CHCA Eagle's Eye 2014
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Eagles Eye 2014
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Eagles Eye 2014
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44% of our seniors were recognized with High Honors at this year’s Academic Signing event<br />
“<strong>CHCA</strong> challenged me to think about the kind of person I want to be and the<br />
impact I can have as an individual.”<br />
<strong>CHCA</strong> class of ’14 graduate<br />
Lifers Picnic<br />
(L-R:) Hannah Chait,<br />
Sarah Ottenjohn and Sarah<br />
Cunningham reminisce with<br />
<strong>CHCA</strong> first grade teacher<br />
Mrs. Suzanne Collins.<br />
“Our teachers taught us there are no easy answers.<br />
They made us wrestle with hard questions in every<br />
subject. It’s much more rewarding to think deeply.”<br />
Mr. Bagby and Zachary<br />
Alvarado greet each other.<br />
<strong>CHCA</strong> class of ’14 graduate<br />
<strong>CHCA</strong> seniors flip through yearbooks<br />
from their elementary and<br />
middle school years.<br />
<strong>CHCA</strong> third grade teachers Mrs. Holly Getter and Mrs. Nancy<br />
Anderson catch up with students from years past.<br />
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