Central Maine Christian Academy

From the Principal’s Desk

“ There is a time for everything, a season for every activity under heaven….”
(Eccles. 3:1)

As we prepare for the end of the school year, enrollment, and next year, let us remember that God’s timing… Continue reading →

From the Principal’s Desk

“The riches of God’s grace that He lavished on us…” Ephesians 1:7-8

 The enclosed Christian School Comment addresses an important subject, especially during re-registration time, with many of us going through some difficult times. It… Continue reading →

From the Principal’s Desk

March is Christian School awareness month and registration time. Our teachers strive to integrate the Christian faith into every part of learning that takes place during the school day. The Christian School Comment illustrates some of… Continue reading →

“Train up a child to chose the right path…” (Prov.22:6)

From the Principal’s Desk

“You are the salt of the earth…You are the light of the world…let your light shine before men…   (Matt. 5:13, 14,16)

The enclosed Christian… Continue reading →

From the Principal’s Desk

“And she shall bring forth a son and He will be called Jesus, for He shall save His people from their sins.”

(Matthew 1:21)

The enclosed Christian School Comment reminds us why we celebrate the gift… Continue reading →

Hello! Below you will find the supply lists needed for your child’s classroom. You will need to download and install Adobe Reader to open and print the supply lists below:

• Preschool & Kindergarten
• Grades 1st, 2nd,3rd
• Grades 4th, 5th,6th
• Grades… Continue reading →

From the Principal

“I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you and watch over you.” Psalm 32:8

Maybe you’re like me and have had some unanswered questions about the events that have occurred in your life these past few months and you’re uncertain as to what to do about them. Maybe you’re concerned about future events and how they will affect your life and those around you.  I’ve been there and still am! 

Yet, I’ve found some wonderful consolation that gives me peace during these uncertain times, when I want to look ahead and know that everything will turn out all right. This summer, as I’ve been studying what God’s Word says about wisdom, over and over again I’ve been impressed with the fact that God knows my future and has it all under control, and if I look to Him and listen to Him, waiting on His direction, it will all be taken care of.   

As we look towards the new school year, let’s pray for His wisdom. His care may not be what we think is best for us, but, ultimately, in the end, I think we will all come to realize that His ways are better if we wait on Him and listen to His counsel.

I hope that all of you, parents, students, and staff members, have a blessed ending to the summer. Let’s pray for a wonderful beginning to a new school year! Continue reading →

On March 30, the House approved, by a vote of 225–195, bill HR 471 to reauthorize the Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP) for students in the District of Columbia. I travel to DC often in my role as a board member for the Council for American Private Education, and I find one of the slogans on many license plates there quite interesting: “taxation without representation.” Because DC does not have a vote for a representative to either house in Congress, it is much easier for Congress to vote to approve school choice legislation, such as OSP, which includes private and religious schools.

Research proves conclusively that school choice and vouchers in particular are a huge success. Continue reading →

From the Principal’s Desk

“ There is a time for everything, a season for every activity under heaven….”(Eccles. 3:1)

As we prepare for the end of the school year, enrollment, and next year, let us remember that God’s timing is perfect. The secret to having peace in our lives is to trust in His timing and accept it. If we doubt that God is at work, then we can resent the unexpected happenings that come up in our lives and school. Over the years, Continue reading →