As part of our Zoe House System, students are placed into one of four houses to promote unity, belonging, teamwork, leadership, and school spirit.

Each house is named after an influential Christian figure, giving our students examples of faith, courage, service, wisdom, and character.

Through house events, competitions, assemblies, and student leadership opportunities, students work together to earn points, encourage one another, and build a stronger school community.

Corrie ten Boom — Ten Boom House
A Dutch Christian who showed great courage and faith during World War II.
Her life reminds us of bravery, forgiveness, and trusting God in difficult times.

Florence Nightingale — Nightingale House
A Christian nurse known for her compassion, service, and dedication to caring for others.
Her life encourages students to serve with kindness and excellence.

Sir Isaac Newton — Newton House
A Christian scientist and mathematician whose discoveries helped shape the modern world.
His life reminds students to pursue wisdom, curiosity, and a deeper understanding of God’s creation.

C.S. Lewis — Lewis House
A Christian author, professor, and thinker known for The Chronicles of Narnia and Mere Christianity.
His life encourages students to grow in faith, imagination, wisdom, and truth.

Together, our houses help students grow in school spirit, character, leadership, and faith.