The Year in Giving
A year of giving at Unity, and the sponsors and legacy donors whose generosity carried it.
What's happening around campus, from the pages of One Roar and the weekly family newsletter.
A year of giving at Unity, and the sponsors and legacy donors whose generosity carried it.
For the past ten years, one of the most consistent and faith-filled voices in the life of Unity Christian School has been the voice of Ms. Sis.
Some people leave an impact through public recognition and visible accomplishments. Others leave it quietly through faithful support, steady encouragement, and a genuine belief in the mission they are helping build.
At this year’s Southern Affair, one of the most powerful moments of the evening came during the Paddle Raise, where our Unity community rallied together to support the construction of a new roadway around campus.
The Unity Christian School community gathered for an unforgettable evening of fellowship, generosity, and purpose.
Field Day, Princess Day, a state championship and a kindergarten graduation: moments from the 2025–2026 school year.
Unity Elementary students took audiences on a paw-some adventure this spring with their production of 101 Dalmatians Kids.
The first annual Unity Art Show was more than an event, it was a celebration of creativity, talent, and the gifts God has placed within our students.
For Mary Elizabeth Orr and Mark Whitehead, the impact of Unity’s theatre program didn’t end when the curtain closed, it became part of who they are.
In June of 2016, what would become one of the most impactful programs at Unity Christian School almost didn’t begin at all.
Track wasn’t the goal. It was the tool. And yet, just months later, Mikey Ferguson stood at the top of the podium as a GAPPS State Champion in High Jump.
100% college acceptance, more than $300,000 in scholarships awarded, and 2,359 hours of community service. Congratulations, Class of 2026.
For Coach Okubo, the journey to earning his doctorate was not simply academic, it was deeply personal and undeniably spiritual.
A pep rally, a proposal, and a calling that was always pointing somewhere greater. Davy and Taylor Fisher are leaving the Lion’s Den for full-time ministry in the Philippines.
Students from Pre-K3 through 12th grade gathered on May 1 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.