Members of the CPA Class of 2022 celebrated the end of their careers at the Academy during Commencement on campus last week. We congratulate their hard work, integrity, accomplishments, and we pray for their path forward. Students from the Class of 2022 (118 students) will go in 49 different directions next year, attending 43 colleges … More The Class of 2022: where are they headed?
CPA upper school’s journalism and media programs continue to yield high-caliber, creative, engaging bodies of work from students. Both decorated programs have become well-known for rigorous student-led productions and publications. … More Upper school journalism and media programs win top national and state awards
Get to know Instructor of Upper School Life Science Lauren Ovalle … More A Q&A with Instructor of US Life Science Lauren Ovalle
No matter what our students decide to do when they grow up, an additional language can help them progress in their career, gain an awareness of other cultures, and help increase their understanding and knowledge of their own language. But above all, it opens a door for them to share the gospel with others. … More A Q&A with Instructor of Lower School Spanish Ginette Ownby
We sat down for a brief Q&A with fifth grade teacher Amy Tayes. The passion and care she brings to her classroom every day is inspiring. How did your career lead you to CPA, teaching fifth grade?I started my undergraduate degree in business management and quickly realized my Dad was right…teaching was a career choice … More A Q&A with fifth grade teacher Amy Tayes
We sat down with Assistant Head of Spiritual Life Beth Graham to hear more about her story, and how she arrived at her passion for excellence in Christian education at CPA. Can you give a quick background of yourself and your journey to CPA as an educator? How did that experience lead to this role … More A Q&A with Assistant Head of Spiritual Life Beth Graham
An inherent part of the in-person learning experience at CPA Lower School this semester has been learning to adapt. And Kate Laws’ kindergarten class is no exception. Ms. Laws shares her insight with families. … More Adapting in the Kindergarten Classroom
Many in our CPA Community have been praying for our essential workers, specifically those in healthcare that are on the front lines of this virus. Did you know that Christ Presbyterian Academy has over 60 alumni serving in healthcare all over the country? We had the chance to catch up with two alumnae in healthcare: … More Following CPA Alumni on the Front Lines of COVID-19
By Artistic Director Paula Flautt Godspell. The last musical in the Event Center…challenging, fun, inspiring, fitting. And one you shouldn’t miss. Written by John-Michael Telebak and Stephen Swartz, Godspell began in 1970 as Telebak’s master’s thesis project at Carnegie Mellon which he directed for a two week run at the La MaMa Experimental Theatre. A … More Learn Your Lessons Well… Don’t Miss Godspell
Winter weeks are dwindling down and the Academy is buzzing with the excitement and activity of a new semester. Check out this community guide: 8 Things to Know Before Spring at CPA. 1. Stay healthy By now, families are well aware of the germ count rising as cold and flu viruses spread hastily across Nashville. … More 8 Things to Know Before Spring at CPA
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