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Ecclesiastes 7:8 states, “The end of a matter is better than its beginning…” As the 2025-26 school year draws to a close and Berean Academy marks its 80th anniversary, there is so much to be grateful for to God as a school. Time and space do not permit me to list everything, but here are a few highlights: Multiple student “1” ratings at the state music festival again this year The launch of the school’s entrepreneurship program and the first student-run business, “Academy Gri

In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of America’s Declaration of Independence, our music department showcased three patriotic performances. At the end of April, our K–4 students performed Ameri-Kids, reminding us that our founding fathers placed their trust in the God of the Bible. Our high school students also presented a fantastic patriotic program featuring a variety of American folk songs. The evening culminated with the band and choir performing America

On Wednesday, April 1, Marion hosted the HOA League Art Festival, bringing together student artists from across the league to showcase their creativity and skill. Berean Academy was proud to participate, sending 15 students, each of whom had at least one artwork displayed in the competition. The students arrived at the Marion Aquatic Center to see their pieces professionally displayed and evaluated by judges—a meaningful and exciting experience for each artist. After taking t

Congratulations to the junior high band and choir students on their outstanding performances at the HOAL Junior High Music Festival held on Wednesday, March 25 2026! Instrumental I+ Band I 7th Grade Brass Max Kurtz, Devin Wiebe, Jordan Busenitz, Todd Harder, Cade Clark, Wyatt Entz, Emerson Jordan, Avery Wiebe, Hadden Giger I Blue Brass Ensemble Libby Beagley, Webb Beverlin, Cosette Busenitz, Landon Timken, Averett Kukula I- Gold Brass Ensemble Noa

From HOA League honor ensembles for both band and choir to community performances for residents at Bluestem, Paramount, Presbyterian Manor, and Wheat State nursing homes, and even participating in the Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestra, our young musicians are putting Colossians 3:16 into practice.

On November 14th and 15th, a cast and crew of about 25 students performed “ The Matchmaker, ” written by Thornton Wilder, directed by Sarah Pressnell. This play was written in 1955 and later became the beloved musical “Hello Dolly.” The Matchmaker follows Horace Vandergelder (Jackson Briggs), a wealthy merchant in 19th-century Yonkers, NY. He has been a widower long enough and has decided to remarry. He recruits the help of local matchmaker, Mrs. Dolly Levi (Lizzie Moran), b