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Special Achievements

Standardized Testing

Aletheia students consistently achieve above the national average, and even other private Christian schools accredited through the Association of Christian Schools International.  Test scores are evaluated each year for areas of improvement by grade, subject, and individual student achievement.

AP Classes

Our AP Literature and Composition and AP Language and Composition classes, taught by Mrs. Everett, are the first AP classes we offered on site.  With her excellent instruction, our pass rate for the national AP exam is 86%.  The most recent AP report shows that only 58% of students normally pass the AP exam. That is impressive!

In 2021-2022, we added an AP Computer Science Principles class taught by Mrs. Taylor wherein students learn coding and other important computing skills, which will help prepare them for their technologically-challenging future.

Our on-site AP class selection will expand in the coming years, and we look forward to more student success.

Students may take other AP classes through Florida Virtual School, and a variety of these classes are currently available.

Special Student Achievements

Mitchell Brown Recognized as National Merit Commended Scholar AND National Hispanic Scholar

Congratulations to Mitchell Brown! He was recognized as a 2017-2018 National Merit Commended Scholar AND a National Hispanic Scholar!  He scored in the top 2.2% of the 1.5 million students who took the PSAT in October 2016.  IN ADDITION, He ranked in the top 5,000 academically outstanding students from the more than 250,000 Hispanic/Latino juniors who took the PSAT/NMSQT test. This impressive honor will greatly impact his scholarship eligibility at colleges nationwide. Mitchell is an outstanding Aletheia student and leader, and we are so proud of him.

 

Bella Shields Recognized as a Commended Scholar with the National Merit Scholarship Program

We are so proud of Bella Shields who achieved the award of Commended Scholar with the National Merit Scholarship Program in 2022! Bella scored in top 5% nationally among juniors who took the PSAT/NMSQT in October of 2021. Bella is a hard-working self-starter who is a natural leader. She has served Aletheia as Student Government Chaplain for two years and has participated in Student Leadership University. We are proud of Bella and excited to see what great things God has in store for her future!

 
Matthew Day Accepted to West Point!

We are so proud to announce that one of our graduating seniors, (Class of 2012) Matthew Day, was accepted into and now has graduated from West Point Military Academy!  Matthew was a student at Aletheia for fourteen years.  He has grown into a responsible and dedicated young man who has shown leadership and excellence in his life. 

The United States Military Academy, founded on March 16, 1802, is a college that educates, trains and inspires the Corps of Cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country. Each graduate has the essential attributes for professional growth throughout a career as a U.S. Army officer. West Point graduates earn Bachelor of Science degrees and are commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Army.

West Point is a place that cadets remember with pride for the rest of their lives.  Keep Matthew in your prayers as he will soon experience the demands and thrills of life as a West Point cadet.

 

2014 Youth Scholarship Award Winner Zachary Weidlich

Electronic Security Association of Florida announced the winners of the 2014 ESA of Florida Youth Scholarship Award.  The winners stood out among some of the brightest and most talented children of law enforcement officers and fire fighters from all across Florida.  There are three scholarships in the following amounts:   1st Place – $2,500; 2nd Place – $1,000; 3rd Place –  $500

First Place – Zachary Weidlich, son of Jason Weidlich, Captain with the Pensacola Fire Department.  Zachary attended Aletheia Christrian Academy where he graduated at the top of his class.  Zachary’s essay about the role his father had in his life touched on his character.  Zachary wrote, “Good character is not learned by hearing; rather, it is acquired by example.  Having a dad who is a firefighter has had a defining role in the shaping of my life.  For the entirety of my life, my dad has been the type of man who leads by example.  He consistently shows initiative to make his department, his community, and his family better by showing unfaltering initiative, sacrifice and commitment.

Zachary was also heavily involved many extra-curricular activities such as cross country track, pianist for weekly school chapels and special events, co-leader of bible studies, and volunteering in many church and community services.

Amelia Breitling won State Competition!

The Voice of Democracy is an annual speech competition for scholarship money sponsored by the VFW.  Amelia won her local Post 706 competition and advanced to the District 1 level where she also took first place, with the theme “Does My Generation Have a Role in the Future of America?”  Of the 4,500 competitors in the state, 23 districts competed at the state level and Amelia was announced the first place winner.  She received over $3,000 in scholarship money and won a trip to Washington, D.C. where the national winners were announced.  She also won a trip to the Valley Forge Freedom Foundation Youth Summit for the summer. 

Amelia was a Senior at Aletheia, Class of 2011, and was a student here since Kindergarten with her brother, Alex, who is also an Aletheia graduate.  Her parents are Hal and Sandi Breitling.

We are so proud of Amelia’s numerous accomplishments, and wish her the best as she continues to excel in her new role as a Special Education Teacher.  Way to go, Amelia!!

2011 Varsity Basketball Team Takes National Championship!!

After a successful 2010-2011 basketball season playing for Aletheia, our varsity boys took second place in the Panhandle Christian Conference and traveled to Dayton, Tennessee, for the National Competition for Division IV.  They won decisive victories and won a spot in the championship game against the odds-on favorites, Hamilton Heights Christian School from Chattanooga, TN.  After an incredibly action-packed and fast-paced game, during which the commentators repeatedly expressed admiration and amazement at our boys’ skills, Aletheia and Hamilton Heights were tied and went into overtime.  During the four-minute overtime, Aletheia pulled out the win — 98-91!

Several of our players were recognized as All-Tournament players — Kyle Colborn, Ben Everett, Kevin Wiggins, and J.D. Lowery.  Josh Jones was awarded the game’s Most Valuable Offensive Player, and Patrick Everett was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player!

All of our players performed well, and we are so proud of them!  What a legacy to leave for our Aletheia Lions!