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Why choose ECA for your child?

ECA attracts families who seek academic excellence and who also want a partner in the reinforcement of strong spiritual standard and family values for their children. ECA can help parents make a private Christian education an affordable option. We partner with our parents!

Why choose Ecca?

ECA can help parents make a private Christian education an affordable option. We partner with our parents! We challenge our students to think critically and biblically preparing them for their life’s calling.

How do parents/family members access TouchNet?

To access TouchNet, your student must grant you as an authorized user. As an authorized user, parents/family members will receive email notifications of new billing statements, view and print billing statements, make online payments, and gain access to the eBill system by logging into TouchNet.

What is the mission of Emmanuel Christian Academy?

The mission of Emmanuel Christian Academy is to provide instruction in God’s Word and conventional instruction that meets or exceeds State standards for all who desire a biblical foundation: and to serve students who are historically defined as “at-risk” and those who are underserved in traditional systems ...

What does Emmanuel Christian Academy believe?

school shall be Emmanuel Christian Emmanuel Christian Academy believes that Christian education is a guide to every aspect of life. “Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it.”. Proverbs 22:6 Academy Instruction In God's Word.

What is stop motion animation?

Continuing to expand their knowledge of STEAM processes and careers, our campers became short film animators using stop motion technique. In this process objects are physically manipulated in small increments between individually photographed frames so that they will appear to exhibit independent motion or change when the series of frames is played back.

What did campers do with toilet paper rolls?

Along with creating Stop Motion videos, campers investigated sound making amplifiers out of toilet paper rolls and plastic cups before visiting the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Oak Hill Trail where they studied different habitats and used sound to identify animal type and distance.