Yes on Amendment 2
We, as a school system, are in support of a constitutional amendment that would enable our Kentucky Legislative and Executive branches to discuss educational choice in Kentucky.
Christian Academy is in favor of “Yes on 2.”
On November 5, 2024, Kentuckians will have the opportunity to vote Yes on Amendment 2, Kentucky’s Education Opportunities Constitutional Amendment, which aims to provide more educational opportunities for families of kindergarten-12th grade students. This amendment prioritizes students and empowers parents to make the best educational choices for each of their children. Additionally, it ensures the protection of Kentucky’s public school funding and structure.
Our school system is unique in that we have campuses in both Kentucky and Indiana. We can testify how the school choice systems in Indiana directly benefit our families in attending CAI. We hope that Kentucky families will also have the chance for the Kentucky legislature to implement some form of school choice in the future. Voting yes to Amendment 2 would enable them to do so. Polls consistently show that 72% of Kentucky families want school choice, but we must vote!
We created a website that provides detailed information about the benefits of voting Yes on Amendment 2 and answers to frequently asked questions. As a community, we ask that you share this website and encourage others to vote yes on Amendment 2 this November.
Ms. Gross and Ms. Passafiume are ALL IN!
We are incredibly proud of all of our exceptional teachers and, over the next several weeks, we are excited to showcase those chosen by their peers as this year’s ALL IN Outstanding Teacher award winners!
These dedicated educators from across the entire Christian Academy School System have gone above and beyond in their commitment to excellence and in making a positive impact on our students’ lives.
We invite you to join us in celebrating their achievements by making a special gift to support Christian Academy School System, ensuring that our Christ-centered education continues to thrive.
This week, we recognize –
Sarah Gross
Sarah always goes above and beyond for her students and for our school. She cares about each student and their academic, spiritual and emotional needs. Her theme is “You can do hard things!” and doesn’t let the students settle for anything less.
as well as –
Tracy Passafiume
Tracy exemplifies what it means to be a dynamic, Christian educator. Her professionalism, love for the Lord, longevity at CAL and reflection of the school’s mission is truly exemplary. I nominate her without reservation.
Congratulations to both Ms. Gross and Ms. Passafiume!
To support these and all of our exceptional teachers, simply use this link to give online.
Thank you and God bless you and our school!
Final Christian Academy Foundations Workshops for New Families, October 2 and 4
We have two dates remaining for you to choose which Christian Academy Foundations session fits your schedule best.
We ask that at least one parent/guardian attend but we’d love for anyone else to come who has influence with or investment in your child (i.e. grandparents, step-parents, aunts/uncles, etc.).
| Date | Time | Location |
| October 2 | 6:30-8 p.m. | English Station Campus Auditorium |
| October 4 | 8:30-10 a.m. | English Station Campus Auditorium |
Please click here to register.
The campus Armory will be open for you and, as a thank you for your attendance, will be offering a discount.
Please see the following regarding parking and entering the building.
English Station Evening or Morning Session – Please park in the visitor lot on the left when facing the school from the main drive. Enter through the main entrance. Morning session attendees will stop at the desk to check in with a valid driver’s license or ID. The Armory will be open after both of these sessions.
We are so thankful God has brought your family to Christian Academy and we take that responsibility very seriously.
We look forward to meeting you!
Election Season Devotional #2
Christian Academy Statement: As we enter into another election season, we want to remind our school community that the Christian Academy School System is partisan only to the Bible and our shared Biblical and Foundational Statements. We support each person’s right to vote as led by God’s Word and the Holy Spirit. In keeping with our school, parent and employee partnership commitment, we have agreed to treat our neighbors with respect and honor, as fellow image bearers of God, including engaging in responsible discourse. Christian Academy is firmly dedicated to promoting unity rather than divisiveness in all aspects, including politics.
With this statement in mind, I would like to introduce the second of four devotional thoughts on how we, as Christians, can positively affect our community. Recently, I was introduced to the term “responsible discourse.” How can we share thoughts and ideas and even have conversations when we disagree? As always, the Bible has the answer.
Mr. Bryce Hibbard, Head of Schools, (bhibbard@caschools.us) shares his thoughts and reflections on the power of words. How do we have responsible discourse without fear of hurting the Gospel message?
New Biblical Unity YouTube Release – Eighth Grade and High School Field Trips
Watch our NEW unifying YouTube video – Eighth Grade Berea Trip.
On our Berea field trips, we will enjoy a stop at Buc-ee’s, visit Downtown Berea, visit Berea College, have lunch at Chick-fil-A and more!
- Dates: CAL – Tuesday, October 15; CAI – Tuesday, October 22 (all day)
- Cost: $20 (not including lunch)
- Just 20 student spots available per trip.
- Permission slips are available at the front desk of your school offices. Completed permission slips and payments secures spots. First come, first served.
Watch our NEW unifying YouTube video – High School Cincinnati Trip
On our Cincinnati field trips, we will visit the Holocaust and Humanity Center, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, have lunch at Chick-fil-A and more!
- Dates: Thursday, October 17 (all day); Friday, October 18 (all day)
- Cost: $40 (not including lunch)
- Just 12 student spots from each school available per trip.
- Permission slips are available at the front desk of your school offices. Completed permission slips and payments secures spots. First come, first served.
These field trips were created to inspire and educate our students in our school system-wide pursuit of Biblical Unity. They will be exposed to historic examples of times when God miraculously unified people and times when people failed to obey God’s commands to pursue unity.
Psalm 133:1, NIV – “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!”
Please subscribe to our Biblical Unity at Christian Academy YouTube page to receive more unifying videos when they release.
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New Biblical Unity YouTube Release – We Unify Groups
Watch our NEW unifying YouTube video – We Unify Groups.
These groups are for all high school / middle school students who want to participate in some unifying initiatives within our schools. Please check with your in-school We Unify leaders for meeting schedules.
We Unify Leaders (along with Director of Biblical Unity, Mr. Deon Parker):
CAI High School
- Mr. Ty Barnett
- Mrs. Jenny Davison
- Mrs. Shaelyne Meadows
CAI Middle School
- Mr. Ty Barnett
- Mrs. Jenny Davison
- Mrs. Tasha Irving
- Mrs. Stephanie Graves
CAL High School
- Mrs. Ace Hubbard
- Mrs. Amy McConnell
- Mrs. Alicia Nunez
- Mr. Nickolas Turner
CAL Middle School
- Mr. Andrew Gowans
- Mrs. Melissa Patrick
- Mrs. Jessica Saunders
Psalm 133:1, NIV – “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!”
Please subscribe to our Biblical Unity at Christian Academy YouTube page to receive more unifying videos when they release.
Three Dates Remaining for Christian Academy Foundations Workshops for New Families
We have three options remaining for you to choose which Christian Academy Foundations session fits your schedule best. Friday morning is our last time to be on our Indiana Campus so please see Superintendent Darin Long’s short video and RSVP for either our Indiana or Kentucky sessions.
We ask that at least one parent/guardian attend but we’d love for anyone else to come who has influence with or investment in your child (i.e. grandparents, step-parents, aunts/uncles, etc.).
| Date | Time | Location |
| September 20 | 8:30-10 a.m. | Indiana Campus Auditorium |
| October 2 | 6:30-8 p.m. | English Station Campus Auditorium |
| October 4 | 8:30-10 a.m. | English Station Campus Auditorium |
Please click here to register.
The campus Armory will be open for you and, as a thank you for your attendance, will be offering a discount.
Please see the following regarding parking and entering the buildings.
Indiana Campus Morning Session – Please park in the “commons” lot, drive around to the back of the building, park, then walk up the sidewalk to the middle school/high school entrance. Someone should be available to direct you. Check-in at the receptionist’s desk. The Armory will be open after the session.
English Station Evening or Morning Session – Please park in the visitor lot on the left when facing the school from the main drive. Enter through the main entrance. Morning session attendees will stop at the desk to check in with a valid driver’s license or ID. The Armory will be open after both of these sessions.
We are so thankful God has brought your family to Christian Academy and we take that responsibility very seriously.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Election Season Devotional #1
Christian Academy Statement: As we enter into another election season, we want to remind our school community that the Christian Academy School System is partisan only to the Bible and our shared Biblical and Foundational Statements. We support each person’s right to vote as led by God’s Word and the Holy Spirit. In keeping with our school, parent and employee partnership commitment, we have agreed to treat our neighbors with respect and honor, as fellow image bearers of God, including engaging in responsible discourse. Christian Academy is firmly dedicated to promoting unity rather than divisiveness in all aspects, including politics.
With this statement in mind, I would like to introduce the first of four devotional thoughts on how we, as Christians, can positively affect our community. If we are feeling stress, anxiety or even doubt in our national political season maybe these biblical reflections can grant us peace.
Mr. Deon Parker, Director of Biblical Unity, (dparker@caschools.us) poses some very good questions and reminders in our first devotion. What does the Bible say about national leaders and how we should view them?