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LCA Stories
Harper Collins, LCA 4th Grader, Receives WGM Scholarship
Congratulations to Harper Collins, LCA 4th grader, who was this year's recipient of the White, Greer and Maggard Orthodontics Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a student who exhibits exemplary behavior and outstanding achievement in areas such as kindness to others, good citizenship, and service. Read More Here
LCA Mourns the Passing of Mrs. Kathy McKnight
We are saddened to share that our beloved teacher, Kathy McKnight, passed away after a long battle with cancer. Kathy worked at LCA for almost ten years and was a much loved and respected high school math teacher. While we are heartbroken over her passing, Kathy leaves behind a legacy of strength, perseverance, and professionalism. Her love for the Lord and dedication to her students, her LCA colleagues, and our school have made a profound impact on others and on Christ’s kingdom. Kathy will be deeply missed. Please pray for Kathy’s family, as well as the family she formed with LCA and other prior school communities. Read the complete tribute here.
Reflecting on Service Emphasis Week: A Week of Giving Back
Service Emphasis Week, which was held at both campuses from April 15-19, was more than just a series of events; it was a collective effort to amplify the spirit of giving. Throughout the week, students, faculty, and staff came together to emphasize the importance of serving others, both within our school community and beyond. Read More Here
LCA Mourns the Loss of Coach Pete Akatsa
Coach Pete Akatsa, passed away on October 7, 2023 after a long battle with cancer. Pete worked at LCA for more than 25 years and was a respected teacher and soccer coach. He coached not only for LCA, but also for many sports programs in our community. While we are heartbroken over his passing, Pete leaves behind a legacy of character, strength, and perseverance. His love for the Lord, compassionate heart, contagious smile, and sense of humor made an impact on everyone he worked with, taught, or coached. Read More Here
LCA Alum Leads Non-Profit That's a Key Part of New Lexington Program
We’re so proud of our LCA alum, Mason King ('12), CEO of the local non-profit Jubilee Jobs of Lexington, a key part of Lexington's new Second Chances Program. The program was launched on June 27, 2023 and aims to set inmates up for successful futures when they get out of jail. Thanks for being an incredible leader and example of service, Mason! We love seeing our alumni actively making an impact in our community. Check out the news story here.
LCA Community - The Johnson Family
Kenneth and Serriea Johnson chose LCA preschool for their son, Noah, because of the Christ-centered environment and curriculum. "This is where our son is receiving a Christ-centered education along with a nurturing environment." Read More Here