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ECA Now More Accessible Due to School Choice Movement
“Evangelical Christian Academy exists to partner with parents and their church to educate, equip, and empower students to pursue their purpose in Christ.” ECA Mission Statement During the course of this week, Betsy DeVos has undergone her Senate Confirmation Hearings...
Ed Tech and Roto Tillers
At ECA we remain fully committed to our classical Christian approach to education. In recent years we have bolstered our ability to utilize technology in the classroom to enhance the educational process while staying committed to the classical methodologies in our...
Christ as Center of Classroom
Guest Blogger: Pam Gergen, 1st Grade, ECA Looking back over the years, I can honestly say I have always wanted to be a teacher since my Kindergarten year…decades ago. I remember how each of my elementary teachers always had their rooms organized, neat, decorative...
Education Quality Assurance at ECA
Educational quality is something many parents are clamoring for in the United States. It is only fair to assume that ECA parents have the same desire for their children, and we are also convinced that our parents value the spiritual impact of our educational approach...
The Significance of Field Trips and Experience Days at ECA Elementary
By Darla Blue, Interim Elementary Principal Are field trips and experience days important? Can they teach a subject in a different and possibly more meaningful way than what a student might find in the classroom? Do they give the student a deeper insight into the...
Parents’ Priorities for Their Children’s Education Tell a Story!
The Association for Christian Schools International (ACSI) and the Barna Group have completed a joint study on “Parents’ Goals for Education.” ECA is an accredited member of ACSI, and the Barna Group states that they “provide spiritual influencers with credible...
Emphasizing the Vocalization of Truth
When I was a lad, my elder relatives had a saying about children, “Children should be seen and not heard.” I took it that they wanted time for adult conversation, and it took a great deal of self-control for my siblings and me to remain silent. Today, it doesn’t seem...