The Twenty-first Century Scholars Program began in 1990 as Indiana's way of raising the educational aspirations of low and moderate-income families. The program aims to ensure that all Indiana families can afford a college education for their children.  If your family is income-eligible, the state will provide 4 years of college tuition at an Indiana college.  Follow the link below to see if your family is eligible to apply.  You can now apply on-line!  Students may apply during 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.

http://www.in.gov/ssaci/2345.htm

Do you have an extra bedroom?  Would you and your family like to make a difference in a child's life?  Would you like to learn about a different country and culture?  Maybe you would like to consider a foreign exchange student!  Please call Shannon McCoomb (260 723-4314), Carl or Toni Willmert (260 982-6761) or LCA (267-7265).

The LCA Board and Administration welcomes Bryan Brumbaugh and Charles Lee to the teaching staff at LCA. Mr. Brumbaugh will be teaching co-ed PE.  Mr. Lee will be teaching the upper level sciences.  Both teachers are recent graduates of Grace College.  Please pray for them as they begin this new endeavor in their lives!

We only have $49,566.00 to go! Thank you parents and other generous donors!  Praise the Lord!    How awesome is that!  Please keep praying and giving!  Thank you all!!!

Ms. Katherine Cech was healed and is at home with the Lord!  She died on May 28th at 7:12 pm.  Ms. Cech has been battling cancer for the last 7 months.  We are saddened by her passing but rejoice that she is now dancing in the streets of heaven with her Lord and Savior!

  The Curious Savage  is a classic, and a staple of theatres around the country.  It’s a timeless piece, written by John Patrick in 1950.  I’m surprised it has taken me this long to become acquainted with it.  It’s the kind of play that grows on you every time you read it.
Every year I am more and more aware of the wonderful and creative students we have at LCA!  The biggest danger as a teacher and director is to underestimate their insight and talent.  This cast has put an exclamation point on that truth.

The cast and crew have grown to appreciate each other like a family over the past couple of months.  They have worked hard to give you the best show possible tonight.  The seniors will be greatly missed.  Their leadership and commitment to this production and the drama department have been an example for the underclassmen to follow.

The story you are about to see is primarily a comedy, but there are many poignant sentiments as well.  Be prepared to be touched by the human spirit and reminded that your relationship with others is infinitely more valuable than the things you may accumulate in life.

Enjoy the show!

 

Review by Mr. Timothy Yocum, world famous director and critic

In Chapel on Thursday, the students presented a check to Ms Cech to help her with her medical bills for her cancer treatments.  The students raised the money by selling Ms Cech Tshirts.  View more pix under Photo Albums, under School!

We have raised $85,000 of the $200,000 that we need to finish out the year.   Please continue to pray for God's provision and continue to give as God leads!    Thanks very much. 

New site to try.  Seems the second old one did not work either.

Joelw91.mediashare.com