Christian Academy Continuous Enrollment for the 2025-2026 School Year

Happy New Year Christian Academy families! We have much to be thankful for this year, from the celebration of Christ’s birth, the start of a new year and the gift of partnership with your family through the Christian education of your children. 

Our school system offers Continuous Enrollment to all of our current students with the exception of our current Junior Academy 4-year-olds. Your child will remain enrolled until graduation if they are a current K-11 student. Also, your child will remain enrolled for the Junior Academy 4-year-old program if they are a current Junior Academy 3-year-old. Current Junior Academy 4-year-old students will need to apply for kindergarten for the 2025-2026 school year in order to continue enrollment.  

Please click here for FAQs about Continuous Enrollment. You may visit the Christian Academy website to view the 2025-2026 Tuition Schedules and/or to learn more about Tuition Assistance.

The only action you need to take is if you choose to withdraw your child’s enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year. If you choose to withdraw you will need to complete the Withdrawal Form that is located in your Web Forms in FACTS Family Portal. If completed by the withdrawal date, the Business Office will not charge the Continuous Enrollment Fee to your account and will terminate your Continuous Enrollment Agreement at the end of the 2024-2025 school year. If you withdraw and at some point wish to return you will need to contact our Admissions Office to see if space is available and for next steps.    

The Continuous Enrollment withdrawal deadline for the 2025-2026 school year is January 15, 2025. After this date, the Business Office will begin finalizing your 2025-2026 FACTS Tuition Agreement. (Monthly payers will be assessed the $50 FACTS Enrollment Fee.) 

All returning families will be charged the non-refundable Continuous Enrollment Fee (per student) which will be automatically deducted through FACTS on February 28, 2025 in addition to any regularly scheduled payments. 

Should you have financial questions, please contact the Business Office at (502) 244-3225 or enrollment@caschools.us

As we look to a new year our deepest hope is to develop your child’s heart for God and help them grow in wisdom, stature and in favor with God and men. We thank you for your trust and continued partnership as we work diligently to ensure every child at Christian Academy is supported unconditionally in a grace-filled environment and develops according to God’s will to impact the world for His glory and Kingdom. 

2024-2025 Board of Directors Nominations

The Christian Academy School System Board of Directors invites you, Christian Academy families, to submit nomination forms for potential Board members who may be called to serve on the Board. As parents of Christian Academy students, you have the regular, personal contact with other parents that allows you to identify those whose hearts are committed to the purpose of Christian education and who may be inclined to serve in this capacity.

The Committee would like to remind you to obtain approval from the individual before submitting their name as a potential Board member. This will help avoid nominating someone who may not have the time or inclination to serve.

Please review the nomination requirements on the nomination form below and prayerfully consider those parents you’ve come to know over the past few years.

The deadline for nominations is Friday, January 10, 2025.

Click here for the online Nomination Form.

 

Christian Academy’s 2024 Hurricane Relief Drive for North Carolina Update

Thank you all for your prayers, donations and care for those in need following Hurricane Helene. Your generosity has made a significant impact and we are truly grateful for each of you. Check out the following quick video showing our donation collection and drop-off process. We are blessed by your willingness to unite with us in this mission to serve others, bringing Glory to God. 

 

Ms. Reinhardt and the Koerber Family are ALL IN!

We continue to pride ourselves on the strength of our community, where current families as well as parents of alumni who have become Christian Academy grandparents alongside educators work together to provide the best for our students. This week, we’re excited to introduce you to another group of families that truly embody what it means to be ALL IN!

Both families, like those before, have fully invested their time, energy and enthusiasm into helping make Christian Academy a thriving community for all. In their heartfelt videos, they explain why their schools mean so much to them and how being a part of the Christian Academy School System has enriched both their family’s journey and their children’s (and now grandchildren’s) educational experience. 

We invite you to meet Ms. Reinhardt from CAL –

 

as well as the Koerber family from CAI – 

 

The dedication of these families provide yet another example of how families like yours also have the potential to make a lasting impact on our school. We hope their stories encourage you to get involved in any way you can, whether by volunteering, attending school events or supporting our initiatives like the ALL IN Annual Fund Campaign.

Every effort, big or small, helps make Christian Academy the exceptional learning environment that it is.

Join the movement and show that you’re ALL IN!

Thank you for being part of this amazing community. Together, we can continue to make Christian Academy a place where students and families thrive.  

Christian Academy School System | Support | Gala | 2025 Save the Date | A Gourmet Experience

The Schmitt and Washington/Bridgeman Families are ALL IN!

Again, at Christian Academy, we pride ourselves on the strength of our community, where families and educators work together to provide the best for our students. This week, we’re excited to introduce you to two more families that truly embody what it means to be ALL IN!

Both families, like those before, have fully invested their time, energy and enthusiasm into helping make Christian Academy a thriving community for all. In their heartfelt videos, they explain why their schools mean so much to them and how being a part of the Christian Academy School System has enriched both their family’s journey and their children’s educational experience.

We invite you to meet the Schmitt family from CAI –

 

as well as the Washington/Bridgeman family from CAL – 

 

The dedication of these families provides another example of how families like yours also have the potential to make a lasting impact on our school. We hope their stories encourage you to get involved in any way you can, whether by volunteering, attending school events or supporting our initiatives like the ALL IN Annual Fund Campaign.

Every effort, big or small, helps make Christian Academy the exceptional learning environment that it is.

Join the movement and show that you’re ALL IN!

Thank you for being part of this amazing community. Together, we can continue to make Christian Academy a place where students and families thrive.  

Christian Academy School System | Support | Gala | 2025 Save the Date | A Gourmet Experience

Election Season Devotional #4

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 in mind, I want to introduce the final of four devotional thoughts on how we, as Christians, can positively impact our community. As a big college athletic fan, my emotions can swing dramatically based on the performance of 18 to 22-year-olds during a game. When “we” lose, I have to remind myself to stay grounded because I often start complaining about every possible reason for the loss: play calling, roster make-up, officials, the uniforms, crowd noise on 3rd down – you name it! I can even find myself already complaining about the future based on just one result.

Mr. Deon Parker, Director of Biblical Unity, (dparker@caschools.us) shares his thoughts and reflections as we approach the final stretch of this election season. How should we respond when we catch ourselves complaining about choices or people? The Bible always provides the answer.