Crossing Education

09/04/2026

Enjoy your long weekend! Please be safe!

09/02/2026

Serving our community is one of the most important principles we try to instill in our students. As part of our work based learning, we participate in community service projects to help our students learn, vital employability skills while experiencing the power of helping others.

We enroll year-round so if you know a student who would benefit from programs like this, check us out at www.crossingeducation.com 

08/31/2026

❤️ Serving Our Community with Love! ❤️
Our Elkhart county Crossing students had an amazing opportunity to give back through a service project for River Oaks Church! They rolled up their sleeves, worked together, and showed that serving others is about so much more than just getting a job done—it’s about showing love, kindness, teamwork, and a willingness to help others.
At The Crossing, we believe that our students are not only preparing for their future careers, but also learning how to make a positive impact in the communities they call home. We are so proud of our students for giving their time and energy to support River Oaks Church and serve others with a willing heart!
“And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” — Colossians 3:23 (KJV)
Thank you, River Oaks Church, for allowing our students to be a part of your community. We love seeing our Crossing students love, serve, and support our community! ❤️🙌

08/30/2026

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08/25/2026

Our Frankfort students were reflecting on an awesome mission trip they took in 2023. Life changing. ❤️

08/24/2026

✨ Student Spotlight: Makana ✨

Makana is a junior at the Crossing High School, and if you know her, you know she brings plenty of personality wherever she goes! She loves playing volleyball and soccer, is absolutely obsessed with Sprite 🥤, and tacos are her favorite food! 🌮 She’s also secretly a math whiz. 🤓➗📚

Makana joined the Crossing near the end of the 2024–2025 school year, and we have had the incredible privilege of watching her transform. Before coming, Makana struggled in public school, including frequent suspensions and fights, while also navigating significant mental health challenges. When she first arrived, she was extremely withdrawn and wouldn’t even look at people. But over time, we watched her begin to grow, gain confidence, and truly come into her own. Today, she is social, makes friends with everyone, and isn’t afraid to let her goofy personality shine! 🤪

Makana says the teachers at the Crossing have made the biggest difference because she feels that they genuinely love her, hear her, and see her. She hasn’t been to a mental health treatment center in a year and hasn’t been arrested in two years—two incredible milestones that speak to just how far she has come.

We are SO proud of Makana and the growth we’ve seen in her. We can’t wait to see what this next chapter holds and all that she will accomplish! Keep shining, Makana! We’re cheering you on! 💛👏🏼

If you know a student who’s struggling, check us out at www.crossingeducation.com