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A Throwback Thursday #TBT to Christ School’s first state-championship basketball team. 

The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association has shared some important information regarding Saturday’s 4-A basketball state championship game between Christ School (25-2) and Carmel Christian (18-8). 

Mikey Wilkins ’25 flexes his biceps when the emotional spillover from a big play calls for it. Muscles and moments kept coming Tuesday night. 

Sunday night's Celtic Eucharist service in downtown Asheville's Trinity Episcopal Church was a Christ School production through and through.  

Making shots becomes an afterthought when it’s so hard to find clear passing lanes and open looks. 

Cannon School experienced this level of discomfort Friday in the Greenie Dome.

A big(foot) surprise in assembly!

Saxsquatch is exactly what the name implies – a saxophone-playing sasquatch. He is scheduled to play sold-out concerts in Asheville, Nashville, Knoxville, Lexington, Ky., and Louisville in the next eight days, part of a nationwide tour. 

You would expect Christ School to be well-represented on the All-Carolinas Athletic Association basketball team, and you would not be disappointed!

Nate Wilberding ’25 is a natural. 

There’s a photo from the senior’s first winter of climbing (2023-24). He is hanging off a rock face, smiling as though there is nothing he would rather be doing. 

Downtown Asheville pulsates with energy on any given night and Saturday was hopping.

Thank you to everyone who came out and supported Christ School at the third annual Asheville’s Got Talent showcase. The night also included a dinner on the town for those Greenies who attended.

Max Brie ’18 (CEO and Co-Founder), Flynn Cruse ’18 (CTO and Co-Founder), and Ted Peterson ’19 (Chief of Artificial Intelligence) are part of the leadership team for Right Path AI along with two other alumni – Drew Hamilton ‘18 (Chief Development Officer) and Bennett David ‘18 (Director of Operations). 

A New York Times best-selling author, an Emmy-nominated filmmaker/musical virtuoso, and now a highly prolific travel writer with a message of sustainability. 

The scope of the Cooper Living Arts Series can be seen in its 2024-25 lineup which has been equal parts stimulating and varied. 

SAGE Dining chef Hassan Abassary was the MVP of the first day back from Winter Break. 

Hassan talked with Mr. Brenneman's Arabic III students about his life in Morocco and Moroccan culture, as well as his journey to becoming a chef here. Mr. Brenneman said that one of the most interesting aspects of the talk was comparing Hassan’s Moroccan dialect with the standard and Levantine dialects used in his class.

Break, what break?

The College Guidance Office deserves a victory lap (or two) for the year of admissions that the Class of 2025 is having.

Rather than rest on their laurels, longtime Director Kirk Blackard and Assistant Director Tracy Weldon loaded up a bus with 11 students for the Winter Break Southern Schools University Tour.

CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee - Judson Meyers ’25 found himself in a unique position Saturday, racing a merciless clock and competitors he could not see with his own eyes. 

The University of Pennsylvania recruit’s focus and conditioning won the day as well as a gold medal from the USRowing Indoor National Championships. 

Paramount to being one of only three high schools in the United States with an aviation program is valuing that exclusivity.

As advertised, Kishi Bashi was a one-man musical tour de force on Wednesday morning.  

The multi-instrumentalist entertained for more than an hour, filling Pingree Auditorium with his unique sound which mixes improvisation and sheer wizardry. He was backed for portions of the performance by members of the Christ School community. 

Christ School is excited to announce an introductory, groundbreaking partnership that will empower our Business students in an exciting way. The school's new Honors Business Entrepreneurship class is collaborating with two regional industry leaders – Flavor 1st Growers & Packers of Mills River, N.C., and Ignite Wealth Planning of Greenville, S.C. 

James B. Banks understood the profound impact that competent and compassionate leadership could have on the lives of young men. For 30 years, he embodied that difference at Christ School.

Leadership can be an amorphous concept, but the faculty know the school's second pillar when they see it. 

January's Student and Residential Life Awards were announced Friday in assembly by Dean of Students Drew Hyche '94, Dean of Campus Life/Special Assistant to the Head of School Benjie Colberg, and Assistant Dean of Students Wesley Shelmire. 

Christ School announces that it has begun a national search for its next Football Program Director and Head Varsity Coach.