best to drive Avooadro's number into our heads. And"stoich iometrv oroblem after oroblem. Uoh! 6ui we think we tinally got it.At the end of the year, we realized two thinos. chemlstrv is a challenqe and God i5 orettv amazino to hav6 all this under His c<introl. -
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ome call physics the fundamental science, because it governs all the other scientific fields. Some physicists even believe that one day they will come up with a singular formula that will explain everything. With such lofty ideas, approaching physics might seem like a daunting task, perhaps even a bit frightening. But that is what we love about what we are doing at Equip. Studying physics and all its mind blowing aspects helps us rcalizejust how big the God we serve is and how marvelous this world He has created is. Here is snapshot of some of the topics we covered during the year.
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"What! More math. There must be a hidden camera around here somewhere. This is a joke right?" That's right science lovers, you better have all vour math skill nic6 and tight when you reach physiis becal'se we are gomg to be usmg them a lot. Prettv cool right, all these th"ings we have been learning throughout the years are all intimately connected with one another. Is there someone behind that curtain planning this all out? Seems like someone did this on purpose. Weird.
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& Enersv? oh veah. I remember, TE = FE + fE. We[, we just finished lunch, so KE = 0. PE could equal something, but I'm much too tired to think about it right now. So, looks like TE = 0 for our class right now! And without TE, there will be no W. It's ffue. ohvsics was risht after lunch and it'fooL quite a toiof effort to stay focused. Thank goodness Mr. Curtis started sivins us ouizzes at the start of each cIass, tf,at always kept us on our toes!
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monienturh culminate with our annual ess drop. Students do a test run in cfa-ss where thev are eiven limited supplies and Hrfiited tfme to construct a prbtective vehicle for their ess. After that. they set an entire w?ik to research and tes[a "more advanced" vehicle for the bie test and competition. MrIRios ended up wrnnlng the comDetrtron and was generofis enough^to share his reward ivith his class..Ipizza party!
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Here, teams are staging up for the alliance selection process. At each tournament, the teams which fare the best in the morning earn the right to choose their partners in the afternoon.
I anTfrgurc Programming, brainstorming, engineering design, prototyping, teamwork, hard work. Robotics teams exist to attack these challenges. Great teams, like ours, contain students willing to help each other in any area of need. They are also top{light competitors in that they stand ready to assist other teams during competition with whatever need may present itself. Team Cipher rocks!
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GIMME ANOTHER SLICE! Team CIPHER looks for opportunities to make the day fun whether that be during regular meetings or at competition (although it hurts when the pizza shows up late).
Competition days are extremely stressful. ln order to check in at a tournament, robots must comply with a lengthy checklist of requirements at the registration station. Robots, never quite finished, demand ad.iustment throughout the day and team members constantly worry that the robot will not be ready for the next round. Emotions run highl
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outstanding levels of memorization. Truly, as the sun powers the earth, these students charged their pedormances with truth that changes, the humor that entertains, and the emotion that binds the heart. Holding off fierce competition, Caleb lszler rose to victory with his speech on whether or not a Christian is able to employ a swear word without dishonoring God. We won't attempt to summarize his argument here; rather we highly recommend you view the speech lor yourself on the Equip Education Facebook page. Towns McClain and Victoria Abella secured 2nd and 3rd places respectively with their speeches on human traflicking and S.Truett Cathy. We congratulate all of our students on their fine performances!!!
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Cassidy Long argues the benefits of reducing gluten in lhe diet.
Caleb lszler makes his pitch in round one. He went on to claim first place overall!
Daniel Quinones (a 7th grader mind you) discusses the end times belore a packed house in round '1.
Our finalists for this yea/s lournament were, from left to right, Caleb lszler, Jackson lszler, Sarah Morris, Towns McClain, McKenzie lszler, Victoria Abella and Noah Sedano. Their speeches made manifesl the fact that young people possess within them the capacity to change the world.
speaking up Jackson lszler that Earth is in tact privileged planet thal points to a creator.
Kristofer Perez raises awareness for the conservation and protection of cetecean populations.
Sarah Morris illuminates the life and struggles
of Lee Harvey Oswald. Carlos Gomez pitches the importance ol supporting St. Jude Children's Research hospital.
At the Pines Baptist location, Carlos Gomez won the day
with his contest entry while Autium Sturm cruised to victory at St. Andrews.
Dessert Contest We're not exactly a bunch of health
food nuts. This year our students again outdid themselves with culinary creations both new
At Providence Road Church, Paola Hernandez bested her contemporaries in a hard fought contest while Dominic Perez grabbed first place at Calvary
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Jersey Day So every year, we scour the calendar for opportunities to ditch our Equip uniforms and show otf some of our favorite gear. One of these days is Jersey -/ -/
Day. Participation among students, and teachers for that matter, reveals team loyalties and launches entertaining conversations. The big leagues, colleges, and local teams all find vocal and colorful representation.
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Mrs. Shields loves bringing the truth in worldview class.
Erin Shields shares a violin serenade with the lunchtime crowd.
A game of kickball full of crazy people speeds the day along! Mr. Garcia displaying the absolute ecstasy produced by an inclass quiz.
Robot + Computer + GoPro. An awesome combination.. Hi Ho Silver! Away!
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Tom Brady led the New England Patriots to victory in Super Bowl 49 over the Seattle Seahawks. The last two minutes ol the game were crazy!
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The Ukraine spent all of the academic year in the news as it dealt with a de-facto invasion on the part of Russia. Most European nations began to realize the importance of NATO to their security and the necessity of a legitimate military deterrent to the aggressive Russian regime led by Vladimir Putin.
The movie "American Sniper" opened to huge box office success, passing Mockinglay for highest grossing tilm of 2014. ll was snubbed by the Oscars and attacked by many left-wing commentators.
The radical Muslim group lsis continued its modern day reign of terror, executing large numbers of people for different reasons. Here they prepare to execute 21 individuals for the sole reason of their Christian faith.
The highly anticipated sequel to 'Girl on Fire'was release to critical acclaim, although some moviegoers thought it wasn't much more than an extended setup for Mockingjay 2.
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Food for Thought. The Heat struggled as the full impact of the loss of Lebron James appeared. A Chris Bosch injury contributed to a very difficult season following James' departure.
The Obama administration relaxed sanctions and travel restrictions on Cuba, enraging 6x-pat Cuban Americans. American businesses saw the first limited opportunities in the island nation in many years. lt
Robin Williams, one of America's favorite comedians, passed away as the result of suicide in August of 2014. Many fans and observers were left wondering how such a seemingly happy person could be brought to such an unhappy ending.
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