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ECA: Acknowledging God and Training Up Children in His Ways
As I hear from parents who have children enrolled in ECA, one common thread seems to be more important than anything else: “to train up children in the way they should go” and help them “to acknowledge God” in all aspects of life. Let’s take a brief look at three...
Reflections of an ECA Graduate: Andrew Edwards 2010
Blue Paper Airplanes Who reads all of the Eagle’s View Monthly, anyway? As a student at ECA I would always give it a quick scan. If I couldn’t find my name or a friend’s name somewhere in bold, that month’s Eagles’ View was swiftly recycled into a small blue paper...
Is ECA Welcoming Enough?
At ECA, we desire to be a welcoming place! But it is becoming increasingly challenging to find like-minded Christian families to partner with our school: In a denigrating world, more families are becoming curious about the Christian moral high road, which seems like a...
Why Do We Have Chapel at ECA?
One of the privileges of being a part of a Christian school is the weekly opportunity to participate in a chapel service. The ECA handbook tells us who chapel is for: “Chapel is…for the spiritual benefit of students, faculty, staff and administration,” and what chapel...
Lucia, ECA Elementary 4th Grader
Write about a ‘Life Changing Event’ When I was in Pre-school and Pre-K I acted like the school V.I.P. and I liked it! I loved my school too. One example is that at recess there would be a basket, and inside the basket there would be plastic fish that we would fish...
ECA – Ensuring a Voice for Christian Community
Rod Dreher, in his current best seller “The Benedict Option,” points out in Chapter 7 the positive benefits of classical Christian education in response to our culture’s rapid moral demise. While some of his thoughts may not match up to our faith practices completely,...
Reflections of an ECA Graduate: Katelyn Harbaugh (Wolfe) 2007
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Athletics, Academics, and the Arts Looking back on my high school experience, I am reminded of how much the Lord worked in my life and directed my steps. He used my time at ECA to grow my perseverance and work ethic, value the...
Junior High at ECA: Implementing Ideas, Investigation, Discussion
Guest Blogger: Mrs. Kerry Singleton, ECA Junior High Teacher and Administrator As any parent or teacher of a Junior High student knows, this particular age is unique and filled with joys and challenges. So what does it look like at ECA to “educate, equip, and empower...
6th Grade Prepares for the Move to Jr. High
Guest Blogger – Chase Wallace, 6th Grade Because it is very important to support ourselves and our families after college, a good education is a key factor for finding a good job and keeping a steady source of income. In order to have a good education and chances for...
Reflections of an ECA Graduate: Ian Collins 2003
I often reflect on my time at Evangelical Christian Academy, the friends I made, the things I learned, and my heart is filled with immense gratitude. There are countless reasons that contribute to my appreciation – lifelong friendships, superb academics, and amazing...