Bible-Based High School -  Whole Child Education
By His Spirit, I am committed to be the dwelling in which Christ lives.  Ephesians 3:17-19

Collaborating with the new LeMoyne Multicultural Center and the Adult Training Facility to build social capital!

Tired of high schools:
...being test-centered
...being absent of prayer and spirituality
...encouraging an anything goes attitude
...discouraging parent involvement
...not meeting your child’s individual needs
...looking good on paper, but not performing 

Our high school is:
...Christ-centered
...instructionally student-centered
...Bible and spiritually-based
...teaching morals and ethics
...encourages strong parent relationships
...catering to individual needs
...mission-directed
...reaching academic potential
...educating the WHOLE teen!

Next Open House:  call for an appt.

Congratulations to senior, Zach Klein, for receiving the Dean's scholarship award and being chosen as a top lacrosse recruit at Wheeling Jesuit University!

Celebrating Hispanic Culture at W&J with Senor PinzÓn

Thank you Zinse for teaching us the African drums!
 
Volleyball sign-ups happening now

Thank you WJPA for the tour and information!

Thank you District Attorney Steven Toprani for your visit to our Government in Action class

Thank you to our recent speakers: Namesake, Pastor Todd Crouch, Pastor Larry Deemer, Mr. Bill Lang, Mr. Doug Bush

Quick ways to help:
1.) Drop your papers off in the recycling dumpster in the back of our parking lot. Please leave shredded paper in plastic bags.

2.) We collect old cell phones and empty ink cartridges for recycling at our location.

3.) Visit Phones for Good website to purchase your new phone and select FLCA as your benefit organization.

4.) We always have Sarris Candy available.

Upcoming:
Missions Club will be begin practices after school starting Tuesday November 9, 2008.

Winter Lacrosse sign-ups now!

Sign ups for fall Spirit Squad & Golf

ACSI Student Leadership Conference
click above or call 724.344.6816

Current Clubs Available
Drama and Mime
Teen Missions Club (open to outside students)
Mathematics League
Boys' and Girls' Soccer
Golf
Volleyball
Yearbook
Student Government

  Mission Statement - We are committed to educating the whole child and guiding an upcoming generation of Christian leaders to continually grow with their first love…Jesus Christ  Revelation 2:4, Mark 12:30, Matthew 10:37

TEEN MISSION CLUB
helping shut-ins, helping churches, community mission work
Every Friday at 3:30PM
 Any teen can join! 
You do not have to be a student at the Academy.  Drama and Mime practice.

As a part of a program dedicated to strengthening academic areas in our students, First Love Christian Academy initiated an Adjunct faculty program which allowed for part-time faculty to work with our students throughout the school year.  This project was financed in part by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community and Economic Development.

"Prayer pulls the rope below and the great bell rings above the ears of God.  Some scarcely stir the bell, for they pray so languidly.  Others give but an occasional pluck at the rope.  But he who wins with heaven is the man who grasps the rope boldly and pulls continuously, with all his might."

                                                                   Charles Spurgeon

 
Please come and pray with us on every third Monday at 6:30
 at First Love Christian Academy, 357 East Maiden Street Washington, PA
To download the Prayer Guide go to: www.acsi.org/~pub and click on "Prayer Guide."

First Love Christian Academy will not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, disability, nationality or ethnic origins in employment practices nor will FLCA discriminate in admissions or activities connected to the school’s operation on the basis of gender, race, disability, nationality or ethnic origins.

First Love Christian Academy will make every attempt feasible to accommodate for employment or enrollment applicants with learning disabilities, special education needs, emotional or other disorders.  This accommodation is not feasible when it might impair the ability to progress in or to operate an effective classroom environment or if it is not possible for the Academy to financially support these needs.  As a result, FLCA has the discretion to determine if the employment or enrollment of these persons would be for the benefit of both themselves and all students.

All students will be on a probationary level for the first quarter.