The Notebook Method, a time-tested distinctive of a StoneBridge education, requires a huge commitment on the part of the student, parent and teacher. But what is the true value of buying all the required notebooks every year for the student, labeling every divider, and buying bookbags large enough for them to carry it all?
Many Christian parents today are awakening to a sense of urgency to give their children more than just academic success—they want to raise them with moral clarity and ground them in spiritual purpose. But what does it truly mean to educate a child in “the discipline and instruction of the Lord?”  The powerful answer to this can be found in a surprising place…a children’s book by C.S. Lewis.
Many Christian students just out of high school may find themselves trying to navigate the challenges of living out their faith in a secular world. Fortunately for many students like Chris Kostrzewa, SBS Class of 2017, StoneBridge taught him how to face these challenges with confidence and compassion.
The StoneBridge Class of 2025 graduated surrounded by their families, friends, and members of the StoneBridge faculty and community, Thursday, May 22, at Liberty Live Church in Hampton, Va. Watch this year’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian speeches, view graduation photos, and watch the full commencement ceremony.
Every year at StoneBridge, one student from grades 8th-12th grade is awarded a high academic honor exemplifying outstanding Christian scholarship and character. Read to find out who the award recipients are for the 2024-2025 academic year.
The statistics are overwhelming that growing up in a household without a father many times leads to a child’s negative well-being and life adversity. Undoubtedly, our society understands the incredible negative impact of an absent father, but what is more difficult to recognize is the immediate and long-term effects on an otherwise available, yet uninvolved father.Â
