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Dec 01

Appalachian Christian Academy/Early Learning Center Has Growth

BY NIKKI PATTERSON

Brayden Gregory, fourth grade, and Emily Hubbard, third grade, helped with community service pre-COVID.

Airivyn Walling (front), Briley Griffitts (back), Jace Gambrel, and Lilah Davison are students at the early learning center during snack time.

The rural Appalachian area is growing with opportunities to provide faith-based education to the economically challenged communities.

The mission of Appalachian Christian Academy (ACA), located in Manchester, Ky., is to “show children Jesus, nurture their love for Him and others, teach them to think, and empower them to serve.”

ACA has two main programs in Manchester, their school and their childcare center. The academy provides education for children in grades K-8, while the childcare center is an early learning center for children ages 2-5 years old. Each program consists of a Bible-centered, integrated learning experience.

Educators and caregivers at ACA Early Learning Center are dedicated to maintaining an environment that encourages discovery, promotes development of the whole self, and allows students to pursue a love for knowledge while training the students for eternity.

Kentucky–Tennessee | December 2020

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