Emmanuel Christian Academy is proud to present its annual Black History Program on Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 6:30PM in the Worship Center. Each year, we bring students, families, and community members together for an inspiring celebration of heritage, resilience, and achievement. This program stands as a reminder of the rich legacy that shapes our nation and the responsibility we share in carrying that legacy forward.
This year’s theme highlights the power of storytelling—honoring the voices, leaders, and everyday heroes who have influenced history and continue to impact our world. Students from every grade level will participate through music, dramatic presentations, and historical reflections. Their performances will showcase not only their talent, but also their growing understanding of the significance of Black history in shaping faith, culture, and community.
Students are expected to arrive by 6:15PM and wear the following:
PreK3 - Kindergarten - Costume is provided by EEC
Grades 1st - 3rd - Living Museum Costume/Outfits
Grades 4th - 8th - All Black w/Kente Cloth Accents or full African Clothing
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On Thursday, February 12, 2026, our 6th–8th grade art students stepped outside the classroom and into the inspiring world of the Akron Art Museum. This visit offered a powerful extension of our curriculum, giving students the chance to experience art in ways that challenge, surprise, and deepen their understanding of creative expression.
During a guided tour led by the museum’s knowledgeable docents, students explored a variety of acquired works that pushed them to consider how artists use their voices to address real‑world issues.
Exhibits highlighted themes such as environmental concerns, mental health, domestic violence, and philanthropy—showing students that art is not only something to look at, but something that speaks, questions, and advocates.
Students were actively engaged throughout the visit, participating in thoughtful discussions and hands‑on activities designed to help them connect personally with the artwork. These cultural experiences play an important role in helping young people build awareness, empathy, and confidence as they navigate unfamiliar environments and perspectives.
This experiential learning opportunity encouraged students to think beyond the textbook and begin forming their own answers to a timeless question: What is art? We are proud of the curiosity, respect, and insight they demonstrated during this meaningful day of learning.
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Dear Parents,
Due to the dangerously low temperatures, Emmanuel Christian Academy will be closed on Friday, January 30, 2026. Thank you.
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Dear Parents,
Due to the dangerously low temperatures, school will be closed for Thursday, January 29, 2026. Please stay safe and warm!
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Due to the dangerously low temperatures, Emmanuel Christian Academy will be closed on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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Dear Parents,
Due to the current winter storm and forecast for dangerously low temperatures on Tuesday, Emmanuel Christian Academy will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, January 26 and 27, 2026.
Thank you.
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