Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is a private school that offers an exciting and dynamic work environment, preparing children for life as Christian leaders. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy offers an exciting and dynamic work environment, preparing children for life as Christian leaders. We offer employees a wide variety of benefits, including health and life insurance and a retirement plan. As a ministry of Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church, ELCA seeks to serve Jesus Christ in all areas; therefore, it is necessary that individuals applying for faculty positions be willing to serve Christ in the daily performance of duties and to fully support our core values. Employment at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is open to qualified individuals who are Christians of good character, without regard or reference to race, gender, national or ethnic origin, color, age, or disability. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is a religious educational ministry, permitted to discriminate on the basis of religion. All prospective and current employees must agree with Eagle's Landing Christian Academy’s mission statement, and they must be willing to conduct their lives in conformity with the school’s statement of faith and the school’s declaration and agreement to ethical and moral integrity. If you would like more information about working at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, please contact: Eagle's Landing Christian Academy 2400 Hwy. 42 North McDonough, GA 30253 ATTN: Rebecca Wood Phone: 678-818-1019 EMAIL 2025-26 Employment Opportunities ASEP (After School Enrichment Program) How do I apply? Complete the application and save to your computer as a PDF. E-mail the application to Rebecca.Wood@eagleslanding.org . If you are applying for a teaching position , please submit a copy of both your college transcripts and teaching certificate, along with your application. Complete the required background consent forms in red below. BACKGROUND STATE (REQUIRED) BACKGROUND CONSENT (REQUIRED) CLASSROOM TEACHER JOB DESCRIPTION TEACHER APPLICATION STAFF APPLICATION ASEP/YCEP JOB APPLICATION EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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. "What does diversity mean to you? How do you celebrate diversity?" UNITY ELCA strives to nurture a unified community of God-centered individuals who are known and valued for whom God distinctly created them to be. We recognize and respect our cultural differences and unique abilities, rejoice in our similarities, and love ALL individuals as image-bearers of God. Students at ELCA have the privilege of growing up in a richly diverse student population. As you walk our halls, you get a sense of what Heaven will be like as you see students who come from many different ethnic and cultural backgrounds. In a focused effort to strengthen our diverse culture, we have established a Unity Council to discuss critical issues within our school. The council consists of parents, staff members, and students who meet on a regular basis to discuss ongoing issues and create strategies for future improvement. Our foundational principle is that all people are created in the image of God. As image-bearers, we all have great value in the eyes of the Creator and thus we should treat those who are different than us with that mindset. The word GRACE describes our focus on diversity within the school... G - gender R - race A - age and ability C - culture E - education All of these groups are represented within our school and are recognized within God's word. Our goal is to teach our students that God has created us in His image and for His glory. As students begin to grasp that concept, they are able to respond to one another in a truly Biblical way. Unity Council Members: Ana Corales (co-President) Christopher Craddock (co-President) Gracie Rivers (co-Vice President) Farah Bonds (co-Vice President) Abigail Hernandez Abigail Damaso Alexa Blackburn Anthony Labady Austin Ha Avery Greenich Brayden Cason Gabrielle Mitchell Jethro Jones Jiya Patel Kayla Baptiste London Duval Rylee Collier Student Testimonies: From my years being involved in the Unity Board, I have learned not only how to embrace unity and diversity within the school, but also the many key aspects that go into how to embrace it. Meeting new people from all backgrounds and being able to speak the gospel freely, as well as just telling others that they matter in Christ has been a wonderful privilege. Culture is a beautiful thing, and everybody should have the chance and accessibility to learn and grow in their heritage. God created all of us equally, so who’s to say we don’t all deserve a chance to highlight our heritage? Even with the quantity of culture in today’s world, God still has a place and love for all of them; Which I love seeing in our school! - Gracie Rivers, Class of 2027 In a world where community is necessary for growth, being a part of the Unity Council has provided the means for me to gain said body. The Council gives me the opportunity to understand others and celebrate the beauty in differences and uniqueness among people. God has created each of us in our own ways, and we get to explore that in Unity. I see this as not only a way to connect people, but also grow awareness of culture and identity. The idea of learning about our differences sparks something within me, and reminds me to embrace the diversity God created us with. Culture plays such a crucial role in shaping who we are and how we go about our faith. However, what amazes me is that though we were made with different cultures or backgrounds, we still were created in His image. That truth is what stands with me everyday. That truth is the foundation of my faith. Through this council, there's a space to honor and learn from what makes us us. With this, we can reflect on God's perfect design and beautiful creation. - Farah Bonds, Class of 2027 Inquire Ethnic Unity Council IMAGE BEARERS...all people are created in the image of God. (Genesis 1:26-27) GRACE WEEK CELEBRATING DIVERSITY

Summer is not a vacation from learning. Be informed and prepared for the next school year by completing applicable ELCA summer assignments outlined here. SUMMER 2025 ASSIGNMENTS HIGH SCHOOL Rising 9th English Rising 10th English Rising 11th English Rising 12th English MIDDLE SCHOOL Rising 5th English Rising 6th English Rising 7th English ***There are no middle school summer assignments for Honors math classes this year. For standards-based enrichment and math skills maintenance, we recommend Khan Academy at the appropriate grade-level.*** ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (rising 1st through 4th) Summer Reading Challenge Information Rising 8th English Summer Reading Challenge Going for the Gold Reading List

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy provides comprehensive tutoring and academic support programs to empower student success. Learn about our Instructional Focus periods, personalized tutoring options, and commitment to individualized learning. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Tutoring and Instructional Focus Envision your high schooler at ELCA Want more details or ready to experience our campus firsthand? Request More Information Schedule a Tour Tutoring and Instructional Focus 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* *Students in 9th-12th who tutor during IF, must tutor 2 days to complete one 45-minute session. Once matched, you will be contacted by the tutor to plan for time, dates, payment, and drop-off/pick-up location. 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. Tutoring Facts to Remember What is IF? 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 Have additional questions? For Peer Tutoring, please contact quiana.waldon@eagleslanding.org For Instructional Focus (IF), please contact cary.davis@eagleslanding.org Or reach out to denise.martin@eagleslanding.org BECOME A PEER TUTOR SEEKING A STUDENT TUTOR

With FACTS, together we can improve our children’s academic development, Christian education, and the communication between Eagle's Landing Christian Academy and your home. FACTS Family Online (formerly RenWeb/ParentsWeb) is a private and secure parents’ portal that allows parents to see academic information specific to their children, while protecting their children’s information from others. All you need is an Internet-capable computer to view information such as: Attendance Daily Grades Progress Reports Lesson Plans Discipline Homework Missing Assignments School Directory Teacher Email Addresses Teacher Web Pages Customized Web Surveys and Tests Other Useful School Information You must have an email address on file with ELCA to create an account. Please contact nethelp@eagleslanding.org if you need to update your email address(es), mailing address, phone numbers, etc. With FACTS, together we can improve our children’s academic development and the communication between our school and your home. BUSINESS OFFICE Our Business Office is here to serve the financial needs of your family. Please review the information below. We welcome you to contact us with any questions you may have. Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30AM - 4:00PM Cindy Baker, CPA, Director of Finance cindy.baker@eagleslanding.org 678-818-1036 BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF Geri Cash - 678-818-1038 Lori Osborne - 678-818-1017 Lainey Clanton- 678-818-1081 Please contact Lainey Clanton at 678-818-1081 with questions regarding your account. Parents are advised to consider the following fees that may be billed throughout the year (these are not inclusive): Field Trips Uniforms AP Exams After School Enrichment Program Senior Fees Athletic Gear Returned Check Late Fee Financial policies and guidelines are fully outlined in the Student Handbook. With FACTS, the school maintains control of all billing. Questions regarding your bill may still be directed to our business office. As always, we will continue to work with families should special circumstances or “hardship” cases arise during the school year. Thank you for your continued loyalty and support of Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy. We depend on your support in our efforts to provide the highest quality of education for your children. Your continued support and cooperation is appreciated, as we remain committed to our mission. LOG INTO FACTS

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. SPIRITUAL LIFE "Bridging the Gap" Spiritual Growth ELCA strives to provide a Christ-centered program through its atmosphere, curriculum, and staff. However, ELCA’s efforts are not a substitute for personal, spiritual growth. We strongly encourage each family member to strengthen his/her personal faith through the study of God’s Word (the Bible), active involvement in a Bible-teaching church, and prayer. Emphasis for Spiritual Formation ELCA’s plan for spiritual formation and development focuses on 4 distinct anchors. We seek to ENGAGE students with the gospel of Jesus Christ, EQUIP them through spiritual formation and Christ-centered worldview, EMPOWER them to serve as ambassadors for Christ, and ENCOURAGE them to remain faithful and steadfast here and for years to come! These anchors are grounded in a Christ-centered, Bible-based, foundation. Vision for Spiritual Formation For our students to know Jesus, be transformed by His work on the cross, and to be given opportunities to grow through discipleship, stewardship, and service. The Foundation of the Bible The Bible is God’s Word to us. It is the most important book at ELCA. It leads, guides, and informs the mission of the school. In all areas of school life, God’s Word is useful teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, so that our students are prepared for every good work (2 Timothy 3:16-17). All classes are taught through a Biblical worldview. Every student is expected to have his/her Bible at school every day. Chapel Chapel is a time for celebration of praise and worship of Jesus Christ. Chapel is a regular part of school life at ELCA, and every student is required to attend the service every week. Middle School and High School students are expected to bring their Bible to chapel. Correct posture in chapel is very important as well as respect for the program and speaker. Students who continue to be disrespectful during chapel may be subject to disciplinary measures. Spiritual Life Initiatives ELCA seeks to fulfill its plan for spiritual formation through the following spiritual life initiatives: Daily Bible class, Accountability Groups and Community Time, Student Leadership Development, Chapel Program, Generational Mentoring, Bible Studies, Missional Opportunities for Stewardship and Service, Equipping and Supporting Families, and Training and Developing Staff. All spiritual life initiatives are implemented in partnership with Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church. Click HERE to learn more about ELFBC. The Apostles' Creed Matt McKinney SPIRITUAL LIFE DIRECTOR

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy offers transportation services to and from the Conyers area. The bus picks up and drops off at the former Publix parking lot at the intersection of highways 138 and 20 (behind Mellow Mushroom). Full-time, one-way, and drop-in service is available as space allows. Bus Transportation from Conyers Eagle's Landing Christian Academy offers transportation services from the Conyers area. The bus picks up at the former Publix parking lot at the intersection of highways 138 and 20 (behind Mellow Mushroom). One-way service from Conyers to ELCA is currently offered. Drop-in service is available as space allows. More information, costs, and the required transportation contracts are available below. One-Way Bus Transportation Drop-In Bus Transportation

Every day, the ELCA Library supports each student with the resources necessary to excel and achieve maximum potential. The 21st century learning environment supports the ELCA curriculum, fosters a love of reading, and promotes the effective use of information and communications technology. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LIBRARY & MEDIA CENTER GENERAL INFORMATION SUPPORT THE LIBRARY ACCELERATED READER RESEARCH RESOURCES Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30AM-3:15PM 678.818.1058 Hannah Brown , Media Specialist BIRTHDAY BALLOON GRAM GENERAL INFORMATION SUPPORT THE LIBRARY BIRTHDAY BOOK CLUB ONLINE LIBRARY CATALOG 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. BOOK CHARACTER DAY ACCELERATED READER RESEARCH RESOURCES Research Databases Subscribed to by ELCA For help with any of the research databases, please visit the MS/HS Library/Media Center or email Mrs. Barham . GALILEO: Email or visit the library for login info --Tutorials for GALILEO Georgia Public Broadcasting: Video Streaming (video clips related to curriculum) GEORGIA HISTORY RESOURCES The New Georgia Encyclopedia Digital Library of Georgia BIBLE RESOURCES Bible Trivia AR BOOK FINDER PARENT INFORMATION 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 READING GOALS BY GRADE

ELCA's Back-to-School Day is the official kick-off to each school year. We invite parents and students to join us for Back-to-School Day where you will have the opportunity to receive classroom assignments, meet the teachers, sign-up for important activities and much more! Back-to-School Day is the kick-off to the 2024-2025 school year. Parents and students have the opportunity to visit campus, meet the teachers, sign-up for important activities, and much more! Here is the schedule for July 30: Preschool Meet the Teachers: 2:30PM-3:00PM K5-12 Meet the Teachers: 3:00PM-5:00PM All School Worship: 5:00PM-5:30PM in Worship Center Back to School Picnic: 5:30PM-7:00PM Tickets for food can be purchased during our Back to School event in the cafeteria for just $5 per person. CASH OR CHECK ONLY please! Our vendors will be Gezzo’s, Chick-Fil-A, Mellow Mushroom, and Shane’s Rib Shack. SnoBiz will also be on campus at an additional cost. We look forward to seeing you soon! And don’t forget, the first day of school is Thursday, August 1. BACK TO SCHOOL DAY MAP

The mission of the PTF is to create a cohesive and supportive relationship between the parents, teachers and administrators of ELCA, so that we can work together effectively to ensure that all of the students at ELCA have the greatest advantages made available to them. A MEANINGFUL WAY TO GET INVOLVED ELCA PTF is excited about this new school year! We are pleased to host several fundraisers including the annual Christmas Shoppe, Uniform Resale, and Spring Fling. We will continue to celebrate our teachers throughout the year with the help of our Hospitality Committee. All families are members of the PTF and we welcome your involvement at the classroom level or joining a committee that you may be interested in. **** REMINDERS***** Donations of gently used ELCA approved uniforms or spirit wear are greatly appreciated. They can be donated at any time to the receptionist desk. Please do not donate items to Goodwill or other places outside of ELCA to help protect the integrity and safety of our school. OUR MISSION The mission of the PTF is to create a cohesive and supportive relationship between the parents, teachers and administrators of ELCA, so that we can work together effectively to ensure that all of the students at ELCA have the greatest advantages made available to them as they work diligently to develop academically, socially, and spiritually. Mission of the ELCA Parent Teacher Fellowship: To create a pool of resources and volunteers that can be called on to benefit the advancement of the students at ELCA in their pursuit of academic and spiritual excellence. To assist parents, teachers, and staff members in developing the skills they need to support and promote the student's academic and spiritual development. To encourage the involvement of the ELCA families in school activities, sporting events, fine arts performances, ministry projects, fundraisers, etc. To serve as a fundraising arm for the school to help bring in financial resources that can be used to further support academic excellence at ELCA. PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP Officers President: Amanah Thrasher Vice-President: Tia Wilburn Secretary: Ashley McNeill Committee Chairs Christmas Shop Lakia Hill Shannon Powel l Spring Fling Kelly Nelson Hospitality Angela White Amanda Essic School Chairs K3 - 1st grade Tamika Sims 2nd - 4th grade Stephanie Bryant Middle School Gretchen Baptiste High School Alexis Lee School Representatives Preschool - Teacher VACANT Elementary - Teacher VACANT Middle School - Teacher Kori Owens High School - Teacher Minette Johnson 2025-26 Calendar of Events PTF BY-LAWS

Each Friday of the school year, ELCA students have the opportunity to unite with missionaries around the world to share the hope of Jesus Christ. Giving one dollar per week makes a difference in the lives of others and wearing jeans is an outward sign that you are a partner in these ministries. A THANK YOU FROM COVONE MINISTRIES Covone Ministries (Phil and Jami Covone and volunteers) thanks ELCA for their prayers and faithful financial support in helping take the gospel to the people of San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The people living in the rural areas of Mexico have very little resource for the gospel. Their traditional religion has them worshiping images and legends that aren't real, and working for salvation as a chance to go to heaven for eternity. This video was made at La Polvora ranch an hour and a half outside the capital city of San Luis Potosi. The people in this desert area have no running water, so they depend on rainwater for washing and watering. Most homes are made of adobe, which decays rapidly, and most have dirt floors. Work is scarce, but many people have goats and sheep that they raise for income. Covone Ministries holds two Bible studies each Friday at La Polvora. Since most people don't have a vehicle, they walk a long way to participate in the Bible study. If you'd like more info about Covone Ministries in Mexico, or want to see pictures and read stories from the mission field, you can find us at www.covoneministries.com . JEANS FOR MISSIONS 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 | Mexico Helping In His Name Ministries | Henry County Fellowship of Christian Athletes | Northern Colorado Graced Team | Sierra Leone Teach Beyond | Hungary Morningside Baptist Church | Atlanta Jamaica Mission Partnership | Jamaica DONATE Donations to Jeans for Missions is billed to your student's account at the beginning of the school year as a one-time sum of $37 per year ($1 for each Friday of the school year). COMPLETE THIS FORM TO OPT OUT OF JEANS FOR MISSIONS BILLING

Connecting with a member of our team ensures we can easily connect on the specifics of your child’s needs and consider how Eagle's Landing Christian Academy might meet those needs as well as your high expectations for Christian education. We’re here to help and we look forward to getting to know your family! CONTACT Contact Us Submit Thanks for contacting us! You will hear back from us shortly. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ADDRESS: 2400 Hwy. 42 North McDonough, GA 30253 PHONE: 770.957.2927 FAX: 770.957.2290

Whether you are a graduate of Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, McDonough Christian Academy, Meadow Creek Academy or GACS-Meadow Creek, our alumni are an important part of the foundation that our Christian school is built upon. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ALUMNI INFORMATION ALUMNI STORIES SHARE YOUR JOURNEY SUPPORT ELCA 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 The name may have change since 1970, but the mission remains the same: 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. SUBMIT YOUR STORY SHARE YOUR JOURNEY 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. ALUMNI FACEBOOK ALUMNI PRIVATE GROUP TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM SHOW SOME LOVE! SUPPORT ELCA ALUMNI STORIES PORTRAIT OF A GRADUATE ALUMNI STORIES Jeff Wilkerson Class of 1997 Phillip Brown Class of 2007 Shelby Ausband Class of 2009 Stephanie Tirado Class of 2010 Taylor Echols Class of 2011 Josh Ekstedt Class of 2011 Zach Morgan Class of 2011

The Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Athletic Department is an extension of our Christian school that supports the mission of assisting parents in involving their children in a growing relationship with Jesus Christ through Christian education, spiritually, academically, aesthetically, athletically, and socially. EAGLE'S LANDING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT INFORMATION PROGRAMS, SCHEDULES, AND SCORES NOTABLE ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS STUDENT ATHLETIC FORMS ATHLETIC STAFF TICKETS BOOSTER CLUB CHARGERS ALUMNI DIRECTIONS TO FACILITIES ELCA has had 41 State Final Four appearances, 24 State Runner-Up appearances, 18 State Championships & 30 Individual State Champions. In 2015, our Varsity softball team became the 1st team in GHSA history to win 7 State Championships. In 2019, our Varsity football team, became the 1st team in GHSA history to win 5 State Championships in a row. The Chargers have won 6 State Championships total. BASEBALL: 2005 (Final 4), 2007 (State Runner-Up), 2006, 2013 (State Champs) BASKETBALL: 2016 (Girls Final 4), 2018 (Boys Final 4), 2019 (State Runner-Up) FOOTBALL: 2011, 2013, 2021 (Final 4), 2014 (State Runner-Up), 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 (State Champs) GOLF: 2006, 2015 (Boys Final 4) SOFTBALL: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2015 (State Champs), 2017 (Final 4), 2021 (Final 4) TRACK & FIELD: 2017 (Girls Final 4), 2009, 2016, 2018 (Boys Final 4), 2015, 2016 (Girls State Runner-Up), 2010 (Boys State Runner-Up), 2014 (Girls State Champs), 2017 (Boys State Champs) VOLLEYBALL: 2011 (State Champs), 2013, 2014 (Final 4), 2021 (Final 4) ATHLETIC CALENDAR ATHLETIC HANDBOOK ELCA is a gospel-centered, Kingdom-focused, college preparatory school that exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the glory of God. Our athletic program supports this commitment through Kingdom Athletics. NOTABLE ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS BOOSTER CLUB MISSION STATEMENT The Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Athletic Booster Club exists to glorify God by promoting Christian sportsmanship and providing a cooperative bond between members, coaches, athletes, and school administration with active and working participation that will improve, enhance, and elevate the athletic program of ELCA. boosterclub@eagleslanding.org BOOSTER CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2025-26 Jodi Carrigan President (404) 427-4998 jcarrigan@zooatlanta.org Ted Reagan Vice-President Jennifer Doerr Treasurer Leah Peck Secretary Kisha Thomas Spirit wear Jessica Tinsley Membership VACANT Corporate Membership/Advertising Stacy Doerr Member Eddy Wright Retired President/Consultant ___________________________________ Jessica Lester Concessions Manager JOIN THE ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB SUPPORT OUR STUDENTS Dear ELCA Parents, I wanted to share with you and your family to let you know that now is the time to join the ELCA Booster Club. Joining the Booster Club is a great way to support the student-athletes and the teams that represent ELCA Athletics. ELCA has a rich and proud tradition of excellence on and off the playing fields. The ELCA Booster Club’s financial contributions have made great impacts on all the ELCA sports teams and the many athletes that have participated in our programs throughout the years. By joining the ELCA Athletic Boosters you will be helping fund opportunities for our ever-developing sports programs. Our recent projects include the resurface of the track and the funding for the new hitting facility! There are many different levels of sponsorship available so that you can help support ELCA Athletics. Each one is designed to meet the needs you may have as either a Corporate Sponsorship or an Individual/Family Sponsorship. All membership levels include two (2) free entries into all the sporting events held on the campus here at ELCA. Joining the ELCA Booster Club is the only way that you can get in free to all the athletic events on campus. The only exclusion would be all GHSA playoff games in the respective sports. You will also get a minimum of two Homecoming Dinner tickets. Maybe you would want to know where you will sit at the football games, we have a level for that starting with our Bronze level. Maybe you would like to advertise your business; we have a few levels (Silver, Gold, and Platinum) which can help you with that. Seating in the Blue Booster section at the stadium is premium seating. We need to show our support for ELCA Football by filling it up each game. We will offer with the bronze level and above the ability to purchase extra seats for $75.00 a seat for the whole season. So, if you need more than the two seats that come with the membership you can now purchase more with this option. This is reduced from past years. Priority will be given first to renewals from last year and then new requests based on the date we receive the form. We would appreciate your support and you can see the attached form to join. Just send it in with your child and we can bill your account for your membership. This year we have added to the bottom of our membership form a pay in three payments line. Just check that line if you would like for us to bill you in three payments. We understand at the start of the new school year that expenses add up and we hope that the new payment in three can be of assistance to your family. Sincerely, Eddy Wright President - ELCA Booster Club JOIN THE BOOSTER CLUB CHARGER COLLEGE SIGNINGS CLASS OF 2024 Joshua Banks – Stetson University (Football) Favour Edwin - Auburn University (Football) Charly Guentio - Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (Basketball) Caelyn Hatcher – Truett McConnell (Lacrosse) Brandon Hood – (Football) Kennedy Lilly – Brandeis University (Volleyball) Joe Raines - Reinhardt University (Basketball) Wilson Reagan – Berry College (Football) CLASS OF 2023 Allen Calderon – Indiana Tech (Wrestling) Brhea Covington - Piedmont University (Cross Country) DJ Chester – LSU (Football) Malachi Futch – Shorter University (Football) Charlie Gilliam – Wake Forest (Football) Jacque Holley – Stetson University (Football) Colton Hood – Auburn (Football) RJ Johnson –Arkansas (Football) Nicholas Lemons - Morehouse College (Football) Chase Missouri - University of Missouri (Football) Faith Rush - Tennessee Tech (Softball) Bo Shuler - College of Costal Georgia (Golf) Zach Owens – Clemson (Football) CLASS OF 2022 Tyler Abrams – LaGrange College (Lacrosse) Christina Barrow – Duke University (Volleyball) Bria Bellamy – Emmanuel University (Basketball) Michael Clark – Berry College (Football) Carter Kelley – Shorter University (Lacrosse) Cheridyn Leverette – UCLA (Volleyball) Asia Queen - Emmanuel University (Volleyball) Jason Reynolds – Northwestern University (Football) Cam Sigur – Florida A&M University (Football) Peter Simmons – Georgia State University (Football) Liam Thomas – Emmanuel University (Lacrosse) Madeline Thomas – Emmanuel University (Soccer) Joe Traylor – United States Military Academy (Football) Christian White – Florida State University (Football) CLASS OF 2021 Kaleb Anthony – University of Connecticut (Football) Megan Darden - Truett McConnell University (Soccer) Jalisa Dunlap - Jacksonville University (Basketball) Bryson Estes - Florida State University (Football) Savannah Fallaw - Georgia Southern University (Soccer) Phillip Massengale - Shorter University (Football) Martyna Radzicka - Anderson University (Basketball) Josh Rogers - Berry College (Football) Keslynn Oxendine - Texas A&M University (Basketball) Charis Spence - Dartmouth College (Football) Isabelle Sullivan - Truett McConnell University (Softball) Victoria Zember – Auburn University (Equestrian) CLASS OF 2020 Marquis Black – University of Nebraska (Football) Jeremy Butler – Georgia State University (Football) Devon Dorsey – Miami University (Football) Deion Fisher – Georgia Tech (Football) Hunter Hardeman - Shorter University (Lacrosse) Leah Henry - Brewton-Parker College (Softball) Weronika Hipp – Clemson University (Basketball) Keaton Mitchell – East Carolina University (Football) Shedrick Rhodes, Jr – Ohio University (Football) Justin Robinson – University of Georgia (Football) Jordan Smalls – Rider University (Basketball) Morgan Thomas – Kansas University (Soccer) David Wingfield – Reinhardt University (Football) Wright, Gabe – University of Pennsylvania (Football) CLASS OF 2019 India Bellamy – Rice University (Basketball) Emma Carter- Georgia Southwestern State University (Soccer) Lyndsey Darden- Truett-McConnell University (Soccer) Chloe Evans- ABAC (Soccer) Kelvin (KJ) Jones II – Emmanuel College (Basketball) Katie McDonald- Georgia Military College (Softball) Justin Menard - University of Central Florida (Football) Jelan Pearson - Carson-Newman University (Football) Trevon Reddish – College of Charleston (Basketball) Tre Riddick – Reinhardt University (Football) Josh Smith - Georgia Highlands (Baseball) Cassidi Thomas- West Georgia University (Soccer) Felix Uadiale - Maryville College (Basketball) Johnathan Youngblood - Air Force Academy (Football) Evan Zember - Air Force Academy (Football) CLASS OF 2018 Tyrese Black – University of Central Florida (Football) Omar Daniels –Tennessee Wesleyan University (Track & Field) Tre’ Douglas - Vanderbilt University (Football) Gavin George - Mercer University (Football) Josh Holt - University of Missouri (Baseball) Khaleb Hood - Georgia Southern University (Football) Brittany Major - Mercer University (Volleyball) Josh Mays – Troy University (Football) Ethan McClure - Carson-Newman University (Football) Palmer Pinholster - Georgia Tech (Softball) Sean Queen - Liberty University (Football) Harrison Taylor - Appalachian State University (Football) Kennedy Thomas – Oglethorpe University (Volleyball) Kayland Thomason - Brenau University (Track & Field) Thaddeus Underwood - Charleston Southern (Football) Caris Wright - Auburn University at Montgomery (Softball) CLASS OF 2017 Eriana Ansley - Mars Hill University (Volleyball) Olivia Beasley - Truett-McConnell College (Volleyball) Cat Buckley – Delta State University (Soccer) T’aja Cameron – Mississippi State University (Track & Field) Zach Daniels – University of Tennessee (Baseball) Trevor Gear – Bethune–Cookman University (Football) Mason Green – Tennessee State University (Basketball) Coleson Hornsby – Toccoa Falls College (Soccer) Kenneth McCollough-Lomax - Malone University (Basketball) Spencer O'Neal – Mars Hill University (Football) Alex Usry – Charleston Southern (Football) Jeffrey Uzzell - University of Tennessee (Track & Field) Kaitlyn Yancey – Newberry College (Lacrosse) CLASS OF 2016 Montero Boyd – West Virginia State University (Football) Kirsten Burks – Point University (Competition Cheerleading) Macey Dunaway – Truett McConnell College (Softball) Matthew Dunaway – Truett McConnell College (Baseball) Brooke Echols – Troy University (Softball) Donald Hammond, III – Air Force (Football) Dalton Hardeman - Truett McConnell College (Wrestling) Cole Ganopulos – University of South Carolina (Baseball Jordan Long – Valdosta State (Golf) Lynnlee Mather – Wingate University (Volleyball) Chanel Newcomer – Auburn University at Montgomery (Softball) Parker Pinholster – Auburn University at Montgomery (Softball) Malia Randolph – Hofstra University (Volleyball) Chandler Reeves – Clemson (Football) Sara Sullivan – Truett McConnell College (Softball) Alexei Young – Agnes Scott College (Softball) CLASS OF 2015 Dazmon Cameron - Oakland A's Antwaun Campbell - Avila University (Football) Nick Dawson - University of Southern Mississippi (Football) Casey Durham – Tallahassee Community College (Softball) Allie Perry –Shorter University (Lacrosse) Ryan Meneely – Auburn University (Football) Bre Laney – University of Georgia (Volleyball) Joanna Ferreira – Agnes Scott College (Volleyball) Jaylen Smith – Kennesaw State University (Baseball) Hunter Sowell – Young Harris College (Baseball) Christian Yancey – Mississippi State University (Track) Matthew Krueger - Limestone College (Baseball) Tori Shook – Valdosta State – (Cheer) CLASS OF 2014 Beau Beasley – Point University (Football) Dalton Etheridge – Jacksonville State University (Football) Andrew Gomez- Georgia Regents University (Baseball) Andrew Williams – Auburn University/Jacksonville Jaguars (Football) Josh Shockley – Auburn University (Football) Conner Smith - Emmanuel College (Baseball) CLASS OF 2013 Natalie Brown - Point University (Soccer) Patrick Busscher - North Greenville University (Baseball) DJ Curl – Charleston Southern University (Football) Keyante Green – Purdue University (Football) Marquis Griffin – Air Force Academy (Football) Jacob Heyward – University of Miami/AA Richmond Flying Squirrels, San Francisco Giants Org. (Baseball) Cameron Ragsdale - Gulf Coast State College (Baseball) Isaac Rochell – University of Notre Dame/Los Angeles Chargers (Football) Tyler Petty - University of West Georgia (Football) Josh Smith – South Georgia State College (Baseball) CLASS OF 2012 Mara Green – Florida State University/Hämeenlinna Lentopallo Kerho, Finland (Volleyball) Sebastian Hicks – Mercer University (Football) Jasmine Jakes – Oglethorpe University (Soccer) Kevin Martin – University of Tampa (Baseball) Justin Thomason – University of North Carolina (Football) Rachel Tolleson - Emanuel College (Volleyball) Joe Walker – United States Military Academy, West Point (Football) CLASS OF 2011 Taylor Echols – University of Georgia (Basketball) Tanner Rogers – Charleston Southern University (Football) Christian Reeves – The College of William & Mary (Football) Lauren Teknipp – University of Georgia (Volleyball) Matt Rochell – Air Force Academy (Football) Connor Wetherington – Valdosta State University (Football) Avery Sebastian – University of California, Berkley (Football) Symone Ball – Piedmont College (Basketball) CLASS OF 2010 Julia Echols – Mississippi State University (Softball) Luke Baker – University of Georgia (Cross County/Track) Carli Shultis – University of Georgia (Soccer) Will Evans – Georgia Southern University (Golf) Patrick Long – Jacksonville University (Baseball) Kacie Patterson - Perimeter College (Softball) CLASS OF 2009 Hope Rush - Georgia Tech (Softball) Kayla Cooper - Shorter University (Softball) Taylor Bates - Brenau University (Soccer) Mike Tankersley – Georgia Southwestern State University (Basketball) Michael Smith - Randolph–Macon College (Football) CLASS OF 2008 Daniel Black – University of Georgia (Track & Field) Jake Davies – Georgia Tech (Baseball) Travis Rogers – Gardner Webb University (Track & Field) CLASS OF 2007 Phillip Brown –– Georgia Southwestern State University/Eyres-Moncube Fargue Coudures, France (Basketball) Cameron Panther – Shorter University (Football) Russ Cooper – Perimeter College (Baseball) Jessica Loper – University of South Carolina, Aiken (Volleyball) Chelsea Stephens – Western Kentucky University (Swimming) Harry Nutter – Reinhardt College (Baseball) Brian Satterfield – Columbus State University (Baseball) Gabe Shivers – Young Harris (Baseball) CLASS OF 2006 Christian White – Truett-McConnell College (Baseball) CLASS OF 2005 Alex Huber – Purdue University (Football) Cole Springer – Dartmouth College (Football) CLASS OF 1995 Walker Cook – Lees-McCrae College (Basketball/Golf) CLASS OF 1994 Brian Deberry – Berry College (Basketball) CLASS OF 1988 Earl Parker – University of Georgia (Football) DIRECTIONS TO FACILITIES ELCA: HOME FOR BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, LACROSSE, SOCCER, SOFTBALL, TRACK, VOLLEYBALL, AND WRESTLING COMPETITIONS 2400 Hwy 42 North, McDonough, GA 30253 EAGLE'S LANDING COUNTRY CLUB (ELCA'S HOME GOLF COURSE) 100 Eagles Landing Way, Stockbridge, GA 30281 STUDENT FORMS ATHLETIC INFORMATION Eagle's Landing Christian Academy's athletic program includes 12 varsity sports as well as opportunities to participate at the JV, MS, and Youth levels in a variety of sports. ELCA participates in the Georgia High School Association (Region 5 Class AA) and competes at a high level year after year. Athletics is an integral part of the educational process that impacts the lives of many students. Our goal is to pursue with excellence an athletic program that seeks to glorify God and to use athletics as a tool to teach, coach, and model Jesus Christ. Scott Queen Athletic Director 678.818.1045 ATHLETIC CALENDAR ELCA utilizes GoFan for all athletic ticket sales. Go to GoFan to purchase your tickets. No money will be taken at the gate as we will not be selling paper tickets at any of our athletic events. ATHLETIC HANDBOOK ATHLETIC HANDBOOK PROGRAMS, SCHEDULES, and SCORES Scott Queen Athletic Director Head Track & Field Coach Cell: 770.560.4183 Cory Carter Head Wrestling Coach Ken Loach Head Lacrosse Coach Adam Morgan Head Girls' Soccer Coach Andretti Loyd Head Boys' Basketball Coach Heidi McClure Assistant Athletic Director Calendar Coordinator Office: 678.818.1035 Matt McKinney Head Cross Country Coach Tom Murray Head Volleyball Coach Will Owen Head Golf Coach Juan Pagan Athletic Manager Head MS Football & MS Track Coach Cynthia Petty Head Cheer Coach Cody Poole Boys Soccer Coach Luke Raines Assistant Athletic Director Director of MS & Youth Sports Justin Roberts Head Football Coach Bo Rush Head Baseball & Softball Coach Dock Gammage Head Girls' Basketball Coach Stephanie Vasquez , MEd, ATC, LAT Athletic Trainer Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Sports Medicine LETTER FROM THE TRAINER DRAGONFLY MAX GUIDE LETTER JACKETS PRE-ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL EVALUATION FORM ATHLETIC STAFF FALL SPORTS Cross Country, Football , Softball, Spirit Cheer, Volleyball WINTER SPORTS Boys' Basketball , Girls' Basketball , Wrestling SPRING SPORTS Baseball, Boys' Lacrosse , Girls' Lacrosse , Boys' Soccer , Girls' Soccer , Track & Field , Golf

The MERIT Program (Multi-faceted Educational Resources and Instructional Technology) provides assistance to our students who learn differently. ELCA's MERIT Program assists identified students in becoming active and competent learners in the classroom. STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES THE MERIT PROGRAM GENERAL INFORMATION MERIT ACCOMMODATIONS MERIT CLASSES MERIT: STARS MERIT: FACS MERIT: GROW MERIT: ARROWSMITH MERIT: SPEECH & TUTORING The MERIT Program (Multi-faceted Educational Resources and Instructional Technology) provides assistance to our students who learn differently. The MERIT Program will assist identified students in becoming active and competent learners in the classroom. Please note that these are not tutorial services. Students may or may not need to receive additional tutorial assistance outside of the MERIT Program to help them with the classroom curricula. Students will not receive specialized instruction and are expected to function within the demands of ELCA’s curriculum on their grade level. Students receiving services will be billed the appropriate fees. If there is not a copy of a current evaluation in the student’s file, please provide us with this information. Services will not be provided until all records and evaluations are reviewed and Student Support Services determines the student’s eligibility for the program. We look forward to ministering to your child and assisting them in experiencing success in the classroom. Please be assured that assisting and equipping our students for success in the classroom and in the world for Christ continues to be our primary desire. Thank you for entrusting your child to us and for your continued commitment to their academic and spiritual growth. ELCA STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES STAFF: Dr. Anna King , Director of Student Support Services Dr. Wanda Cowan, Learning Differences Coordinator/Consultant Miranda Mirocha , Executive Administrative Assistant Blakeley Bradley , GROW, STARS Dee Kirby , FACS Maggie Wynn , STARS Lisa Schuerman , Arrowsmith All ELCA teachers have, at a minimum, a bachelor's degree or higher. Tuition processes for students enrolled in Student Support Services remains the same as for regular tuition (see https://www.elcaonline.org/facts .) "Eagle's Landing Christian Academy has raised the standards by which all other Christian schools should be measured with regard to students with learning challenges such as dyslexia." -Robert Langston Author, Motivational Speaker and Consultant CEO, The Dyslexia Educational Network, Inc. MERIT ACCOMMODATIONS MERIT CLASSES MERIT STARS In grades 3 through 5, MERIT features an opportunity for students to receive assistance in the area of reading. FACS (Fluency and Comprehension Skills) is a small reading class setting offered to students who are struggling with reading processes within the classroom. All work is on grade level and aligned with ELCA standards. The goal of the program is to assist students in becoming proficient readers who have a comprehensive understanding of what they read in all subject areas. Low student/teacher ratios help with individualizing instruction for each student based on their needs with an average 7:1 ratio in FACS. FACS / Student Support Educator: Dee Kirby MERIT provides classes within the department for middle and high school students in the areas of math, science, history, language arts, and foreign language. Enrollment is limited by space and requires a diagnosis or a teacher recommendation. All of the work is taught on grade level with academically rigorous curricula aligned with the scope and sequences of ELCA’s traditional classes. These courses are crafted with embedded accommodations designed to ultimately help the student be successful after MERIT. With a low student to teacher to ratio (10:1 average), teachers provide focused attention and alternate methods of teaching that are more conducive to non-traditional learners. One successful tenet of MERIT classes is the incorporation of application based projects to connect subject matter to real world experience. Director of Student Support Services: Dr. Anna King 10 MYTHS ABOUT MERIT SUCCESS IN MERIT CLASSES Qualifications for receiving Student Support Services within the MERIT Program: A student must be identified through a multi-faceted evaluation as having a learning difference in the area(s) of reading, written expression, math computation, problem solving, receptive or expressive language. Other areas of learning difference may include, but not limited to, organizational skills, attention problems, hyperactivity, spatial organization, sensory integration, speech and language, processing, social, and fine or gross motor skills. The student must continue to function within the curriculum requirements for his/her grade level. There is no specialized instruction. MERIT personnel will assist the identified student in becoming an active and competent learner in the classroom in the following ways: MERIT personnel will work in conjunction with the student’s classroom teachers to develop a learning profile on each student. MERIT personnel will develop an intervention plan that compliments the student’s learning profile and outlines the specific interventions that will be made for the student. MERIT personnel will communicate regularly with classroom teachers to discuss the student’s progress and continuous needs. MERIT personnel will submit regular progress updates to parents. MERIT personnel will schedule parent meetings at the beginning of each semester. A mid-semester meeting may be held if deemed necessary by parents, teachers, or M.E.R.I.T. personnel. MERIT personnel will coordinate and assist with multi-faceted evaluations provided privately or through local school districts. MERIT personnel will attend I.E.P. meetings at public schools. MERIT personnel will collaborate with the school nurse regarding medication issues or concerns as necessary. The MERIT Program will offer indirect support, direct support, or complete support to each student. Parents will select the option that best meets their child’s needs. Executive Administrative Assistant: Miranda Mirocha MERIT FACS The STARS program (Strategies Targeted at Reading Success) supplies enrichment for kindergarten through second grade readers using the Orton-Gillingham approach as its foundation. This highly structured program introduces the idea of breaking reading and spelling down into smaller skills involving letters and sounds, and then building on these skills over time. Students are involved in multi-sensory activities throughout this class to help strengthen phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary development, fluency and comprehension. Students use sight, hearing, touch and movement to connect language with letters and words. Low student/teacher ratios help with individualizing instruction for each student based on their needs with an average 5:1 ratio for the STARS program. STARS / Student Support Educator: Maggie Wynn Blakely Bradley MERIT GROW In grades 3 through 5, MERIT features an opportunity for students to receive assistance in the area of math. GROW (Grasping Reasoning Operations and Whole Numbers) assists students on improving number sense, algebraic thinking, data and measurement, and fractions. All work is on grade level and aligned with ELCA standards. Students have embedded review and added time for practice, in conjunction with the ELCA curriculum and another tech platform. In addition, students are given multi-layered help: visual, kinesthetic, auditory, and other hands on experiences. Low student/teacher ratios help with individualizing instruction for each student based on their needs with an average 7:1 ratio in GROW. GROW / Student Support Educators: Blakeley Bradley Angie Stitt MERIT ARROWSMITH The Arrowsmith Program is offered world-wide and ELCA is the only school offering the Arrowsmith Program in the state. Georgia is one of only 25 states where it is hosted. The Arrowsmith Program is based on the philosophy that it is possible to address specific learning difficulties by identifying and strengthening cognitive capacities. Third grade through middle school students may begin this program. Arrowsmith targets the root causes of learning differences through individualized student programming. Upon completion of Arrowsmith, the student will need little to no accommodations in the classroom. Arrowsmith is based upon innovative neuroscience research supporting that it is possible to improve cognitive function. Arrowsmith is a community, and our aim is that our students will: strengthen their cognitive capacities underlying their learning difficulties advance in the desire to become life-long, self-motivated learners develop and maintain confidence and a sense of their self-worth The cognitive program addresses learning differences including: Reading Writing Mathematics Comprehension Logical Reasoning Executive Function Visual Memory Auditory Memory Dyslexia Non-Verbal Learning Auditory Processing Attention One parent describes this program as life-changing. “My son graduated from the Arrowsmith program two years ago. When he entered the program in the 6th grade, he had a lack of confidence and faced many academic challenges. Arrowsmith has been an answer to prayer for our son. He is now a very confident 11th grader and is maintaining an A average. The Arrowsmith Program has opened up doors of opportunity for our son and given him a beautiful gift...unlimited possibilities for his future. We will forever be grateful for the Arrowsmith Program.” Arrowsmith / Student Support Educator : Lisa Schuerman ARROWSMITH WEBSITE MERIT SPEECH & TUTORING SPEECH and TUTORING We are fortunate to have a private speech therapist on staff who offers on-site speech evaluations and in-person speech therapy. Jordyn Montique is part of our Student Support Services team and provides free speech screenings to assess a range of communication skills including articulation, language, and fluency to determine if a full evaluation is needed. Please reach out to either Jordyn Montique at hello@raynetherapy.com or Dr. Anna King at anna.king@eagleslanding.org for more information.

We invite you to visit our campus to experience what makes Eagle's Landing Christian Academy unique, and to explore how we can partner with you as your child gains understanding of their unique role in God’s plan. CORE VALUES The Bible and The Church – ELCA believes that all scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for reproof, correction, instruction, and righteousness. The Church has been and always will be God’s instrument to fulfill His purposes here on earth. (II Timothy 3:16, Acts 2:42-47) The Family – ELCA supports parents and guardians in their biblical responsibility to nurture and to train their children to realize their God-given potential so they may live lives that glorify God. (Ephesians 6:1-4, Proverbs 22:6) Academic Excellence - ELCA teachers and students are called to academic excellence through the teaching and learning of 21st Century skills to cultivate life-long learning. (Colossians 3:23, 1 Corinthians 10:31, Luke 2:52) Service and Stewardship - ELCA embodies a culture where students are encouraged to utilize their God-given talents to serve others. (Matthew 20:26-28, Luke 12:35) STUDENT/TEACHER RATIOS Experience the difference of small class sizes where every child feels seen, supported, and celebrated. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy maintains low student to teacher ratios as follows: Cognia (formerly AdvancED) is the largest education improvement organization in the world. Their 125-year history of success is built on expertise in accreditation and certification, assessment, professional learning and improvement solutions. Accreditations Cognia (formerly AdvancED) Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Memberships National Alliance of Christian Schools Georgia High School Association College Board Georgia Independent School Association. For more than 40 years, ACSI has faithfully lived out its mission to strengthen Christian schools and equip Christian educators worldwide as they prepare students academically and inspire them to become devoted followers of Jesus Christ. THE ELCA ADVANTAGE Imagine a school that offers rigorous academics consistently yielding ACT and SAT scores above the county, state and national averages, exemplary fine arts classes, along with athletic teams at the top of GHSA state rankings. Merge these with highly qualified, ardent teachers who teach every discipline with a biblical worldview and you have a program that sets each student on a path to accomplishment and victory…not only presently, but for eternity. We invite you to visit our campus to experience what makes Eagle's Landing Christian Academy unique, and to explore how we can partner with you as your child gains understanding of their unique role in God’s plan. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is located on an 86-acre campus twenty-five miles south of Atlanta. We offer a well-rounded, biblically based academic program for children grades K-3 through 12. We strive to prepare students to progress year by year into learners who are capable of succeeding in a rigorous academic setting, taking advantage of Honors and AP courses. This is achieved through an alignment of curriculum and face-to-face, intentional collaboration with teachers. The end result are students who enter college at higher-than-freshman status and who are capable of success in any path the Lord has for his or her future. ELCA is on the forefront of Christian education in providing diverse learning environments for all learners. One such area in our school is our MERIT program (Multi-faceted Educational Resources and Instructional Technologies), which falls under our Student Support Services program. It is through this cutting-edge program that we are able to provide college-prep curriculum to students who are not as successful in a traditional style classroom. These students are able to be in a conducive learning environment in which they thrive and are highly successful. We are accredited by both Cognia and ACSI. In addition, we are a member of the Georgia High School Association (GHSA), Region 5 Class AA, the National Alliance of Christian Schools, The College Board, and the Georgia Independent School Association. THE 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. THE VISION The vision of Eagle's Landing Christian Academy is to educate future generations to develop and embrace a God-centered worldview. STATEMENT OF UNITY ELCA strives to nurture a unified community of God-centered individuals who are known and valued for whom God distinctly created them to be. We recognize and respect our cultural differences and unique abilities, rejoice in our similarities, and love ALL individuals as image-bearers of God. CONTACT ADMISSIONS REQUEST A TOUR Eagle's Landing Christian Academy does not rent, sell, trade, or provide personal information to individuals or organizations outside of the school. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy may share personal information to individuals or organizations contracted by or with the school to do business on behalf of Eagle's Landing Christian Academy. Any third parties who conduct business on behalf of Eagle's Landing Christian Academy are required to adhere to the school's privacy policy. Eagle's Landing Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin, to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial assistance program, or athletic and other school-administered programs. WHY CHOOSE ELCA? • ELCA is accredited in both ACSI and Cognia • Kingdom Education for grades K3-12 • Ranked #1 Private School in Henry County by Niche since 2019 • Ranked in the Top 20 Largest Private Schools in the Atlanta Area by the Atlanta Business Chronicle • Differentiated instruction for various learning styles • EXCEL, Honors and Advanced Placement, as well as the Student Support Services program for students with diagnosed learning differences offer the rigor and relevance necessary to provide our varied learners with the preparation for success after high school • Weekly chapel and daily Bible lessons for all grades to encourage the development of a Biblical worldview • 40% of faculty and administration hold advanced degrees • International and national cultural and mission trip opportunities • Championship caliber athletic programs with a Kingdom Athletics philosophy • Superb fine arts program including art, band, chorus, drama, guitar, praise band, and marching band • After School and Summer Enrichment Programs • SMART boards in every PreK4-12 classroom • Updated Elementary Computer Lab • iPads in preschool • Media Center with iPad and laptop cart TUITION INFORMATION ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE WHY CHOOSE ELCA? "It means so much to know that the Christian values I teach at home are being reinforced at ELCA. You can't put a value on that." ~ELCA Parent

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