According to the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), influenza activity continues to be geographically widespread in the state for the seventh consecutive week. Please read the information below to better understand how to protect yourself and your family from the influenza virus. A child with Influenza may return to school 24 hours after… Read more »
Senior Lauren Zwolenkiewicz signed her athletic commitment letter today to play soccer at D’Youville College. Congratulations to Lauren and CCA is praying for a successful career!
What is your favorite memory with your father, mother, or parental influence? Mine is my dad holding me in the pool when I was learning to swim. The strong secure arms around my waist allowed me to move around freely without sinking. Sort of like the training wheels on my bike, they were my security…. Read more »
When isn’t a standard a good thing? Standards are definitely appreciated when it comes to the engineering and design of complex systems. Where would roadways, buildings, and homes be without a code of excellence? Isn’t the mind of the learner far greater and more valuable? Recognizing the value of a standard begins in the elementary… Read more »
CCA senior Singo Leukeuneu was presented with her 1000th point game ball last night during their game against Sweet Home. She is pictured here with her her two coaches from last season, Tawan Slaughter and Jiliya Johnson.
Singo Lekeuneu led Christian Central Academy with 30 points as it defeated Buffalo Seminary, 50-45, Friday at Villa Maria for the Monsignor Martin Association Class B Division championship. Read Full Story
Josh Tyson’s main goal of his high school basketball career was to score 1,000 points and the Christian Central Academy 6-foot-2 senior guard/forward achieved it in the Crusaders’ 66-50 road win over Archbishop Walsh Feb. 14. Read More Here
This morning we had another beautiful sunrise and another chance to share devotions on the beach. God is an amazing artist. We were challenged by Mr. Wade to make sure your faith is not a feeling. Feelings change but faith stands strong no matter what is around us. He also told us that we had… Read more »
Our day started with morning devotions on the beach. About half of the class wanted to watch the sunrise. What a beautiful way to start our day. This morning we went to the capitol, Santo Domingo. While on our way we passed by where Columbus landed back in 1492 when he discovered the Americas. There… Read more »
Today I woke up the earliest I have yet this week: 6:30. To some that might seem like nothing, but when you are spending every second of every day working and ministering it is emotionally and physically draining. I woke up content with the day and night I had prior and excited for the day… Read more »