Alumnus Feature || Natalie Fowler

The transition from your hometown high school to the unknowns of college life can be daunting to even the most confident of us. Whether you have a full-ride scholarship and have your entire four (or more) years planned out, or you simply are unsure of what the Lord has planned for you after you cross that stage, gaining insight and encouragement from peers that are a few steps ahead of you can be invaluable. Natalie Fowler, a recent graduate of LCA, provides a glimpse into the life of a freshman in one of the most prestigious colleges in Georgia and offers up valuable advice for parents and students when preparing to take that next step toward God’s call on their lives.

Adam Miller Hired as Varsity Football Coach

The LCA Athletic Department is excited to announce that Adam Miller has been named head coach of the Loganville Christian Academy Lions varsity football team. Having excelled at the college and high school athletics level, Miller brings a depth and breadth of experience to our school.

Miller’s coaching career started at his high school alma mater in South Florida at Coral Springs Charter School.

Robert Parks Honored as LCA’s 2019-2020 Star Student

This evening, the Walton County Chamber of Commerce honored both Robert Parks and his chosen teacher, Tonya Corrente, as LCA’s 2020 STAR Student and Teacher. To qualify for this honor, a high school senior must be in the top ten percent or top ten students in his or her class based on GPA and earn the highest SAT score by the end of the November test date.

Erika Lambert named GISA Teacher of the Year

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In the spring of 2019, the process began to select the Teacher of the Year for the Georgia Independent School Association.  All 164 GISA schools were invited to nominate candidates in the lower school, middle school, and upper school categories.  The Head of School, along with other school personnel, submitted letters of recommendation, and the nominees were asked to write an essay on the topic, “What Teaching Means to Me.”  After a review of the nominees, the finalists participated in an interview process, and the winners were announced at the GISA Annual Conference on November 4, 2019.

Loganville Christian School has the distinct privilege of being home to the lower school Teacher of the Year for 2019, Mrs. Erika Lambert.  Now in her 16th year of teaching (11 at LCA), the number of students whose lives she has influenced is great. “It is an honor to be recognized as Teacher of the Year.  I am thankful that God called me to teach and for allowing me to work with countless students, parents, and educators over the years," says Erika. Erika is an Upper Elementary Lead Teacher and currently a 5th grade homeroom teacher while teaching reading and vocabulary to 4th and 5th grade students. She also teaches in Journey, LCA’s lower school gifted program, is a tutor in LCA’s Barton program, and tutors other students in math and reading.

Erika loves music and singing. She is a member of the LCA Worship Band and leads worship during US Chapel, faculty and staff meetings, and family worship nights. She assists with the lower school Christmas production by working with the soloists and ensembles to help prepare them for their performance.

Loganville Christian Academy extends our warmest congratulations to Mrs. Erika Lambert for this high honor. #wearelca

Exciting Progression to Middle School

Utilizing communication, collaboration, problem solving, and building relationships all while learning content, Loganville Christian Academy’s goal is to challenge students to reach their full potential in every area of their lives. The administration and teachers at LCA are intentional when it comes to learning objectives for the students and how to best accomplish them. Outlined here are several examples of ways that LCA prepares students beyond the traditional textbook methods.

Senior Projects Serve as Capstone

Senior projects are an opportunity for LCA seniors to explore an interest area in order to gain further insight into the area as a potential hobby or career. Students shadow a mentor in the area of interest and learn what it takes to be successful within the chosen field. Mr. Mark Davis oversees the projects and said, “This year students examined many different areas from agriculture, woodworking, various medical fields, advertising, the legal profession, and many, many others. The students presented their findings to a panel that consists of LCA administration and staff.”

Early Childhood Education Program

Throughout the school year, the high school ECE students develop an understanding of the responsibilities of a classroom teacher while observing a teacher in action. This hands-on experience is similar to an internship, allowing students to explore career options prior to declaring their college majors. LCA currently has eleven US students participating in the ECE program, which began in the Fall of 2010.

MISSION:
LCA exists to prepare students academically, spiritually, and socially for God’s call on their lives.

ACCREDITATION:
ACSI, Cognia

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