Beyond Academics
At Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy, student support goes beyond academics. We help students grow in wisdom, confidence, character, and faith as they discover God’s purpose for their lives.
Student Government Association
ELCA’s Student Government Association gives students opportunities to lead, serve, represent their peers, and make a positive impact throughout the school community.
Academic Guidance and College Counseling
Our college counseling program helps students explore their goals, prepare for life after graduation, and confidently navigate the college admissions process.
Contact: Heather Reagan
Academic Assistance
ELCA provides academic support designed to help students overcome challenges, strengthen essential skills, and reach their full potential.
Programs and services include:
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Testing and MERIT accommodations
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MERIT classes for grades 6–12
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Elementary reading support for grades K–5
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Elementary math support for grades 3–5
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Speech services
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Senate Bill 10 support
Contact: Dr. Anna King
Student Mental Health Counseling
Students have access to professional counseling support for emotional, relational, behavioral, and mental health concerns.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker: Holly Capp, LCSW
holly.capp@eagleslanding.org
(404) 867-0909
A Safe and Supportive School
ELCA does not tolerate bullying, harassment, or intimidation. School administrators and counselors thoroughly assess concerns and respond quickly when intervention is needed. Biblical teaching, chapel services, student leadership, accountability groups, and classroom expectations reinforce the dignity and proper treatment of every person.
When child abuse or neglect is suspected, ELCA staff members follow Georgia’s mandatory reporting requirements and notify the appropriate school leaders and governmental authorities.
Spiritual, Emotional, and Social Growth
Students receive age-appropriate guidance through Bible classes, chapel services, mentoring, accountability groups, retreats, leadership programs, and classroom presentations. Topics may include anxiety, healthy friendships, emotional regulation, body image, bullying, technology, decision-making, and personal integrity.
Confidence and Character
Awards programs, peer groups, outdoor experiences, athletics, leadership opportunities, and team-building activities help students develop resilience, confidence, and Christlike character.
Life and Career Readiness
Students prepare for life beyond ELCA through:
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Academic and college guidance
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Personality and strengths assessments
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College and career preparation
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Grade-level transition programs
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Safe-driving education
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Mission trips and service opportunities
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Experiences that build independence and responsibility
Community and Belonging
Programs such as the Diversity Council, Grace Week, Taste of ELCA, historic excursions, chapel experiences, and classroom discussions help students understand different perspectives while growing together as one school community.
School Connection
Grade-level trips, mission experiences, academic excursions, pep rallies, student government, senior traditions, and other shared experiences build lasting relationships and strengthen school spirit.
Staff Development
Faculty and staff participate in ongoing professional development related to mental, physical, spiritual, and relational health so they can better recognize and respond to student needs.
