Inside this Issue - Coral Springs Christian Academy

Rachel Hage
CSCA holds a great place in my heart. I graduated CSCA in
2005. I started two years of preschool, left and began from third
grade on. I grew up and graduated with some pretty amazing
people there. I currently attend Florida Atlantic University in
Boca Raton, and after changing my major several times, I am
finally settled in the college of business as Finance major. I am
also a substitute teacher at CSCA as well as an alumni tutor
for middle schoolers. I love it because I love teaching. A cool
fact about CSCA now is that Nicole Hage’s banner is still in
the gym and everyone either thinks that I am her because of
my last name or she is some sort of relative. (I take no credit
for her great accomplishments, but my last name gets me celebrity
status--thanks Nicole). I have no idea what the future
holds but I look forward to it greatly. God bless.
Lauren Loney
I attended CSCA all through middle and high school and
graduated with the class of 2005. I have spent the past four
years at the University of Miami and have loved every minute
of it. After changing majors about three or four times I believe
I finally found my niche and will be graduating this May
with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Art. The plan now is
to continue my education and receive my Master’s in Mental
Health Counseling and maybe a PsyD. in Clinical Psychology.
After I get licensed as either a therapist or psychologist I want
to open up my own practice. Until then I spend my time volunteering
where I can, and enjoying the last few months of
undergrad!
James Stultz
I attended CSCS in middle school all the way through graduation
from CSCA as a part of the class of 2005. I had the
opportunity to see our school change in many ways, with
the transformation of our blacktop basketball court to one
of the best gyms in the county as well as being a part of the
founding tackle football team (aka the Band of Brothers). I
am happy to say that I am a CSCA Alum. After graduation
I went to the Coral Springs Fire Academy as well as the Broward
Fire Academy to pursue a career as a Firefighter/Paramedic
with an emphasis on Technical Rescue and Special
Operations. I have recently been hired with the American
Red Cross as a health and safety services instructor focusing
on aquatic safety. There is a possibility that I may be joining
the Air force in the near future as they have been recruiting
me to be an Air Force instructor for the Special Forces, but
only time will tell. I hope all is well with everyone.
Class of 2006
Marcos Medina
I came to CSCA during 7th Grade and I graduated in 2006.
That fall I enrolled at Nova Southeastern University to pursue
a career in Finance. Ever since I enrolled I have been very
active on campus. I became a member of the Kappa Sigma
Fraternity; a group of men who have helped me become a better
student as well as a better friend. I am also a member
of the Finance and Economics Association. I recently got engaged
and could not be any happier. My plan is to graduate
in the spring of 2010 with a major in Finance and soon after
move on to grad school to attain my Masters in Finance.
Andrew Svatek
I came to CSCA during my sophomore year and I graduated in
2006. I was quickly thrown into college life at UCF the summer
after I graduated and loved every minute of it. I met a
great group of guys who had never heard of CSCA but coincidentally
all live in the Pembroke Pines area. After 2 years of
confusion and a lot of random classes, I finally decided on a
major and am currently pursuing Business Management with
a minor in Marketing or Psychology (still undecided on that).
Because I love UCF so much I am currently on the 5.5 year
plan and will hopefully graduate sometime in the summer or
fall of 2010 but possibly the spring of 2011. I still enjoy sports
and spend my free time at the gym and puttering around the
campus frisbee golf course; I may play IM beach volleyball
with my roommate this spring. I would strongly encourage
anyone graduating from CSCA to pursue college in the summer;
it was a great way to meet people and made getting used
to a new place and campus so much easier.
Kristin Gula
I graduated in 2006 and went to Palm Beach Atlantic University
for my freshman year. My parents and sister decided that
they wanted a change of scenery, and moved to Tallahassee. I
went with them, transferring to Florida State University in
the summer of 2007. I’m studying Studio Art, with an emphasis
in photography, and plan on graduating in May 2010. I am
a volunteer leader for a ministry called Young Life and work
with middle school kids. I love it! I spent a month during the
summer of 2008 volunteering at a Young Life camp in British
Columbia, Canada, and it was the best month of my life, hands
down. Excited to see what the future holds.
Aubry-Lynne Siepe
Hey everyone :) I attended CSCA from pre-school until 5th
grade and then moved to New Jersey. I shortly returned and
continued 8th grade until I graduated in 2006 at CSCA. I was
accepted into Virginia Tech and my entire family moved with
me. I only attended VT for a short time before I felt God calling
me to move back in with my family and help out with some
finances. God was watching over me because a few months
after I left VT, the April 16th shooting occurred in a building
I had taken classes in. God is good. I currently live in Fredericksburg,
VA and I love it. I am not back in school yet but
I am paying off some necessary bills so I am able to get back
into school debt free. I am currently working at Capital One
in Richmond, VA. My life is not how I expected it to be but I
love it nonetheless. I am so thankful for all the years I spent
at CSCA and I love all my memories I have. I miss everyone
so much :)
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