President                                  Matthew Day

Vice-President                      Patrick Everett

Secretary                                  Hannah Cerniglia

Treasurer                                 Andrew Seibert

Chaplain                                    Jesse Chasser

Student Life

Our students experience many creative things at Aletheia.  From weekly chapel services to drama and school-wide celebrations, Aletheia’s students can make many memories!

Clubs

Aletheia Christian Academy has clubs for high school students which meet during the school day.

Bible Fellowship meets weekly during lunch and is student led. It is a service club as well as a devotion and prayer group.

Girls lunch time Bible study meets weekly and includes girls from 7th -12th grades. The older girls mentor the younger girls during this time of fellowship.

Drama Club meets at lunch and occasionally after school during productions.

Supply Lists

Please click on the following links to view supply lists for your Elementary or High School students.

Pre-Arranged Absences

Middle and high school students should fill out a 7th-12th Grade Pre-Arranged Absence form to get assignments from their teachers if they will know ahead of time that they will be missing school.  This form should be signed by the Administrator and all work completed when the student returns to school.  Elementary school students should fill out an Elementary Pre-Arranged Absence form and follow the same procedures.

Student Leadership University

Our students have been blessed to have participated in recent years in Student Leadership University’s programs.

The vision of SLU is one that is optimistically looking forward towards the goal of empowering, enabling, and equipping students around the globe to rise to the call of leadership, along with training students to be able to adequately respond to the challenges presented by today’s culture.  Like Aletheia, they wish to train up tomorrow’s leaders to be passionate about Jesus Christ and to live in truth.

SLU101 was held in Orlando, Florida, and is patterned after Fortune 500 leadership seminars.  It challenges students to improve their leadership skills, expand their faith, and learn about Christian worldview.  SLU 201 is held in Washington, D.C.  It gives students an in-depth look at the foundation of our country, its history and beliefs.  Besides meaningful visits to monuments and museums, students participate in events such as breakfast with the National Press Club, Congressional receptions, and seminars led by leaders of today.

We have sent students to SLU301, which is held in Europe and France.  Students who attend are exposed to history in a new way as they experience such places as the beaches of Normandy, Stonehenge, museums, and Christ Church.

Special Student Achievements

 

Amelia Breitling wins State Competition!

The Voice of Democracy is an annual speech competition for scholarship money sponsored by the VFW.  The theme this year was “Does My Generation Have a Role in the Future of America?”  Amelia won her local Post 706 competition and advanced to the District 1 level where she also took first place.  Of the 4,500 competitors in the state, 23 districts competed at the state level and Amelia was announced the first place winner.  She has received over $3,000 in scholarship money so far and has won a trip to Washington, D.C. where the national winners will be announced on March 6th.  She also won a trip to the Valley Forge Freedom Foundation Youth Summit for this summer.  If you wish to read her speech, please click here.

Amelia is a Senior at Aletheia, and has been a student here since Kindergarten, as has her brother, Alex, currently in the 8th grade.  Her parents are Hal and Sandi Breitling.

We are so proud of Amelia’s numerous accomplishments, and wish her the best as she competes nationally.  Way to go, Amelia!!

Varsity Basketball Team Takes National Championship!!

After a successful 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 way to end an exciting season of basketball!

The Pensacola News Journal wrote a great article about the victory.  To read it, please click here.

Sydney McDaniel is a national finalist!

Seventh grade student, Sydney McDaniel, has been named one of five national finalists in the Backyard Game of the Year Playoffs.  She and her mother traveled to New York City to compete in the national competition.  Sydney submitted her self-created game using common household items to compete in the CLIF Kid outdoor play award.  The brand director for CLIF Kid said, “We were excited to see all of the great ideas emerge when kids were given the chance to tap into their imaginations.  It was hard to pick the top five from the number of inventive and dynamic games, but we can”t wait to see the finalists and all the kids come out to play these games at the park.”

Sydney won the trip, $500 spending cash, a bike and helmet, and a $1000 scholarship from this competition.  The national winner received a $10,000 scholarship.  We are so proud of what she has accomplished!