Southfield Christian School Alumni

Congratulations, Dania Harris!

Dania joined her class in 3rd grade. While here, she was busy. She was a part of the Lead and worship teams. Dania was a member of the NHS, participated in several plays and drama showcases, and was on the track team. One of Dania's favorite memories was Senior Trip. She took her first plane ride with friends and loved exploring Universal Studios with them.

Next fall, Dania will attend the University of Michigan to study business with the goal of being the CEO of her own company one day!

Dania, you are going to do great things!

Created during our February Stitching a Story celebration in honor of Black History Month, this community quilt is a tapestry of love, heritage, and belonging. Like the many pieces of a quilt joined into one beautiful whole, each family contributes something precious to our SCS community!

After the event, these squares were lovingly stitched together by a quilting circle of alumni, parents, and grandparents, whose care and craftsmanship transformed individual stories into a shared legacy. Scripture reminds us, “Above all, clothe yourselves with love, which binds us all together in perfect unity” (Colossians 3:14), and this quilt stands as a testament to the beauty that emerges when many hands, hearts, and stories are stitched together in love.

As staff, we love each of the events we get to celebrate our students. But we are also thrilled to celebrate each other.

One way we do that is to nominate and name an Eagle of the Year. It's a peer-to-peer award given to an employee who champions the mission of Southfield Christian School in attitude, performance, and service.

This year, Dan Baughman ('01) was named Eagle of the Year with three incredible Honorable Mentions. Shara Marbry, Euyni Smith, and Lindsay Wolfe ('95) received that distinction.

Class of 2026, we are still celebrating you!

We cannot wait to see what you do and where God takes you. Come back and visit often!

Congratulations, Anna Foote!

Anna has been attending SCS since PreK. Anna has been an important part of each school play and the soccer team. She loves that at SCS, you can form close friendships and relationships with teachers while being encouraged to follow Christ. Here she learned to make Him a part of her everyday life and prioritize my relationship with Him.

Next year, Anna will attend MSU to double major in psychology and Spanish. We cannot wait to see what she does next, and we will miss seeing her in the halls!

Congratulations, Elise James!

Elise is an SCS Lifer. She has loved being on the Robotics and Science Olympiad teams. This year, she created a Women in STEM event to encourage more SCS girls to check out the program! She loves the community at SCS we love how she encourages others in it.

Next year, she will attend Wayne State University. She plans to continue her STEM pursuit and study to be a chemical engineer. Elise, we cannot wait to see what you do next!

Congratulations, Aaron Warfield!

Aaron is an SCS Lifer+, he started in PreK. Being here so long, he really appreciates that SCS is like an "extended family and everyone is included." One of his favorite memories is his senior trip and the uninterrupted, funny conversations he had with his friends.

At SCS, he learned that God is always here for him, and he knows that he can lean on Him in any situation.

Next year, Aaron will be at Grand Valley State University, where he plans to study to become a psychologist. We can't wait to see what you do next, Aaron!

With an efficiency of 2968. Vashti took the most efficient bridge this year in physics! Congrats to Vashti, Elsa & Kimora, an all-girls leaderboard.

Congratulations, Taya Bolden!

Taya spent her HS career as an SCS Eagle. Her favorite memory is the 2023 play. "67 Cinderellas." She loves the closeness and sense of community SCS has, and being in the play is a big part of that.

At SCS, she learned to remain steadfast and know that the Lord has her best interests at heart. Sometimes it is hard to trust in a certain path, but if God didn’t want her to be on that path, then she wouldn’t be on it. We pray she continues to follow Him!

Next year, she will head to the University of Michigan to study biology. Congrats, Taya!