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The Righteous Ram Students are physical and spiritual beings created by God in His image (Genesis 1:27, 2:7) and are of great worth in His eyes. They are sinners who need to profess faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. Each student is unique with a preferred learning style, and each is endowed by God with varying levels of academic, physical and creative abilities. We strive to pour into our students as children of God spiritually, academically, socially, and physically. “And Jesus increased in wisdom (mentally) and stature (physically) and in favor with God (spiritually) and man (socially)” Luke 2:52 NIV The Four Core Values We Emphasize Spiritual Every student hears and understands the Gospel. Biblical truth and principles are integrated in every class. Finding growth in character and Christian service. Students becoming sensitive to sin and realizing their accountability to God. Academic Students are taught to think and reason. Homework is assigned and necessary, but balanced and relevant. High standards in the quality of education are maintained. Colossians 3:23 is the motivation for excellence. Physical The testimony of Christ is evident in classroom and facilities. Students feel physically and emotionally secure. Halls and classrooms reflect the creativity of God in being colorful and purposeful. Social Prayer is considered a priority in every aspect of life. Respect for one another is expected and cultivated. Hurting students and situations are handled with sensitivity. Communication among school, parents, students, and administration is regular, specific, and positive. Students will become knowledgable of Biblical Principles and develop a relationship with Christ, acknowledging Him as Lord and Savior. understand the Christian worldview of life. display Christ-like character in and out of the classroom. Students will become joyous workers and develop independent work habits. understand responsibility for their words and actions. display positive and engaged attitudes. Students will become leaders and develop skills that will help them to serve others. understand the importance of influencing others in their Christian walk. display input in student-led clubs, chapels, and activities. Students will become academicians and develop a storehouse of knowledge and experiences for achievement. understand that logic and reasoning will help them discover truth and solve problems. display Christian principles when dealing with world issues. Students will become compassionate and develop a desire to help others. understand manners and developing relationships with others is important. display an appreciation for viewpoints and perspectives of others. Expected Student Outcomes for ECA Who We Are At ECA, our objective is to teach children about the joy of Christ and how that joy will help them to become future worldchangers and peacemakers. A culture of excellence, along with daily Bible lessons, chapel programs, and mission work help develop the God-given talents of each child. Parents often have specific expectations when it comes to a private Christian education. Faith Formation Many parents appreciate the high priority Christian schools take when intentionally developing children’s character. They especially desire spiritual development for their children. With that in mind, we use Summit Ministries, Building on the Rock series, which lays the groundwork for Biblical worldview education in kindergarten through fifth grade. By studying 20 Biblical principles, students “stop seeing the Bible as just a book of unique stories and start seeing Scripture as the litmus test for every idea they encounter.” Beginning in sixth grade students explore the meaning of Biblical worldview and secular worldview and how those views can affect our day-to-day life decisions. Rigorous Academics Whether children are preparing for a four-year college, a technical college, military training, or the workforce, parents want them to think better, write better, lead better and solve problems better. Much of our curriculum is research-based, insuring that our students are getting the best possible material to prepare them for wherever God leads them. Opportunity We give children an opportunity to be who God created them to be. Our small size, coupled with caring teachers and staff, allows us to know, understand, guide and love every child. Our resources such as art, music, physical education, Spanish, and technology, as well as extra-curricular activities such as Junior Beta Club and Elementary Science Olympiad are some of the ways ECA provides opportunities for students to find and develop their passions. Community ECA is a loving place where students, families and staff care about each other. Community is God’s desire for us, and when we grow in our relationships with others, we’re growing in relationship with Him! Our History: A Dream Realized In the early 1970's, Dr. Jerry Wallace envisioned a Christian school on the campus of Elizabethtown Baptist Church. With much prayer and support of the congregation, Dr. Wallace established a Day School for 3-year-old and 4-year-old students which moved on to become a successful ministry of EBC for over 45 years. In the early years of 2000, a 2-year old program was added, expanding the opportunity to educate and nurture children in a Christian environment. The dream of a Christian academy would be put on hold for 41 years - until a tornado raced across Bladen County on April 16, 2011 and rendered the educational building as unusable. At that point, the opportunity to rebuild and create classrooms for kindergarten through second grade sparked an interest within the church and the community. Through the direction, support and leadership of the EBC pastor, its members and Dr. Ronald Montgomery, Elizabethtown Christian Academy opened its doors in 2012. Elizabethtown Christian Academy has since grown to include Day School, Afterschool and grades K-8. The academy added a successful state and national award winning Beta Club in 2016 and a district winning elementary Science Olympiad team in 2017. In 2022, girls volleyball and basketball were added and co-ed soccer in 2024. ECA Faith | Learning | Leadership What We Believe Our Vision Our Vision Elizabethtown Christian Academy’s vision is to develop future community leaders through an enriching Christ-centered education grounded in Biblical truth. We believe the Bible is the inspired Word of God (II Timothy 3:16-17) We believe in the Trinity – God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (Matthew 28:19). We believe all have sinned and are separated from God (Romans 3:23; 5:12). We believe that Jesus Christ is the only Savior (Acts 4:12). We believe in salvation by grace through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:8-9; John 10:28-29). We believe in the ordinances of baptism by immersion and the Lord’s Supper both of which are for believers (Romans 6:3-5; I Cor. 11:23-26). We believe in the second coming of Jesus Christ (I Thessalonians 4:16-18). We believe in the resurrection of the saved to eternal blessedness and the unsaved to eternal damnation (John 5:28-29, Revelation 20:5-6). We believe the Christian is to live a consecrated life (Romans 12:1-2). We believe in a missionary church witnessing for Christ by life and word – both at home and abroad (Mark 16:15; Acts 1:8). Statement of Faith Amy Reeves Head of School email@email.com Amy Reeves Head of School email@email.com Amy Reeves Head of School email@email.com School Leadership Amy Reeves Head of School Contact Krisna Evers Business Manager Contact Mary Alice Dowd Secretary Contact Board of Directors Coming Soon Full Directory Coming Soon ECA is a proud member of Cognia & ACSI Who We Are Our History Philosophy of Education The Righteous Ram What We Believe School Leadership Accreditations Where Joy & Learning for a Lifetime Begins Since 2012, Elizabethtown Christian Academy has been building a school of excellence in independent Christian education. We offer engaging learning experiences to students beginning with our 2-year-old day school class and continuing through 8th grade. We take pride in being able to offer a compelling combination of strong spiritual values, small classes, caring faculty, and academic rigor. Elizabethtown Christian Academy is a loving community that builds a solid foundation in education centered on Biblical truth. Our Christian faith strengthens us in every aspect of life spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially. Philosophy of Education Elizabethtown Christian Academy has developed these statements of belief to direct our policies and the administration of these policies. The Purpose of Education The purpose of education is to know God and respond to His Word (Proverbs 1:7). When students are rightly related to God through a personal faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior and as they learn His Word, they can view the world from a biblical perspective and apply biblical truth to all areas of learning and life. The Content of Education The God of the Bible is the Source of Truth (John 14:6). In addition to academic knowledge and skills, education is concerned with the spiritual development of students. Instruction in biblical morality and the diligent pursuit of a Christ-like character must be part of a complete education. The Process of Education Education is accomplished through a professional competent Christian teacher using instructional methods that are appropriate for the content and development level of the student. A variety of methods may be used to teach the content and enable students to think critically. (Deuteronomy 6:6-9, Proverbs 22:6) The Responsibility of Education The education of children and youth is the primary responsibility of parents (Deuteronomy 6:6-7). Teachers partner with families by providing academic instruction and by serving as Christian role models.

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Elizabethtown Christian Academy is committed to a superior academic experience integrated with a consistent, Christian approach to learning. Subjects are presented from a biblical perspective, and students learn to serve God in all areas of life. With a Christian approach to education, ECA seeks to mold the character of each child and provide him/her with the knowledge that Joy and Learning in and through Christ is for a Lifetime. Our hope is that students leave ECA prepared to be a future Christian leader. Academics For a small private school, we have big dreams and even bigger goals. Curriculum changes in 2017 have produced an increase in test scores each year - a product of our desire to become better and stronger academically. Adding a catalogued library where students may check out books has aided us in making reading for fun a top priority. In 2016, we added an elementary Science Olympiad team, an elementary Battle of the Books team, and a Junior Beta Club. All three of these teams won awards on the local level, and our Beta Club went on to win on the national level in the first year. Since then, our Science Olympiad team and Beta Club have continued to win at the local and state level. Mission Week for K-8 provides our students the opportunity to put into practice what they have learned about being a Christian servant. Our Christmas and Spring musical productions allow students to showcase their God-given talents. These are just a few of the ways we strive to provide an environment that allows our students to grow and be successful. We invite you to tour ECA and see for yourselves how our students engage. Explore Admissions Learn More In fall of 2025, we will begin a full day 4 Year Old class. This will be for children who have turned 4 by August 31st. Little Rams Learn More Our Kindergarten through 8th Grade classes thrive in small groups with interactive and hands-on learning opportunities. The Academy Learn More Students in K-5 have a home at ECA before and after school hours. After-School Care Day School Our Day School classes are a perfect balance of learning the basics, developing motor skills, and honing social skills. Each teacher provides opportunities to explore colors, shapes, numbers, and the Fundations alphabet, which is part of our K-2 academy curriculum. Students engage in Bible time each day through stories and songs. Teachers provide various forms of artwork throughout the week. There are plenty of toys, books, and puzzles in place to encourage growth and cooperation among the students. Classes begin at 9:00am and end at 12:00pm for both age groups. The 2-year-old class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The 3-year-old class has two sections: 3 days a week (M, W, F) or 5 days a week (M-F). Applications must be completed by the parent or legal guardian. If our classes are full, the child's name will be placed on a waiting list. As vacancies occur, parents next in line will be notified. Prior to enrollment, the parent and child are encouraged to schedule an interview and tour with the Director or Lead Teacher. A submitted application is considered a binding financial agreement to ECA; therefore, we encourage you to learn more about our school before submitting an application in order to help us plan and provide adequate staffing and supplies for our families. After-School Care is available for the 3 & 4-year-old classes. This is a separate application and fee schedule. Children entering the 2-year-old program must be 2 by August 31st. Children entering the 3-year-old program must be 3 by August 31st, and they must be potty trained. Apply Now The Academy More information coming soon. Apply Now After-School Care Before School For our ECA parents who have to be at work by 8:00, our Before School Opportunity is a lifesaver. Parents may drop students off at 7:30. Students will remain in this room until it is time for their class to begin. After School Everyone’s day doesn’t end at 3:00 pm. That’s why ECA offers an afterschool program Monday-Friday. The 3 to 5-year-old program begins at 12:00 pm. These students eat lunch, have outside play time, take a nap/rest time, participate in a daily devotion, study or complete homework if applicable, and enjoy more play time. The kindergarten through fifth grade afterschool program begins at 3:00 pm for ECA and area school students. Students have snack time, homework time, devotion time, and play time. Parents must make arrangements for their children to be dropped off by the bus from our area schools. Afterschool ends promptly at 5:30 pm. Apply Now ECA is a proud member of Cognia & ACSI Curriculum ECA provides a traditional K-8 academy setting that both challenges and engages its students. Our curriculum is not geared towards teaching a test. We teach our students the fundamentals they need to achieve and succeed as they grow. We believe Christian education provides a stronger understanding of wisdom, joy, and purpose, and are happy to partner with families who share the same understanding and desires for their children. Heggerty’s Phonemic Awareness & Phonics to Reading uses research-based material to develop fluent, competent readers; this program incorporates phonics, sight words, handwriting, and spelling. Voyages in English, Purposeful Design language arts textbooks, and a solid writing curriculum provide students with the basics they need in understanding phonetics, grammar, reading, and writing skills. Saxon math instills long-lasting math concepts and skills; with math skills declining across the nation, Saxon math in the early grades increases retention of math skills and builds a better foundation for advanced mathematics. In the past two years of using Saxon math, we have seen test scores in math increase dramatically. Our science and social studies curricula encourages methodical and global thinking; whether it's Studies Weekly, Bob Jones University Press or Purposeful Design, our curriculum provides learning strategies designed to increase student knowledge and skills. Comprehensive teacher resources provide weekly quizzes, extension activities, handouts, hands-on activities, and graphic organizers to increase comprehension. Building on the Rock, is a non-denominational Biblically-based curriculum that teaches children to view the world through four distinct relationships: with the Creator, with each other, with ourselves, and with his creation; through daily Bible teaching and weekly chapel services, our students are grounded in Biblical truth and capable of defending their faith. Art, Music, Physical Education and Life Skills, are part of our weekly program. We believe children deserve to explore areas that will help them grow and make correlations in the academic world. Apply Now The Able Center at ECA The Able Center began with a passion to help underserved students who have been diagnosed with dyslexia, dyscalculia, or ADHD. It is estimated that 1 out of 10 people have dyslexia. Dyslexia causes difficulty in reading - even in the brightest students. Early evidence-based reading intervention and appropriate accommodations provide students with strategies and approaches to be successful in and out of the classroom. Dyscalculia is just as common as dyslexia. Some people overlook dyscalculia as “bad at math,” but with a multi-sensory approach and early intervention, students can become confident in math. Approximately 1 in every 30 students is diagnosed with ADHD, and nearly 2/3 of those diagnosed suffer from at least one other condition such as behavioral or conduct problems, anxiety, or depression. Many parents struggle helping their children maneuver the educational landscape and often feel medication is their only resource. The Able Center is prepared to offer changes and suggestions for parents and students as a non-medicinal approach to ADHD. The Able Center also works with ADHD students on study skills and organization so they can take these skills into the regular classroom. The ABLE Center is available to current students of ECA or public school students who have been diagnosed with dyslexia, dyscalculia or ADHD. Public school students must have transportation to and from our site. Students may take grade replacement in language arts or math if their learning difficulty would prevent them from being successful in the regular classroom. The setting is typically 1:1 or 1:2. Students may take classes in language, math, and/or ADHD. The cost of language and math is $4000 for each course. ADHD is $2000. The Able Center accepts ESA+ grants. 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