Homecoming activities commence with our JVB game at 5:00 p.m.  Presentation of the 2012 Homecoming Court will begin immediately following the game.  Stay to watch our VB and VG teams compete against Hickman County.

Student Council and PTF are sponsoring a Hospitality Room for all alumni.

CCA Elementary had 10 students participate in the St. Mary Invitational on September 17.  Two placed in the top 10!  Eli Paxton placed 6th and Drew Deweese placed 9th.  Congratulations on a job well done!

Community Christian Academy

Rotary Club Representatives

2011-2012

The following students were chosen to represent CCA on a monthly basis as our representative to the Rotary Club meeting during the 2011-2012 school year. They were chosen by a vote of the faculty and staff at CCA based on criteria put forth by the Rotary Club for this selection. Selection was based on academic achievement extra-curricular activities and community involvement.

Month: Student Representative:

September Emily Wilson

October JoAnna Browning

November Shelby Clark

December Erin McMullen

January Emily Carter

February Landon Meadows

March Abby Adler

April Caspar Adrian

May Nathan Killion

These student should be congratulated. It is truly an honor to represent our school in this way.

Anna Thomas elementary school principal at Community Christian Academy, and the Board of Directors are pleased to announce the receipt of $100,000 from J. Lane Peck for the purpose of technology enhancements for elementary students.

“Mr. Peck called me to find out if we could make good use of some additional funding, and we had discussed technology. But I never thought we would have an opportunity like this,” said Mrs. Thomas.  The faculty formed a technology team to determine the highest and best use of the contribution.  “There are so many things you can do, but we wanted to make sure that our enhancements were scalable and portable, and we wanted to do this in a way that honors Mr. Peck.”

Through the program, the school purchased 68 computers, a laser printer for each classroom, a color laser printer, a document camera for each classroom (capable of capturing any image to project), smartboards for each classroom, and servers and wireless network equipment for the entire school.  The school also refurnished their computer lab to provide furniture better suited for younger students.

With keyboard and technology training beginning in kindergarten, CCA is confident that their students will be well-equipped for the technological opportunities of the future.  Additionally, internet access in all classrooms enhances learning and research.  “This new technology will enable our teachers to teach in a way that addresses individual learning needs and engage the students in a more interactive environment. We feel that our opportunities to teach and learn are unlimited.  With the assistance of Mr. Peck, we continue our path to academic excellence by the technological advances we offer to young minds and enhanced teaching techniques for educators,” said Mrs. Thomas.

CCA was also blessed to receive in-kind gifts of installation and services from Brandon Griffith and ISG who advised the school regarding the purchase and personally oversaw the installation, and Steve Thomas from Data Vault who is providing all of our back-up (free of charge).