Annual Review 2012 - Christian Academy School System

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Theater atChristian AcademyFall MysteryThe Understudy,two performancesSpring MusicalRodgers and Hammerstein’sCinderella,four performances, with a90-student cast, live orchestralensemble that included faculty,students and alumniMiddle SchoolSpring Play,Once Upon a Pig Gone WrongChapel SkitsSchool of Fine ArtsWhile Christian Academy offers a variety of courses in musical and visual arts, the creation of theChristian Academy School of Fine Arts brings existing and new offerings together into an expandedand well-defined curriculum. There are many course offerings to allow students opportunities to furtherhone their abilities, while at the same time celebrating Him and inspiring others with their God-giventalents. Classes such as jazz band, honors jazz band, wind ensemble, show choir, concert band, orchestra,chorale, concert choir, mixed choir and many others are very popular, which in 2011-2012 promptedthe need for expansion of the fine arts classrooms space to accommodate the growing desire for theseprograms. The pictures shown on these pages tell just a fraction of the story of the tremendously giftedgroup of students participating in the fine arts program.Since the introduction of musical, performing and visual arts courses at Christian Academy of Louisville,English Station Campus, the number of students has increased from a handful in 1995 with the beginningof a middle school band program to over 500 participants today in 25 offerings.26 Christian Academy School System
Fine Arts atIndianaStudents at Christian Academy ofIndiana have the opportunity toparticipate in art, band, choir anddrama as a part of our fine arts program.This year our instrument and vocalstudents performed several concertsand competed in the ACSI MusicFestival, which was hosted at theIndiana campus.We had 22 students participate insolos or ensembles, all receiving eithersuperior or distinguished ratings.Drama VisualFall “The Play fine arts department Body Text Line saw OnesignificantArsenic development and Old Lace this year. Body Text There Line is Two a renewedSpringenthusiasmMusicalfor the band and choir programsBeauty under and the the leadership Beast of Miss Akin and Mrs.McCarty, respectively.The most prominent growth occurred in the dramadepartment. Under the direction of Mr. Branim,this co-curricular program has flourished withtwo very successful and well-attended programs.The spring musical, Beauty and the Beast, set a newstandard of excellence for the department.”David Arrell,Upper School PrincipalAnnual Review 2012 27
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Page 3: Table of ContentsAbout Christian Ac
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Page 11: Class of 2012 AccomplishmentsChrist
Page 15 and 16: SouthwestElementaryAnna Carson,Elem
Page 17 and 18: David Arrell,Upper School Principal
Page 19 and 20: English StationHigh SchoolChristian
Page 21 and 22: WarriorAthleticsWhat a fantastic fi
Page 23 and 24: CenturionAthleticsDarin Long,Athlet
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Page 29 and 30: DevelopmentJenny Druschke,Director
Page 31 and 32: CenturionAlumni AssociationAdrienne
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Page 37 and 38: Parent InvolvementEnglish Station P
Page 39 and 40: From the BoardMark Lagestee,Chairma

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