Lower School Fine Arts Curriculum to help identify students who have a passion for the performing arts Schedule a Tour Contact Preschool (K3-K4) Fine arts begin early at ELCA. Pre-K students explore creativity through hands-on visual art and weekly music experiences that introduce rhythm, movement, melody, and foundational musical concepts. Music ELCA's preschool music program is designed as part of an aligned curriculum that helps students explore performing arts disciplines through age appropriate elements of music. Students in PreK3 and PreK4 go to the music suite once a week for music class. They also perform three times during the school year on the big stage in the auditorium. The GELDS standards for preschool as well as Biblical Worldview Integration drives this curriculum. Explore our High School Courses Art In preschool, the visual arts are introduced in their classrooms by their preschool teachers to prepare them for art classes in Kindergarten. Kindergarten - 4th Grade Lower School students grow as artists, musicians, and performers through weekly visual art and music classes, keyboarding, technology instruction, and three annual performances. Each experience builds creativity, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts. Music ELCA's elementary music program is designed as part of an aligned curriculum that helps students explore performing arts disciplines through age appropriate elements of music. Students in Kindergarten through the fourth grade go to the music suite and the keyboard/technology lab to explore the different performing arts disciplines. Because this curriculum is aligned through high school, they will be prepared to continue in and develop these skills in middle school. Our curriculum is driven by the Georgia Music Standards, as well as Biblical Worldview Integration. ELCA elementary students perform three times during the school year on the stage in the auditorium. Art In elementary grades, all students participate in the study of visual arts. They are exposed to various forms and mediums of art, including painting, drawing, clays and forms, and more. Students advance each year to the next level based on the aligned curriculum and are ultimately prepared to study art at a more advanced level once they enter the middle school art program. Virtual art shows happen throughout the year, as well as two fourth grade art presentations in our lobby for public viewing. Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour Lower School Fine Arts Staff View our faculty Tracey Fuller Choral Director Beverly Hedges Assistant & Accompanist Rick Barham Keyboard & Piano Dawn Miller Elementary Art

Charger Network Do you have a business that you'd like to advertise to our ELCA community? Join us today! Join the Network Building connections. Strengthening community. The Charger Network is a new initiative designed to strengthen the connection between our school and the incredible businesses within the ELCA community. This digital business directory will highlight ELCA family-owned, alumni, partner, and community businesses while creating opportunities for families to intentionally support one another. Are you an ELCA alumni? As alumni, your annual business listing fee is waived, and receive a complimentary business listing. Participating businesses will gain visibility within the ELCA community through school communications, events, and networking opportunities. Join the Network 2026-2027 Charger Network Join the Network Charger Network Founders ARCHETAINMENT Comprehensive Therapy Consultants DNM Health Services Legacy Labs McDonough Pediatrics ShinePoint Prevention Institute Stitch & Ember Three Sixty Blueprint Global Active Charger Network ARCHETAINMENT Atlanta Braves Avia Lending Aylo Health Bojangles Chick-fil-A (Union Crossroads) Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Comprehensive Therapy Consultants Delta Community Credit Union Designz By Light, LLC DNM Health Services Legacy Labs McDonough Pediatrics Small & Co. Realty Group Stitch & Ember Three Sixty Blueprint Global

Sage Dining SAGE Dining provides your student with an incredible meal time experience. Weekly Menu A next level experience The SAGE dining experience includes delicious selections from the hot bar, salad and sandwich bar, soup bar and grill and is included with tuition. Outside food is not permitted. Parents and guests may purchase lunch at the receptionist's desk for $10.00. Free Style Eating should be enjoyable and stress-free, even if you have a common food allergy. Free Style makes this possible by offering a variety of fresh, delicious recipes that don't include any of the top 12 allergens. To find out more about our allergen-free station, Free Style, click here . Early Learning Academy Guidelines We are a "nut aware campus," so NO PEANUT BUTTER will be allowed. Snacks will be provided by the Early Learning Academy. A morning snack will be given to all students, and an afternoon snack will be given to students in the Extended Care. Lunch can be purchased from the cafeteria on a daily basis for $6.00 a lunch OR your child can bring a lunch from home. Milk is required for lunch unless your child is allergic to milk and water can be substituted. Your child will have a choice of white or chocolate milk. If you do not wish for your child to have chocolate milk, please notify the teacher. Please be sure you send a healthy lunch. There are no refunds for lunches ordered unless school is cancelled for that day. If you fail to send a sack lunch or need to charge a lunch for the day your account will be billed $6.00. Access the weekly menu! Want to see see what your student will be eating for the week? Download the app for your mobile device! View up-to-date school menus and detailed nutrition information for every menu item. Favorite and recommend menu items. Rate and provide feedback on menu items. Create a custom allergen profile. Download (iPhone) Download (Android) View the online menu What is Free Style™ Top Allergen-free Eating should be enjoyable and stress-free, even if you have a common food allergy. Free Style™ makes this possible by offering a variety of fresh, delicious recipes that don't include any of the top 12 allergens. Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour Staff Intro SAGE Dining provides your student with an incredible meal time experience. Meet our staff Kaley Hill SAGE Manager

School of Fine Arts Proud to offer some of the highest level Fine Arts programing in the Metro Atlanta area Schedule a Tour Contact INVITATION FINE ARTS PATRONS NEWS Menu Close Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour Fine Arts Patrons Founded in 2003, the Fine Arts Patrons is a group of parents, staff, and faculty who work together to give ELCA students musical, dramatic, or artistic opportunities and resources during their time at ELCA. Fine Arts programs are an essential element of the curriculum at our school. At ELCA, students are given the opportunity to participate in fine arts classes and performance groups. We Support all of the Fine Arts Programs at ELCA: Art, Elementary Music, Symphonic Band, Concert Band Beginning Band, Marching Band, Color Guard, Chorus, Vocal Performance, Guitar, Drama/Stage Acting, Student Praise Band The Mission of the Fine Arts Patrons The Fine Arts Patrons will work to create resources that can benefit and support the advancement of Fine Arts at ELCA, raise funds to supplement and support the Fine Arts at ELCA, encourage parental and student involvement in ELCA Fine Arts activities, programs, and projects, and assist Fine Arts parents, Fine Arts faculty, and ELCA staff members in helping support all of ELCA Fine Arts. How you can get involved The FAP holds monthly Board meetings to discuss project funding, fundraising, and any concerns/ideas that may be suggested by faculty, staff, or parents. The FAP Board consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Fundraising Chair. Any parent who has a student in elementary school (elementary music) or a Middle or High School fine arts class or performing group may attend the FAP meetings. The Board will vote in a closed executive session. Fine Arts News Check back soon Once posts are published, you’ll see them here. We invite you to experience ELCA Fine Arts! EARLY LEARNERS K3 & K4 Fine arts begin early at ELCA. Pre-K students explore creativity through hands-on visual art and weekly music experiences that introduce rhythm, movement, melody, and foundational musical concepts. More information LOWER SCHOOL Kindergarten–4th Grade Lower School students grow as artists, musicians, and performers through weekly visual art and music classes, keyboarding instruction, and three annual performances. Each experience builds creativity, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts. More information UPPER SCHOOL 5th Grade - 12th Grade Beginning in 5th grade, students pursue Art, Band, Chorus, Guitar, or Stage Acting & Vocal Performance. Through advanced instruction, performances, exhibitions, and competition, students strengthen their craft while developing confidence, discipline, and God-given creativity. More information

Alumni The name may have change since 1970, but the mission remains the same. Share your story The philosophy is solid, true, and timeless! • McDonough Christian Academy • Meadow Creek Academy • Greater Atlanta Christian School (Meadow Creek Campus) • Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Our alumni are an important part of the foundation that our school is built upon. We invite you to keep in touch! Share your journey through the link under our Alumni Stories section below. Need your high school transcripts? Submit the form and we'll get you taken care of! Request Transcripts

Elementary School Setting a strong foundation for their success. Schedule a Tour Contact INTRO NEXT GENERATION EXCEL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORS NEWS Menu Close Foundations built to last. ELCA offers a Christ-centered education with strong academics, daily Bible lessons, and a gifted STEM program for qualified students in grades 2–4. Spiritual Weekly chapel service Bible stories/studies Character development Application of biblical truths Scripture memorization Prayer Enrichment Art Music Spanish Instructional Technology Physical Education (1st - 4th) Recorders (4th) Piano Keyboard Media Center Athletics Basketball Wrestling Spirit cheer Flag football Cross-country Football Track and field (Upper Elementary Grades) Field Trips Southern Belle Farm Legoland CNN Center College Hall of Fame Museum of Arts & Sciences Stone Mountain Georgia Aquarium Atlanta Zoo Rock Eagle (Overnight Trip - 3rd Grade) Impacting the Next Generation A traditional curriculum along with a variety of innovative learning strategies and activities are incorporated into the daily lessons. Kindergarten and 1st grade are taught research-based practices, including the phonics-based Abeka curriculum. 2nd through 4th grades use the Foundations and Frameworks reading program which emphasizes reading comprehension with a focus on higher-order thinking skills. Language Arts, which includes writing, grammar, and spelling, is taught using a rigorous Christian-based curriculum. ELCA math standards are taught using a variety of resources focusing on basic math skills along with problem-solving skills and strategies. Bible is taught daily, and students attend chapel once a week. History and science complete the well-rounded academic program. Expanded Curriculum for Exceptional Learners (EXCEL) is designed to provide gifted educational opportunities to students in the second through fourth grades using the STEM approach. Students must qualify under the state of Georgia guidelines to participate in the gifted program. Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour EXCEL Program Expanded Curriculum for Exceptional Learners EXCEL is designed to provide gifted educational opportunities to students in the 2nd-4th grades. EXCEL, based on the classical education approach, offers students the opportunity to pursue excellence in education through differentiated instructional experiences including creativity, problem-solving, and a focus on higher-level thinking. Students must qualify under the state of Georgia guidelines to participate in the gifted program. There are four criteria that are used for admittance: grades, standardized testing in reading and math, a mental ability test, and a creativity test. To remain in EXCEL, students must maintain an A average in all core subjects and exemplify EXCEL quality behavior and attitude in the EXCEL classroom. Students are responsible for making up any work that they miss because of EXCEL. In EXCEL, we complete one multidisciplinary unit per quarter using a STEM focus - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. The EXCEL curriculum is project-based and collaborative. Students will learn through exploration and discovery. EXCEL class verse: "But as you excel in everything---in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in all earnestness, and in our love for you---see that you excel in this act of grace also." ~2 Corinthians 8:7 Elementary School Leadership Our elementary leaders foster a love for learning while helping students build strong academic habits and a biblical worldview. Through intentional guidance and care, they create an environment where students grow in confidence, character, and curiosity. View our faculty Michelle Blackburn Principal Dr. Lisa Stone Assistant Principal LaShonda Reid Administrative Assistant My son absolutely LOVES this school!! He actually wakes up excited to learn and attend school. The school seems to foster a love of learning among students (which is a parent's dream). Parent Review (GreatSchools.org) ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Health Services Children need to be healthy to learn and learn to be healthy. Clinic Information At Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, we are grateful to provide on-campus health support throughout the school day. Healthy students are better prepared to learn, grow, and thrive, so our clinic partners with families to care for students and help reduce the spread of illness. Office Clinic Hours: 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM Direct Office: 678.818.1061 Fax: 770.957.2290 For questions or to report a communicable illness, contact Kelly Felder at kelly.felder@eagleslanding.org or 678.818.1061 . Health Policy ELCA’s health policies are designed to protect our school community while recognizing that every situation is different. Families should monitor students for signs of illness before school and keep them home when they may be contagious or are unable to participate fully in classroom activities. Common contagious illnesses include colds, influenza, COVID-19, stomach viruses, and strep throat. These illnesses may spread through close contact, respiratory droplets, or contaminated objects and surfaces. 10+ Reasons to Keep Your Child Home Please keep your child home if they experience any of the following: Fever: A temperature of 100°F or higher or chills Vomiting or diarrhea: More than one episode of vomiting or any watery diarrhea Persistent coughing: A cough that is more severe than expected with a common cold Difficulty breathing: Shortness of breath or labored breathing Sore throat: A severe sore throat or one accompanied by fever Pink eye: Redness with cloudy or yellow drainage Significant pain: Persistent ear pain or stomach pain, especially when accompanied by loss of appetite or discomfort with movement Impetigo: Red, oozing blisters with yellow or golden scabs Lice: Until treatment is complete and the student has been cleared to return Chickenpox: Until all bumps have scabbed and no new bumps have appeared for two days Positive illness diagnosis: A positive test or diagnosis of COVID-19, influenza, strep throat, or another communicable illness Students should remain home for the appropriate isolation or treatment period and should be symptom-free for at least 24 hours without fever-reducing medication before returning to school. Additional requirements may apply depending on the illness. Contact your healthcare provider if symptoms are severe, worsening, or accompanied by difficulty breathing, weakness, persistent pain, rash, fever, vomiting, or diarrhea. Emergency Drills and Inclement Weather ELCA conducts periodic fire, tornado, and lockdown drills as required by state law. Emergency procedures and evacuation routes are posted in every classroom.

Young Charger Enrichment Program A safe place for students (K3-7th) who need after-school care. Safe. Fun. Educational. Students enjoy participating in various activities such as computer time, board games, sports/recreational activities, free center time, outside play, etc. The program offers homework supervision and assistance and provides a snack for the students. Fall Break: October 5-9, 2026 Winter Break: February 15-19, 2027 Fall Break Enrollment Winter Break Enrollment What makes YCEP so special? An exclusive Charger experience! The mission of the Young Chargers Enrichment Program is to lead young people to become good examples in speech, in life, in love, in faith, and in purity through character education and recreational activities. YCEP provides a service to parents by supplying safe, quality, and loving, Christian-based care for students in our school and community for rising Kindergarteners through rising 8th grade. We adhere to a maximum 12/1 student/teacher ratio per classroom. Activities include art, music, reading, Bible, crafts, computer skills, sports, games, free play, field trips, pizza/ice cream parties and more! YCEP Information Sign up today! Fall Break Enrollment Winter Break Enrollment Release Forms Registration Information 7:30AM - 6:30PM Ages 5 years to rising 8th grade $80 per child (non-refundable) A $50 deposit per week/per child is due at the time of enrollment (summer camp only). Registration fees and deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable. Enrollment for each week is subject to availability. Once your registration is complete, it is advised that you complete enrollment for each week desired within a reasonable amount of time. 10% sibling discount applies for multiple children from same household. ELCA student discount applies. PAYMENTS and FEES: Weekly tuition of $275 is due at least 7 days prior to the start of each week. Tuition not receive 7 days in advance will revert to late enrolling pricing. CANCELLATION POLICY: You must cancel AT LEAST 1 week in advance to avoid being responsible for payment for the entire week in question. A signed change/withdrawal form is required at least 1 week in advance to alter billing. FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE WEEK SCHEDULED. DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERRABLE. This will be strictly enforced, as schedules are finalized at that time. Need to Withdraw your student? Withdrawl Form Your YCEP Team These are some of the amazing people who will care for your students until you arrive to pick them up. View the staff Jenny Jasmin Preschool & After School Administrator Dawn Miller YCEP Director Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour

Tutoring & IF A short line or two about the page that will be relevant to prospective parents that are helpful. Schedule a Tour Contact Beyond the classroom Introduction Every year, ELCA high school students complete a tutor-training session and offer tutoring services for students who require extra help in academics. ELCA student tutors charge according to grade-level and offer 45-minute sessions. See the list below: K- 4th $10 for a 45 min. session 5th- 12th $20 for a 45 min. session* Once matched, you will be contacted by the tutor to plan for time, dates, payment, and drop-off/pick-up location. *Students in 9th-12th who tutor during IF, must tutor 2 days to complete one 45-minute session. Tutoring Facts Tutoring can take place before or after school, or during Instructional Focus for grades 9-12. The earliest possible start time is 7:00 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. is the latest end time. All tutoring takes place in a supervised setting. (teacher’s classroom or an area under video surveillance) Student tutors are paid weekly through an agreed upon method. (cash, check, cash app. etc.) Once matched, you will be contacted by the tutor to plan for time, dates, payment, and drop-off/pick-up location. What is IF? Instructional Focus Instructional Focus (IF) is a twenty-five-minute, non-credit-bearing course that affords students the opportunity for academic extension and/or enrichment during the school day. Enrichment Extension – IF Learning Lab IF Extension on Fridays IF Extension with Content Teacher Self-Assessment Tracking Sheets For Instructional Focus (IF), don't hesitate to get in touch with Cary Davis . Or reach out to Denise Martin How can we help? Have additional questions? For Peer Tutoring, please contact quiana.waldon@eagleslanding.org Our students develop strength, discipline, character, and teamwork through many opportunities for competitive athletics. Your child can participate in team sports such as baseball, basketball, cheer cross country, lacrosse, football, volleyball, wrestling, and more. Become a peer tutor Find a tutor Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour

Library & Media Center Monday - Friday | 7:30AM-3:15PM Library Catalog Contact Support the Library The Annual Book Character Day is a FUNdraising event for the ELCA Library. Students dress as their favorite book character and participate in the Grand Book Character Parade. Birthday Gram Book Club Meet the Media Specialist Whether you need to find the perfect book or the resource you need to complete a project, we're happy to help! View our faculty Hannah Brown Media Specialist Accelerated Reader A computer-based reading program for first through seventh-grade students. A.R. complements classroom reading programs by helping build student interest in reading, enlarge student vocabulary bases, and increase reading comprehension levels. ELCA now subscribes to A.R. Enterprise which gives students unlimited access to more than 140,000 quizzes—including quizzes for books found within the school library, public libraries, or in your own home. Plus, there is a constant stream of new quizzes to help students keep up with the latest and greatest books! Students will participate in a Star Reading assessment quiz which will assign a book level reading range for him/her. Students will then select books within his/her range for reading and quiz-taking. Students can earn classroom prizes and even an A.R. t-shirt from the library. AR Bookfinder Reading Goals Parent Guide

A Message from Dr. Keith Curlee Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Head of School From Dr. Curlee I am honored and humbled to serve as the Head of School at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy. I am excited to see how God will continue to work in the lives of our students, parents, faculty, and staff throughout the 2026–2027 school year. We are especially excited to continue pursuing the Vision 2030 goals that will guide our school over the next five years. God has richly blessed our church and school community. At ELCA, everything we do is centered on our mission: Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is a gospel-centered, Kingdom-focused, college preparatory school that exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the glory of God. We live out this mission by making the following commitments to our students and families. We are committed to being a gospel-centered school. The word gospel means "good news." At ELCA, our students learn that God the Father sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to live a perfect life and to die for the sins of the world. Through His resurrection, Jesus conquered sin and death, offering salvation to all who place their faith and trust in Him as Lord and Savior. The hope we have in Christ and the promise of His eternal Kingdom truly is the greatest news the world has ever known. We are committed to being Kingdom-focused. Scripture reminds us that while we live in this world, our ultimate citizenship is in God's Kingdom. We believe the Bible is God's inspired and authoritative Word, and it serves as the foundation for every aspect of school life. Our desire is to point students to Christ through Bible classes, age-appropriate chapel services, discipleship opportunities, and by teaching every academic subject through the lens of a biblical worldview. Our goal is to lead students to Christ, help them grow in their faith, and equip them to serve Him faithfully—a philosophy we call Kingdom Education. We are committed to being a college preparatory school. We strive to provide a rigorous academic program that prepares students for success in college and beyond while meeting the unique needs of every learner through differentiated instruction. Our curriculum includes Advanced Placement (AP) and dual-enrollment courses, as well as a comprehensive STEAM program that fosters innovation, creativity, and critical thinking. Our dedicated faculty consists of highly qualified, certified Christian educators who invest in our students academically, spiritually, and personally each day. The Class of 2026, consisting of 51 graduates, earned more than $13 million in college scholarships. Our graduates have continued their education at outstanding institutions, including MIT, Georgia Tech, the University of Georgia, the United States Military Academy at West Point, the United States Air Force Academy, Duke University, Truett McConnell University, Shorter University, and Kennesaw State University, among many others. Finally, Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is a ministry of Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church. Together, our church and school partner to fulfill the Great Commission by making disciples of Jesus Christ. We believe education is one of the most effective ways to shape hearts and minds for Christ, and our prayer is that every student becomes a lifelong follower of Him. Thank you for visiting our website. We hope it provides a glimpse into who we are and what God is doing at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy. We would be honored to partner with your family as we educate and disciple the next generation. Go Chargers! Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour

Jeans for Missions A short line or two about the page that will be relevant to prospective parents that are helpful. Clothes with a purpose Fridays are perfect for jeans Each Friday of the school year, students have the opportunity to unite with missionaries around the world to share the hope of Jesus Christ. Your donation makes a difference in the lives of others and wearing jeans is an outward sign that you are a partner in these ministries. Have you ever wondered where the money goes? Who we serve Through Jeans for Missions, ELCA provides monthly support toward ministries such as: Covone Ministry Helping In His Name Ministries Fellowship of Christian Athletes Graced Team Teach Beyond Jamaica Mission Partnership Want to reinforce the values you teach at home? We do too. See how for yourself. Schedule a Tour