The School of Fine Arts is an essential element of the overall curriculum and the educational strategy at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy.  We know that studying music and art helps develop young minds, and fine arts courses are available to all students in all grade levels.  ELCA's fine arts programs are specifically designed to move students through an aligned curriculum, from PreK – 12th grade, that preps them to study fine arts at university. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY FINE ARTS GENERAL INFORMATION AN INVITATION FINE ARTS PATRONS SUPPORT FINE ARTS FINE ARTS STAFF CONTACT US FINE ARTS PATRONS The Eagle's Landing Christian Academy School of Fine Arts is proud to offer some of the highest level Fine Arts programing in the Metro Atlanta area. The School of Fine Arts is an essential element of the overall curriculum and the educational strategy at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy. We know that studying music and art helps develop young minds, and fine arts courses are available to all students in all grade levels. ELCA's fine arts programs are specifically designed to move students through an aligned curriculum, from PreK – 12th grade, that preps them to study fine arts at university. WE INVITE YOU TO EXPERIENCE ELCA FINE ARTS! LOWER SCHOOL FINE ARTS Pre-K through 4th Grade PRE-SCHOOL (K3 & K4): In pre-school, our students participate weekly in our fine arts program. Visual arts are part of their regular pre-school curriculum. In addition, students rotate into our Music Suite where they learn and explore the basics of music that will prepare them for their Elementary School performing arts classes. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Kindergarten – 4th grade): Students in Kindergarten - 4th grade have multiple fine arts opportunities throughout the week. For the visual arts, students go to one of our fully equipped and supplied art labs to learn all of the basics they'll need to advance in the program. For the performing arts, students have weekly music classes in the Music Suite where they learn the basics of music and perform three times during the school year. In addition, students rotate into our keyboarding lab where they explore music through the use of keyboards and technology. MORE ABOUT LOWER SCHOOL FINE ARTS UPPER SCHOOL FINE ARTS Grades 5-12 Students in middle school are given the opportunity to develop their skills by focusing on one specific Fine Arts Class. Art, Band, Chorus, Guitar, and Stage Acting and Vocal Performance are the classes offered between 5th and 8th grades. (See below). These classes are designed to prepare students for high school level classes, as well as give them opportunities to participate in arts shows, musical performances and state and district level competitions. MORE ABOUT UPPER SCHOOL FINE ARTS SUPPORT THE ARTS AT ELCA FINE ARTS STAFF Tracey Fuller Director of Fine Arts Director of Vocal Programs Middle and High School Director of Pre-school and Elementary Music Derek Rock Director of Middle School and High School Bands Adam Watson Assistant Director of Middle School and High School Bands Joe Tucker Middle School and High School Guitar Teacher, Praise Band Director Chuck Ekstedt High School Drama Teacher Sarah Blackaby High School Art Teacher Rachel Allred Middle School Art Teacher Dawn Miller Elementary Art Teacher Rick Barham Music Technology Lab Instructor Beverly Hedges Pre-K thru 12th grade Choral Music Teaching Assistant and Piano Accompanist OUR MISSION The History of the 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. 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. 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 PATRONS INFORMATION 2025-26 Fine Arts Patrons Board of Directors President: Thomas Blythe Vice President: OPEN Treasurer: OPEN Secretary: OPEN Fundraising Chair: Jamie Linder Fine Arts Patrons meetings will take place via Zoom at 5:30pm on the third Thursday of each month. E-mail elcafinearts@gmail.com for the link: August 21, 2025 September 25, 2025 October 16, 2025 November 20, 2025 December 18, 2025 January 15, 2026 February 19, 2026 March 19, 2026 April 16, 2026 May 7, 2026 Every parent with a child in a Fine Arts program at ELCA is a Fine Arts Patron. If you have any questions or concerns, please email the Board at elcafinearts@gmail.com. FUNDRAISERS COOKIE DOUGH SALES Please see the links below for cookie dough sales information. Cookie Payment Cookie Prize Letter Fine Arts Accolades ELCA band and chorus students have made GMEA All-State Band and All-State Chorus, as well as district honor bands and choruses. ELCA band and chorus groups have received superior and excellent ratings at exhibitions, competitions, and large group performances. Jesse Corso & Molly Corso were both selected to perform in the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony and have also had the opportunity to work with many professional clinicians. The Mighty Charger Marching Band has performed in Mercedes Benz Stadium and Georgia State Stadium. Stage acting and vocal performance students have been given the opportunity to participate in a film written and directed by TJ Hedges and his professional film crew. Olivia Naquin earned 2nd place for her pencil/watercolor drawing entitled "Lilac Lady" which earned her a $7500 scholarship to the Art Institute of Atlanta. Her piece is currently hanging in the Washington D.C. congressional office. Martyna Radzicka earned 3rd place for her acrylic on canvas entitled "Insomnia ATL" and she earned a $3500 scholarship to the Art Institute of Atlanta. Her work is currently on display in the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Our High School chorus was selected to perform at Carnegie Hall in 2018. Our One-Act Drama team is the current GHSA One-Act Play 5AA regional champions. Each year in that competition, as well as in the ACSI competition, many of our students get selected to the All-Star cast.

ELCA has a robust offering of visual and performing arts disciplines including musical theater, drama, orchestra, band, guitar, chorus, and more. It is our desire that students will grow in their skills and love of their art and serve the Lord with their talents. UPPER SCHOOL CHORAL MUSIC The mission of the Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Choral Program is to educate and inspire students in the performing arts disciplines, equip them to serve the body of Christ. Middle school students participate in the appropriate performing arts classes where they can specialize and develop specific skills for their performing art. Students are given the opportunity in high school to develop a mastery of their specific performing art which will prepare them to take the next steps at the university level and continue to serve the body of Christ as adults through the performing arts. Choral classes are geared towards ensemble performance. Relevant music theory, music history, and aspects of vocal pedagogy are also taught. The choral ensemble experience enables students to receive a well-rounded music education in performance, theory, music history, culture, and God centered worldview. It also helps students to develop a mastery of singing skills that can be used to serve the body of Christ in choirs, praise teams, or praise bands. For those students wishing to pursue music in college, or simply advance their vocal skills, training to be part of the All State Chorus, and to prepare for vocal scholarship auditions is also offered. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY UPPER SCHOOL INTRODUCTION UPPER SCHOOL CHORAL MUSIC UPPER SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC UPPER SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATER UPPER SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Grades 5-12 ELCA has a robust offering of visual and performing arts disciplines. Throughout the year, students perform musical theater productions, dramatic plays, orchestra and band concerts, choral concerts, and more. It is our desire that students will grow in their skills and love of their art and serve the Lord with their talents. Middle School Visual Art: (Grades 5-8) – Middle school art is a further exploration of the visual arts using knowledge previously introduced to students in elementary school art. Middle school students will learn more about the elements and principles of art and will create many works of art using a much more expansive variety of media. Students are graded on a combination of classwork, sketchbook assignments, art projects, and daily participation. High School Visual Art: (Grades 9-12): High school art students study the visual arts in much more detail and comprehensive art classes are designed to prep students to study art at university. The courses include Comprehensive Art 1, Comprehensive Art 2, and Selected Studio Art. Advanced Placement Art: Advanced Placement classes are for the serious art student who is eager to begin working at the college level immediately. These students MUST be self-motivated because much work will have to be done outside of class. Assignments are given to students in the spring before they leave for the summer. Student’s complete their AP Art year with a student show of their pieces. Portfolios are judged by the Advanced Placement Institute and students may earn college credit if they score well on their portfolio. NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY The middle school students at ELCA are eligible to be a part of the National Junior Art Honor Society. This program cultivates interest in art programs to inspire, encourage, and recognize the younger art student. When a student completes junior membership, they are encouraged to begin anew with a membership in the National Art Honor Society. The NAHS strives to aid members in working toward the attainment of the highest standards in art areas, and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community. For students to achieve high standards, art programs must maintain a substantive focus by choosing art content that includes complex problem solving and higher order thinking skills, and serious alignment of curriculum, instruction, assessment, and professional development that results in student learning. Participation in these programs is a mark of accomplishment in the school and community and is well recognized by institutions when your students apply for entry into colleges or universities. UPPER SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS CHUCK EKSTEDT HS Drama Instructor/Director of Theater Chuck Ekstedt teaches theatrical performance in both the Middle School (7/8) and High School (9-12), Stage Acting, and Vocal Performance classes. Mr. Ekstedt has directed and produced many great shows over the years; such as Sound of Music, Oliver, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Annie, Beauty and the Beast, A Few Good Men, Steel Magnolias, The Crucible, The Lion King, Addams Family, A Christmas Carol, Into the Woods, Fiddler on the Roof, Mary Poppins, Music Man and many more. Chuck has been working at ELCA since 2008 and has a Bachelor’s of Science in Secondary Education from Eastern Montana College in Billings, MT. UPPER SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATER STAFF Eagle's Landing Christian Academy's award-winning theatre program provides students in both Middle School and High School with a creative and multi-faceted learning program in the theatrical arts. This program not only provides a high quality level of standardized theatrical classroom instruction, but also provides many opportunities for live stage performances both at home in our state of the art 1,800-seat theater facility and in a series of annual shows performed on the road. ELCA also has a High School Theatre Honor Society, sponsored by and developed through a relationship with the International Thespian Society (ITS). ELCA theater students can earn eligibility to join these honor societies through active participation in ELCA live theatrical performances and by joining our very active ITS Troupe. Students that successfully complete this course of study will be prepared to continue their theatrical performing arts career or any education related goals they may have in theater. The graduated theater student will have excellent work habits and time management skills. They will also have mastered the ability to speak and perform comfortably in front of large groups of people. Ultimately, they will be better prepared to succeed in any field of endeavor they may choose. Above all however, it is our ultimate desire to train young people to glorify God through excellence in the performing arts. We believe that the arts, especially the performing arts, are at the epicenter of influence in our culture today. Now more than ever, Christians need to be leading the way in setting the standards for performing arts and demanding a high level of quality, creativity, and excellence. UPPER SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATER TRACEY FULLER Director of Choral Programs Tracey Fuller is a dedicated music educator with over 30 years experience working with singers and choirs of all ages, from preschoolers to adults. She currently serves as Choir Director at Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church, where she also leads in the Saturate children’s program and contributes to worship services as a vocalist and keyboardist. A graduate of Georgia State University, Tracey holds a degree in Music Education with an emphasis in piano and voice. Her passion lies in helping individuals develop their musical gifts to serve God, a calling she has fulfilled throughout her extensive career. Under her guidance, many students have achieved notable success—earning placements in All State Chorus, receiving music scholarships, and serving on worship teams. In addition to her work in education and ministry, Tracey has collaborated with notable artists, including directing the children’s choir for Rock the Cradle, a production by Will Turpin of Collective Soul. Tracey is married to her high school sweetheart, and together they have two children. Her life and work continue to inspire and equip the next generation of musicians for both performance and ministry. BEVERLY HEDGES Pre-K thru 12th grade Choral Music Teaching Assistant and Piano Accompanist Beverly Hedges has been a dedicated part of Eagle's Landing Christian Academy since 2010. Her musical journey began with over a decade of private piano instruction, followed by music studies at Tennessee Temple University. An accomplished pianist with more than 40 years of experience, she has played and accompanied various bands, orchestras, and choral groups. At ELCA, Beverly plays a vital role in the Fine Arts department. She assists with vocal, theater, and elementary music instruction, and serves as Assistant to the Fine Arts Director. Outside of her musical endeavors, Beverly has been happily married to her husband, TJ, for 42 years. They have three daughters and three grandchildren. HIGH SCHOOL VOCAL FILM & THEATRE PERFORMANCE STAFF To provide quality musical education in a Christ-Centered environment. To glorify God through the playing of instruments. To recruit and retain hardworking, well-behaved students. To have students participate in GMEA sanctioned events. To teach musical skills in line with the Georgia Quality Core Curriculum and the National Standards for Arts Education. To provide performance opportunities beyond the school day. To prepare students for advanced music and academic study. PRINCIPLES OF THE BANDS AT ELCA BAND Rachel Allred Middle School Art Instructor Rachel Allred is in her third year as the Middle School Art Instructor, where she teaches students from 4th through 8th grade. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Textiles from Georgia State University. As a dedicated artist and educator, Rachel is passionate about helping students discover and develop the creative gifts God has given them. Through the imaginative and expressive world of art, she encourages her students to find their unique voice and learn how to glorify God in all that they do. Outside the classroom, Rachel enjoys illustrating children’s books and spending time in nature with her husband, Jack, and their two beloved dogs. SARAH BLACKABY High School Art Instructor Sarah Blackaby is our high school art instructor and began teaching at ELCA in 2000. She is passionate about using the arts to inspire creativity and confidence in students. She teaches AP Art, Art 1 & 2, Studio Art, Ceramics 1 & 2, and Journalism/Yearbook. With a background in Art, Fashion, and Digital Media, Sarah especially enjoys painting and working in mixed media. Sarah considers it a privilege to teach in an environment where faith and creativity can grow together. Art is a powerful way to reflect God’s creativity and truth, and she loves encouraging students to explore their God-given talents and express their faith through their work. Sarah feels blessed to be a parent in the ELCA community, with two children currently enrolled. She’s grateful for the opportunity to invest in students both artistically and spiritually as they grow in character, skill, and purpose. UPPER SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS STAFF DEREK ROCK Director of Bands Mr. Derek Rock is a graduate from Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina. Originally from Pennsylvania, Mr. Rock found Campbell University, a private Christian University, to be the perfect place to further his education. In his four years there, he served on the Campbell University Band Staff, co-conducted two years of the University Football Band, guest conducted multiple times with the University Wind Ensemble, and sat principal chair saxophone in the Wind Symphony. In his time as an educator, he has helped many students to achieve goals of reaching the District Honor Band as well as seeing one student become a member of the All-State Jazz Band. Outside of school, Mr. Rock spends as much time as he can with his wife, Mrs. Hannah Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Rock attend First Baptist Church Jonesboro where they both serve in rotation on the Praise Team and assist with Wednesday night Youth Group. JOE TUCKER Director of Praise Bands and Guitar Instructor The middle and high school praise bands are student based worship groups that lead the worship portions of the weekly chapel services. These praise teams give students a chance to both practice and perform their musical talents while leading their fellow students in worship. HS praise band meets at 7:00 a.m. on Monday and Friday. MS praise band meets at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings. I'm excited to get you started on your musical journey. I've been a musician for over 30 years and played in a variety of bands for 20+ years. I'm currently Director of Guitars and Praise Bands here at Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy. Also, I'm a private Guitar Instructor and teach 30 students per week. As a musician, I still perform at several churches in the area. Music is a wonderful gift from God and my prayer is that you'll do your best every day and see how God can use you. ADAM WATSON Assistant Band Director Mr. Adam Watson is a musician, leader, and Christ-follower. He has over 15 years of comprehensive musical experience in a variety of roles. In high-school he played with the jazz band, marching band, and other ensembles at every opportunity, and was awarded with the “Louis Armstrong Jazz Award” his senior year. In college at Point University he started and led his own student jazz band that performed at many concerts and recitals. He also served as the drum major of the Point University Marching Skyhawks his senior year. Mr. Watson has been a Christ-follower since 4th grade, and has regularly played bass in church for many years. In his senior year of high-school, he was recognized as the “Senior Bible Student of The Year.” In his free time he likes to fish, play video games, and spend time with friends and family. UPPER SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC STAFF

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is blessed to have three wonderful auxiliary organizations that support the ELCA mission for Christian education. Membership in one or all of these organizations is a great way to get involved within the ELCA family. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is blessed to have three wonderful auxiliary organizations that support the ELCA mission. Membership in one or all of these organizations is a great way to get involved within the ELCA family. PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB FINE ARTS PATRONS AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy has partnered with Atlanta based Sky So Blue International and New Oasis to qualify, enroll and manage students from Greater China (China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau). If you are a student, parent, or agent and your student requires an I-20 to study in the United States, please contact Sky So Blue  or New Oasis to learn about the process of being matched with a host family, what is needed for student success at ELCA. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS At Eagle's Landing Christian Academy (ELCA), we are thrilled to welcome high school students from around the world to our International Student Experience Program. As a top-ranked private school in metro-Atlanta (Niche), ELCA offers a gospel-centered, college-preparatory education within a supportive, nurturing community. Our mission is to partner with families to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the glory of God. With a 17:1 student-teacher ratio and smaller class sizes in advanced courses, students receive individualized guidance tailored to their needs. ELCA excels in academics, arts, and athletics, celebrating over $20 million in scholarships awarded to the class of 2024, an impressive average SAT score of 1464 among our top 10%, and a wide selection of 30 AP and dual enrollment courses. Our outstanding athletics program boasts 41 State Final Four appearances, 24 State Runner-Up finishes, and 18 State Championships. Our Varsity softball team made history by becoming the first GHSA team to win seven State Championships, while our Varsity football team achieved five consecutive State Championships. With 12 varsity sports and countless individual achievements, ELCA empowers students to pursue excellence across all areas of interest. Our fine arts program has gained recognition as well, with band and chorus students performing at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and talented artists receiving awards and scholarships, with pieces on display in Washington, D.C., and Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. At ELCA, international students find not only academic rigor but a vibrant community that nurtures spiritual growth and lifelong friendships. We invite you to learn more about joining the ELCA family! For questions, or to explore the possibilities at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, please reach out to our Admissions Director, Bethany Farrar, at (678) 818-1072 or at bethany.farrar@eagleslanding.org . We look forward to guiding you through this exciting journey and answering any questions you may have. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS TUITION INFORMATION At Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, we warmly welcome students from around the world to join our International Student Experience Program, where you'll receive a gospel-centered, academically rigorous college-preparatory education in a faith-based, student-centered community.

Discover a variety of fun and engaging summer camps at Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, offering programs in academics, arts, sports, and more. JOIN US THIS SUMMER FOR GREAT CAMPS! ELCA's Day Camp Ages 5 years to rising 8th grade Summer Fall Break Thanksgiving Break Winter Break "Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example...in speech, in life, in love, in faith, and in purity." —1 Timothy 4:12 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 just completing Kindergarten through 6th 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! FALL BREAK SEPTEMBER 15-19, 2025 7:00AM - 6:30PM LIMITED SPOTS Click the "More YCEP Info" button below to register Registration: $80 per child Once registered, parents may enroll their child into the week(s) of their choice. A $50 deposit per week/per child is due at the time of enrollment. MORE YCEP INFO Info on summer 2026 camps will be posted Spring 2026

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is Atlanta's premier private school on the southside. We look forward to seeing you! Eagle's Landing Christian Academy 2400 Hwy 42 North, McDonough, GA 30253 Campus Maps

Ready to experience a day at Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy? Visit our PK-12 private school in McDonough, Georgia. Schedule today! VISIT EAGLE’S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY We’re excited you're considering a private Christian school education at our accredited PK-12 academy. It is our pleasure to invite you to walk the halls of our school, located on an 86-acre campus in McDonough, Georgia, and explore our amenities firsthand. Experience a day in the life of an ELCA student, where community and Christ-centered academics meet. Explore ELCA in a Variety of Ways Once you’re ready to visit us, schedule a tour at a time that’s convenient for you. We offer personal tours, Open House events and shadow days for prospective families to experience ELCA first-hand. Start by scheduling a personal tour to see our campus and meet our faculty and staff. The best way to see if ELCA is the right fit for your family is to experience the campus for yourself! PERSONAL TOUR SCHEDULE A TOUR Other Ways to Experience ELCA Campus Tour Our Admissions Team is ready to serve families with a personal on-campus tour. Contact us to schedule your personal tour: call us , email us , or complete this form . Open House Come meet our administrators, faculty, and staff! This is a great opportunity to learn about our curriculum, student activities, and support services. Tuesday, January 13 Tuesday, February 10 Tuesday, March 17 Tuesday, April 14 Click Here to RSVP Preview Day Experience life as an ELCA Charger! At our ELCA Preview Day, from 8AM to 2:30 PM, your student will shadow a current student, attend classes, tour the campus, and enjoy lunch—all while getting a true feel for ELCA. Don't miss this fun and immersive day! January 29 February 24 March 12 April 28 May 7 Click HERE to reserve your student’s spot. (limited spaces available) When you visit Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, you’ll be able to tour the following school facilities: Gymnasium School store Charger Cafe Main auditorium Academic hall of fame Library and media center Science labs (biology, chemistry, anatomy) Playground (early learners) What else could you expect on your school tour? Contact our Director of Admissions, Bethany Farrar, by email at Bethany.Farrar@eagleslanding.org or at (678) 818-1072 for additional information. What to Expect When You Visit Our Campus How should we prepare for a tour? To help make the most of your tour experience, think about what's important to you. Browse our website and bring a list of any questions you have. Want to know more about a certain club or activity? We’re here to help. Where do we meet for the tour? When you arrive at Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, please check in with the receptionist. One of our admissions team members will meet you in the lobby. Where is Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy located? Our beautiful campus in McDonough, Georgia, is 25 miles southwest of Atlanta. It is located in Henry County. Our address is 2400 Hwy 42N, McDonough, Georgia 30253 Frequently Asked Questions Here are a few questions we frequently hear from parents interested in touring our private Christian school. Schedule your visit to experience ELCA “Attending ELCA has shaped me as a person. I have grown not only in life, but also in my personal relationship with God. Teachers, students, and administrators have poured into me personally through my studies, conversations, and relationships. I can't thank ELCA enough for the amazing life lessons that they have taught me in my time as a student here.” - Abby Phillips, ELCA Class of 2023 Experience the ELCA Difference Join us for a school visit. Sign up for a tour today. We look forward to meeting you!

Dr. J. Keith Curlee, Head of School at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, shares his excitement for the 2024-25 school year. ELCA is a gospel-centered, Kingdom-focused, college preparatory school committed to academic excellence and spiritual growth. With AP and dual-enrollment classes, the school nurtures students through a biblical lens. Partnered with Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church, ELCA aims to make disciples of Jesus Christ. MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL DR. KEITH CURLEE I am thrilled to be the head of school at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy. I am excited to see how God will continue to work among our students, parents, faculty, and staff during the 2025-26 school year. God has truly blessed our church and school community! Here at ELCA we desire to follow our mission statement which reads: 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 several commitments to our families and students: We are committed to a gospel-centered school. The word gospel means “good news”. Our students at ELCA will come to realize that God, the Father, sent his only Son, Jesus, to live a perfect life, and to die for all of mankind’s sins. But Jesus did not remain dead; He resurrected from the dead and desires for everyone, everywhere to come to know this truth and to put their faith and trust in Jesus as Lord and Savior. The hope we have in Jesus’ resurrection is truly good news. We are committed to being Kingdom focused. Scripture teaches us that this world we live in is not our home yet. God has placed us here to live in this world, but to not be of this world. We view the Bible as God’s Holy Word. In every aspect of school life, it is our sincere desire to point students to Christ. We offer Bible classes, worship opportunities in age-appropriate chapel services, but also teach each subject through the lens of Scripture. It is our aim to lead students to Christ, build them up in Christ, and equip them to serve Christ, which we call Kingdom Education. We are committed to being a college preparatory school. By offering multiple AP and dual-enrollment classes, we provide our students with academic excellence and a quality education. The majority of our graduates will be attending 4-year colleges and universities. We have excellent, certified, Christian teachers that lead our students each and every day. Our 87 graduates in the Class of 2025 were awarded close to $15 million in college scholarships. Recent graduates attend colleges and universities in various places including MIT, Georgia Tech, UGA, West Point, Duke, Truett-McConnell, Shorter University, and Kennesaw State to name a few. Lastly, we are a ministry of Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church, and both our church and school work hand-in-hand to make disciples for Jesus. Our goal is to use education so that our students become life-long followers of Christ!! Thank you for visiting our website. We hope that it is helpful in showing you who we are and what we are all about here at ELCA. Blessings! Dr. J. Keith Curlee Head of School GET TO KNOW DR. CURLEE

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy provides an enriched environment for students (K3-12) who need after-school care. Students enjoy participating in various activities and the program offers homework supervision and assistance in our Christian school environment. The After School Enrichment Program (ASEP) is offered exclusively to students of Eagle's Landing Christian Academy (K3 – 12th grade) starting at 3:15PM until 6:30PM (except for Wednesdays where pick-up is 6PM due to church activities). Eligibility is offered on a first come, first serve basis. Enrollment for ASEP is achieved by completing the enrollment form below. Enrollment is only required for full-time attendance. Students not involved in a sport, club or other after school activity who remain on campus after 3:30PM must report to the after-school program or risk an automatic detention for not being supervised. FULL-TIME BILLING: The Full-Time status rate is about $16 per day and is billed starting in September through May. There is a $30, non-refundable, enrollment fee that will be billed upon your enrollment. Middle/High: yearly amount will be billed monthly starting in September Preschool & Elementary: yearly amount will be billed monthly starting in September If you enroll in ASEP on a full-time basis after school begins, your billing will be prorated based on your start date through the remaining number of months in school. By completing the ASEP enrollment form, you understand you will be billed at the full-time rate without regard to attendance. Once enrolled, a withdrawal request must be completed to change from full-time to drop-in status. If you later wish to re-enroll for full-time status, you will be required to pay a $30 re-enrollment fee. PART TIME / DROP-IN BILLING: The ASEP Drop-In rate is $20 per day and is billed on a monthly basis starting in September. All students not attending on a full-time basis are considered drop-in and no enrollment form is necessary. ENRICHMENT PROGRAM DISMISSAL: (After 3:15) When picking up your child from ASEP, park at the north portico (near the playground). Check out your child at the ASEP desk across from the library and the student will be called to go home. Students will only be released to those listed in RenWeb/FACTS as having permission to pick up the student. Please be prepared to present your government issued picture ID at time of pickup. Older siblings may only pick up if they have a driver's license and will be driving themselves home with parental permission. ON DAYS NOT ATTENDING (Elementary and Preschool): If your child is enrolled in ASEP, the regular classroom teacher will take him/her to ASEP at 3:15 PM. If there is a day your child will not attend the program, please inform the classroom teacher and go through the carpool line to pick up your child. If your preschool or elementary student is attending the After School Enrichment Program on a "drop-in" basis, please alert your child's teacher to let her know when he/she will attend ASEP. LATE PICK-UP POLICY: Students who remain after 6:30PM (or after 6PM on Wednesdays) will be charged $5 per minute until checked out. Late pick-up charges are billed monthly. WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURE: Anyone who wishes to withdraw their student from full-time ASEP enrollment must submit, in writing, a withdrawal request in order to terminate full-time status billing. Withdrawal requests may be emailed , returned to the receptionist's desk, or faxed to 770.957.2290. Students withdrawing from ASEP and later re-enrolling into the program will incur a $30 re-enrollment fee. To reach the ASEP receptionist's desk after school, call 678-818-1033. AFTER-SCHOOL ENROLLMENT FORM WITHDRAWAL FORM EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY AFTER SCHOOL SERVICES Eagle's Landing Christian Academy provides an enriched environment for students (K3-12) who need after-school care. 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.

At Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, we use a number of tools to communicate with our families. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about different facets of our school and Christian education. How can I stay informed about what's going on at the school? Our website is a valuable source of a variety of information. The ELCA News page has information about current events updated weekly. A weekly announcement, called the Charger Connection, is sent to families every Monday. A Calendar of events is located on our website that allows you to search events. School-specific emails are sent to families to provide important details for events pertaining to certain grades. If you are not receiving these emails, there could be a problem with your email preferences in FACTS SIS. To have this checked or to update your email, phone and/or address, please email Rebecca Wood . Does the school have any specific events that purposes to connect families with the administration? Communicating with our families is a top priority. We start the year off with a Back to School Bash, which is a time to fellowship with our families, meet your child's teacher, and get class schedules. New families are invited to attend a fun event at the beginning of the school year, too, where we welcome them to our Charger family with food & fun. Where do I drop off and pick up my child? To minimize traffic congestion in the mornings and afternoons, we have designated drop off and pick up areas for the different schools available here . To learn more about your child's school car pool plan, please view our car pool page. If you have multiple children in different schools, please contact the specific school's secretary to work out the best plan for your family. What are the uniform requirements for each grade? Uniform requirements vary between the different schools. Uniform information and guidelines are listed on the uniforms and supplies webpage . As a convenience to our families, all uniform needs may be purchased at the ELCA Charger Store . My child lost his hoodie - where might I find it? Misplaced items are bound to happen in all environments. To aid in recovering lost items, we encourage families to label all items of clothing and supplies. When found, the items can promptly be returned to students. Non-labeled items are taken to school secretaries where they are kept for a short period of time. Please contact your school secretary if your child has misplaced a belonging. Can I view my child's grades online? FACTS SIS , provided as a quick link on the footer of the website home page, allows parents to see their child's average as well as specific grades on assignments. Additionally, parents may view their child's class schedule, attendance, conduct history and much more. What if I'm having difficulty logging into FACTS SIS? If you're experiencing trouble logging in to FACTS SIS, email nethelp@eagleslanding.org detailing your problem and you will receive an email response with the solution. What if I have questions regarding my statement? Questions regarding your statement or financial account should be directed to the Business Office . What social media accounts does the school have? We love featuring all of the great things happening here at ELCA! We have many social media accounts for you to follow. https://www.facebook.com/ELCA1970 https://www.instagram.com/elca_chargers https://www.facebook.com/ELCAChargers https://x.com/elcachargers How can I get in touch with a specific teacher, staff or administrator? Visit the Faculty & Staff page to view administrators, faculty, and staff. If you need to contact a teacher, email them for a quick response. Email addresses may be found on FACTS SIS. Inquiries that need immediate attention may be addressed by calling your school's secretary. May I eat lunch with my child? Parents are welcomed to join their child for lunch. Although we ask that no outside food be brought into the Eagle Cafe, parents may purchase lunch on campus and enjoy the SAGE dining experience. If you are planning on dining with us, please call the receptionist at 770-957-2927 to allow us to prepare accordingly. How can I get up-to-date information on athletic events that have been re-scheduled? To get the latest game times and directions to athletic events, visit the individual team pages under our Athletics tab . What opportunities are there for me to get involved at the school? Our parents are a big part of what makes ELCA different than other schools. Involved parents not only provide invaluable assistance in enriching our programs, but it also supports their child's sense of self-worth by showing they care about their child's experience. Parents at all grade levels are encouraged to join our auxiliary organizations - PTF, Fine Arts Patrons, and Athletic Booster Club. HAVE A DIFFERENT QUESTION? CONTACT US How will I be informed of weather-related school closings? In the event of inclement weather, parents will be emailed information regarding the closing. Further notice will be posted on our school Facebook page (www.facebook.com/ELCA1970) and Instagram account (elca_chargers). Parents may also turn to WSB, 11 Alive, or Fox 5 for reports of school closings. FAQS

Students at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy enjoy the privilege of a richly diverse student population. A foundational principle of Christian education is that all people are created in the image of God and there is a focused effort to strengthen our diverse culture by addressing criticial issues. CHRISTIAN SERVICE PROGRAM One of our core values at the school is “Service and Stewardship.” This is an integral part of the process of spiritual formation – to equip and empower students to use their gifts to make an impact at school and in the community. It is our desire that they become the hands and feet of Jesus. We also believe that sometimes action precedes affection. By requiring service, our hope is that as our students serve, they will cultivate a desire and affection for loving other and meeting practical needs. You can make a difference Looking for an opportunity to serve? Check out these wonderful ministries making a difference for the gospel! Helping in His Name Food Pantry Helping In His Name Ministries, Inc. (aka, The Food Pantry) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit inter-denominational Christian organization, and one of the largest faith-based food assistance ministries in Henry County, Georgia. Learn More The Bridge Wellness Center The Bridge Wellness South's mission is to provide compassionate care through medical, emotional, and spiritual support. Volunteer Opportunities Operation Lunchbox Our mission is to impact the lives of people by providing nourishment to families in need. Learn More The River Refuge [“Malachi Project”] The River Refuge is designed to provide families, children and individuals, who are in need, education both in spiritual matters as well as in life skills. It is the endeavor of this organization to see families stay together, grow to be self-sustaining, and contribute back to society. Learn More Medical Missions Outreach Opportunities to Volunteer at the MMO Headquarters in McDonough Collection Opportunities “Dream Center of Henry County” Care Packages Collection - Ongoing throughout the Fall “Helping In His Name Food Pantry” Canned Food Drive - October – Details will be sent out when this begins Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Collection - End of October through week before Thanksgiving Break – Details will be sent out when this begins “Baby Bottle Boomerang” Collection - Funds directly support programs that assist mothers to be & families in need. “Medical Missions Outreach” Eyeglass Recycle Program Learn More Christian Service Hours FAQ's Who is required to do service hours? All 7th - 12th grade students What is the requirement for hours? Students are required to have 10 hours of service for the entire school year. 5 hours will be required for the fall semester and 5 hours will be required for the spring semester. Completion of these hours will count toward their Bible exam grade. For example, 5 hours = 100, 4 ½ = 90, 4 = 80, etc. *This requirement cannot be made up and hours must be complete within each semester How will hours be tracked and logged? ELCA will be using MobileServe to track Christian service hours digitally. It is mobile-friendly. Community partners will sign off on service hours electronically, and all information will be submitted online to ELCA. We are excited to offer this streamlined tracking service. Every student will create their own account using their elcachargers email. Invite links have been sent out to their school email. What will NOT be counted as service hours? Community service must be volunteered at a school, church, or in the community within 100 miles of ELCA’s campus. Community service is not (1) where the student receives remuneration of any kind, (2) self-improvement workshops, conferences, or internships, (3) rehearsal or practice time, (4) service performed as a disciplinary action, (5) babysitting for an individual family, or (6) service to family members or a business for profit.

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, as a private school, is blessed to have a full-time registered nurse on-site during the school day. Nurse Linda Payne is ready to help you and your family! SAFETY & SECURITY HEALTH SERVICES GENERAL INFORMATION WHEN SHOULD MY CHILD STAY HOME? EMAIL THE NURSE At Eagle's Landing Christian Academy we are blessed to have a full-time registered nurse on-site during the school day. Nurse Katie Cool is ready to help you and your family! Children need to be healthy to learn and learn to be healthy. KATIE COOL Direct Office: 678.818.1061 Fax: 770.957.2290 Clinic Hours: 7:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. or by appointment ELCA Health Policy This policy provides guidance to improve learning by minimizing contagious illness at school. We recognize that each situation is likely to be different and that this policy must be flexible while still providing an overall strategic direction. Common types of contagious diseases include: COVID-19, Flu (influenza), common cold, stomach viruses, and strep throat. Contagious diseases can spread by: Physical contact with an infected person, such as through touch or respiratory droplets. Contact with objects and other surfaces that an infected person has touched. When to keep your child home: We continue to encourage families and employees to self-monitor for signs and symptoms of illness before arriving on campus. Students should feel well enough to participate in all activities while in school. If a student displays any of the following symptoms, we require that they stay home for the appropriate isolation period and at least 24 hours from last symptom and last dose of any fever-reducing medicine: Fever (100.0°F or above) or chills Persistent cough Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing New loss of taste or smell Nausea or vomiting Diarrhea Positive test result for COVID-19, Flu, or Strep throat Prevention: Hand Hygiene: Keeping hands clean is one of the best ways to keep from getting sick and spreading illnesses. Practicing good hand hygiene gets rid of bacteria and viruses from contact with other people or surfaces. The school promotes proper hand hygiene throughout the school day. The school ensures that an adequate supply of hand sanitizer, hand soap, and paper towels is available in all classrooms. Face Masks: Face masks are optional except as required for persons who have been in close contact with a COVID-19 case outside of school. Vaccines: The CDC encourages everyone to get vaccinated against communicable diseases as advised by their healthcare provider. Cleaning: Our maintenance staff will continue to disinfect frequently touched surfaces with EPA approved products. Hand sanitizer is available in all classrooms and throughout the building. Electrostatic sprayers are used to disinfect on a routine basis and for specific areas as needed. Lunch Services: K-12 students eat lunch in the cafeteria. PreK students eat lunch in their respective classrooms. Hand sanitizer is available, and tables are cleaned and disinfected after each use. For questions, or to report any communicable illness, please contact our nurse, Katie Cool, at katie.cool@eagleslanding.org or by phone directly at 678-818-1061. HELPFUL INFORMATION If your child needs to take medication while at school: 1. Complete the authorization form and fax or bring completed copy to the Clinic. 2. Please keep prescription medications and/or over-the-counter medications in the original container. Your pharmacy can usually place a prescription in 2 labeled containers, 1 for school and 1 for home use. 3. For children with severe allergies, please have your doctor complete an allergy action plan and send a copy to the Clinic. Automated external defibrillators (AED): There are 3 AEDs located on the ELCA campus. One is located on the wall near the nurse's station, another is on the wall in the hallway between the worship center and the choral suite and there is one in the Athletic Trainer's office. The school nurse is responsible for checking the batteries in these units monthly. Our goal is to help keep students and staff healthy and to take measures needed to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus as it makes its way onto campus. Our plan is designed to help us be proactive in our response to COVID-19 and to help us return to campus safely. It is meant to be practical, flexible, and includes reliable guidelines and recommendations. Home Screenings: It is important that everyone in our school work together with open communication and flexibility so that we can provide the best level of safety and health for all of our students and staff. Checking your students for symptoms before bringing them to school is one of the best ways to help keep our campus healthy. When your student wakes up not feeling well, it is best to be safe and keep them at home. Medications: Students should not carry medications with them while at school. Students that are in middle or high school may carry life-saving medications with them (Epi-pens, inhalers) only if parents sign the Authorization to Carry EpiPen or the Authorization to Carry inhaler and turn it in to the clinic. All other prescription medication will be kept in the clinic and require an Authorization Form to be administered as needed. EMERGENCY DRILLS AND INCLEMENT WEATHER PROCEDURES Periodic fire, tornado and lockdown drills are required by state law. An evacuation route and procedures are posted in each classroom. WHEN SHOULD MY CHILD STAY HOME? 10 ELCA GUIDELINES FOR KEEPING YOUR CHILD HOME FROM SCHOOL Adapted from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. A guide to making an early morning decision. 1. FEVER: Children with a fever over 100.0 degrees F should stay at home until there is no fever for 24 hours. If you treat a fever with medicine before school, the fever can return and your child may still be contagious. Call your doctor if your child has a fever with pain, rash, weakness, vomiting, or diarrhea. 2. DIARRHEA & VOMITING: One event of watery diarrhea or more than one event of vomiting are reasons to keep your child home. If vomiting or diarrhea continues or your child also has a fever, rash, or weakness, call your doctor. 3. PERSISTENT COUGHING: If your child's cough is worse than you would expect with a cold, keep them at home. If they have a hard time breathing or have a fever, call your doctor. 4. SORE THROAT: If your child has a sore throat and fever, or a severe sore throat without fever, they should stay home from school. Call your doctor if there is a quick onset of fever and sore throat without cold symptoms. 5. PINK EYE / CONJUNCTIVITIS: If your child's eye is red with cloudy or yellow drainage, they should stay home until symptoms are gone. Call your doctor for treatment. 6. PERSISTENT EAR PAIN: Your child should stay at home if they have a lot of ear pain. Call your doctor for treatment. 7. IMPETIGO: If your child has impetigo (red, oozing blister areas with yellow-gold scabs on the body or face) they should stay home as long as your doctor says. 8. STOMACH ACHE: If your child complains of a stomach ache, especially if they say it hurts to move and they do not want to eat, they should stay home. Call your doctor. 9. LICE: If your child has lice, they need to be treated and nits (eggs) removed. They need to stay at home until the school has cleared them to return. 10. CHICKENPOX: Your child should stay at home until all the bumps are scabbed and no new bumps have shown up in two days. Call your doctor for treatment of symptoms. 11. COVID EXPOSURE: Your child should stay at home if there has been a direct exposure to someone with COVID-19 or the student has tested positive.

Tune in to devotions led by Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Student Government Association (SGA) Chaplains. FAITHFUL TO THE WORD FRIDAYS SGA Chaplain Led Devotions Devotion by Claire Massengale Devotion by Miller Doerr Devotion by Alyssa Leventhal Devotion by Janine Baldwin Devotion by Nyla Osmani Devotion by Miller Doerr Devotion by Claire Massengale

We are so excited to welcome the Class of 2025! We know God has great things in store for them! This page will be updated with events and dates for ALL things related to our Senior class. Get ready for a wonderful year and an exciting time!

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