The Sun
Solara
Radiance & Joy
Solara shines with warmth and courage — students who lead with joyful confidence and bring light into every room they enter.
Lower School House System
Five houses. One family of Supernovas.
At our Lower School Campus, every elementary student belongs to one of five houses — each carrying a symbol, a color, and a Christ-centered virtue. The House System builds belonging, friendly competition, and the kind of character that lasts a lifetime.
Together, the houses form our school crest — a daily reminder that every student has a place, a purpose, and a part to play in shining God's light.
Why Houses
More than teams. A second family.
Belonging
Every student is placed in a house on day one and walks alongside the same brothers and sisters from kindergarten through fifth grade.
Friendly Competition
Houses earn points all year through academics, service, character, and spirit — culminating in the House Cup.
Christ-Like Character
Each house is built around a virtue that reflects Christ — pushing students to live out the gospel in everyday life.
Mentorship
Older students serve as house captains, modeling leadership, prayer, and encouragement for younger Supernovas.
Meet the Houses
Five virtues, lived out loud.
The Moon
Lumen
Reflection & Wisdom
Lumen reflects the light of Christ in quiet strength — students marked by thoughtfulness, prayer, and steady wisdom.
The Flame
Emberlyn
Passion & Perseverance
Emberlyn burns with conviction — students who pursue Christ with bold passion and never give up on what is right.
The Waters
Aurora
Renewal & Compassion
Aurora flows with grace — students who bring refreshment to the weary and serve others with a tender, compassionate heart.
The Stars
Radiance
Hope & Vision
Radiance lifts eyes upward — students who carry hope, dream God-sized dreams, and guide others toward the light.
The House Cup
One year. One trophy. A whole lot of cheering.
Throughout the year, houses earn points for character, kindness, academics, service, and school-wide spirit days. At the end of the year, one house lifts the House Cup — but every Supernova walks away with something more lasting: a sense of belonging, and a heart shaped by Christ.