Love and Respect

March 12, 2010 • written by Moriah Smith  
Filed under News, School News

“However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband.” ~Ephesians 5:33 God commands every husband to agape love (to unconditionally love) his wife, and every wife to unconditionally respect her husband. In August 1999, Emerson Eggerichs and... Read more »

Book Fair at CCA

March 12, 2010 • written by Avery Reeder  
Filed under News, School News

Calvary Christian Academy is hosting our annual Book Fair by Sonshine Harbor Christian Family Books. The event is being held in the CCA Library Media Center, Room 2050, this week from 8:30am until 5:30pm. “There is something for every age,” states Elementary Librarian, Mary Kavanaugh, who encourages... Read more »

Souper Bowl of Caring

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March 10, 2010 • written by Michie Alvaro  
Filed under News, Secondary News

Souper Bowl of Caring, the organization that started the youth-led movement 20 years ago, has this simple prayer:  “Lord, even as we enjoy the Super Bowl football game, help us be mindful of those who are without a bowl of soup to eat.” Their motto is, “Why not use Super Bowl weekend, a time when... Read more »

God Tugs at the Heart of Allison Stapleton

February 18, 2010 • written by Kaley Israels  
Filed under News, Secondary News

A student walked into the guidance department to ask for help with her schedule. She stopped in her tracks as she saw a new face, but was quickly reassured by the kind smile. “I’m Miss Stapleton, your new guidance counselor,” she said, welcoming the student into her office and asking her questions... Read more »

Elementary School Celebrates 100th Day of School

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February 18, 2010 • written by Moriah Smith  
Filed under Elementary News, News, featured

What do smiles on children’s faces, picturesque hallways, energetic activities, and the number 100 have in common? Well, ever since this school was established ten years ago, Calvary Christian Academy has celebrated the first 100 days of school as one of the many events that comprise the climax of... Read more »

Fourth Grade Shines: Seed Money Project

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February 4, 2010 • written by Moriah Smith  
Filed under Elementary News, News, featured

How will you affect this world for Christ? Recently, the fourth grade students were given the opportunity to experience the joy of giving and shine their lights in an oftentimes dark world. Each student was given a dollar in lieu of a Christmas present directly after Thanksgiving through a project called,... Read more »

Obama Threatening Press Freedom?

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February 4, 2010 • written by Darlene Rodick  
Filed under National/International News, News, featured

“I am the President, and I will carry out my duties as I think are appropriate,” stated President Obama during a CNN interview last August, which did much to bring into focus his bias with certain media outlets. It’s a well-known fact that since he entered the White House, President Obama has been... Read more »

STUDENT PROFILE: Kaitlin Connor. God Given Talents. Written Words.

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January 21, 2010 • written by Moriah Smith  
Filed under News, News Feature, featured

A God-given talent, a passion instilled in a young girl, and written words that flow from heart to paper. Kaitlin Connor, a sixth grader at Calvary Christian Academy truly stands out as she seeks to utilize the special gifts God gave her. When Kaitlin was about seven years old she started writing for... Read more »

Elementary Teacher Influences this Year’s Heisman Winner

January 21, 2010 • written by Eric Brown  
Filed under Elementary News, News

In the midst of an exciting season of NCAA football, Mark Ingram, the sophomore running back from the Alabama Crimson Tide was selected as this year’s Heisman award winner. The ceremony seemed like a scene from a film: Every player heading up onto stage, in front of a massive crowd and national television,... Read more »

Read, Read, Read!

January 20, 2010  
Filed under News, School News

Who says reading doesn’t pay off? Here at CCA, books do that and a whole lot more! Elementary and middle school students are learning through the Accelerated Reader Program that reading books is a cool thing, especially when they get to accumulate points with each book that they read. The AR Store,... Read more »

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