The BCS Pumpkin Patch Tradition

It is a Downtown Fort Lauderdale tradition - Bethany Christian School holds an annual Pumpkin Patch that is unrivaled! Besides raising money for the annual 8th grade Washington D.C. trip, the Bethany pumpkin patch creates memories for everyone.

If you are a parent of an 8th grade student, the hours you put in will go directly towards your child's trip.  Students in 5th-7th grades will have their hours "banked" until they reach 8th grade! 

We get our pumpkins from Northern New Mexico, from a farm on the Navajo Indian Reservation.  At no cost to us, the farmers plant over 1,200 acres of pumpkins, gourds and ornamental corn. The vegetables are harvested and then shipped to us.   

We only pay for the pumpkins we sell! 

Parents, guardians, and children of all ages will find this a unique opportunity to work together as a family to support our school.  Whether it's unloading a truck with 2,000 pumpkins, helping a customer buy their "perfect pumpkin", or baking a "broken pumpkin" pie for a Bake Sale, it's quality time for the entire family. The Pumpkin Patch is a family affair!  You'll be creating memories for a lifetime!  

Welcome Mr. Most!

Please join us in welcoming our new Head of School, Mr. Erik Most!

Mr. Most is a Master of Divinity graduate of Knox Theological Seminary. He comes to us from Calvary Christian Academy where he served as administrator over discipleship. He also has ten years of experience as a high school Bible teacher. Mr. Most's first official day at BCS was on June 5th.

Thank you for partnering with us in prayer as we waited on the Lord to provide someone special for this unique and critical leadership role. Join us as we give Mr. Most a warm Bobcat welcome, and pray for him and his family as they start this new journey at Bethany!