Activities
Talent Share Night
Each spring C.E.A. students are given the opportunity to share a talent with the C.E.A. family. Students are encouraged to share a recitation, a song, artwork, etc. Classes are also encouraged to provide a group presentation. This is a wonderful opportunity for extended family members to meet the C.E.A. family, and we look forward to Talent Share Night each year.
Chapel
Our high school students participate in a weekly Chapel service. Designed to promote a greater appreciation for worship and a desire to grow spiritually, Chapel is in an important part of our high school program. We pray that this time spent each week will bear eternal fruit!
Key Club
High school students participate in our Key Club. The organization provides our older students with the opportunity to develop leadership skills, plan and participate in community service projects, interact with other Key Club members from across the region, and acquire valuable experiences helpful in college admission and scholarship efforts. It also provides an excellent avenue for social interaction and developing relational skills. Parent volunteers play a vital role in providing Key Club opportunities for our students, and we appreciate their efforts.
Socials
Each class has a parent volunteer who serves as its Social Activities Coordinator. This individual plans several activities through the year to provide social opportunities for students. Two all-school skating parties provide an opportunity for students of all ages to interact.
Field Trips
Field trips are a valuable means of enhancing what is taught in the classroom. Each class has a parent who serves as the Field Trip Coordinator for that group. He/she works with the teacher to plan and execute one or two field trips per semester. Students are expected to participate in these learning opportunities. They are typically scheduled for non-school hours.
Life Of Faith Girls Club
This club is for elementary and junior high girls and meets once a month from noon to 1:45. This group utilizes the Life of Faith material, “which strives to help our young girls to actively, intentionally, and passionately seek to trust God and apply Biblical principles to the issues of daily life.” The club focuses on character qualities and learning to get along with others. These volunteers will plan monthly meetings, which include lunch, a teaching time, a craft, etc. and are responsible for room set up as well as clean up.