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from DECATUR HERITAGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 2016–2017

BEING COUNTER-CULTURALOur Leadership

Mr. Scott Mayo HeadmasterMr. Jeremy Jones K-12 Chief Learning LeaderMr. Michael Holiday Assistant PrincipalMr. Ty Patterson Athletic DirectorMr. Steve Atchley Facility Manager & Assistant ADMrs. Scarlet Bolan Food Service DirectorMrs. Melissa Ross Guidance CounselorMrs. Heather Sasser Chief Financial Officer

Board of Trustees

Mr. Blake Temple, Chairman Mr. Dan HicksMr. Em Barran Mr. Neal HollandMrs. Blythe Bowman Mr. Stratton OrrMrs. Lyn Cook Mr. Jeff Parker Mrs. Laura Hellard Dr. Jay SuggsMrs. Tricia Heyward Mr. Skip Thompson

Faculty and Staff

Mrs. Patty Annerton Math & SpanishMrs. Paula Armstrong Business Math & Bible Mrs. Noelle Barron KindergartenMrs. Debbie Bishop Second GradeMrs. Dena Blackwood Health RoomMrs. Glenda Briley MusicMrs. Libby Brown Projects CoordinatorMrs. Leigh Ann Chiles Instructional Enhancement FacilitatorMrs. Kathy Coffey First GradeMrs. Debbie Crews Third GradeMrs. Jennifer Densmore ScienceMrs. Amy Francis Financial SecretaryMrs. Beverly Gorden Fifth & Sixth GradeMrs. Teresa Hall Instructional AideMrs. Katherine Helms Government & EnglishMrs. Mary Kay Hodges Media CenterMrs. Amy Holdbrooks Instructional AideMrs. Yvonne Holiday Physical EducationMrs. Sandra Howard ScienceMrs. Carole Janorschke Upper School SecretaryMrs. Donna Jarnagin MathMrs. Rosellen Jones Lower School SecretaryMrs. Karen Keith ScienceMrs. Deanna Knox English & DramaMrs. Tammy Legg Food Service StaffMrs. Becky Linderman Fourth GradeMrs. Amy Little Health RoomDr. Cynthia Lovelace MathMrs. Kerstin Lynch Third GradeMrs. Alyssa Maddox Third GradeMr. Jason Marshall Physical EducationMrs. Melissa McCulloch Writing Enhancement FacilitatorMrs. Julie McGough EnglishMr. Steve Meek Physical Education & HistoryMrs. Connie Murray Instructional Enhancement FacilitatorMrs. Kim Parker Instructional AideMrs. Paizley Peebles First GradeMrs. Leah Reid Fifth & Sixth GradeMrs. Cathy Schmid Fifth & Sixth GradeMrs. Melissa Simpson Food Service StaffMrs. Brenda Smith Second GradeMrs. Sandy Stephenson KindergartenMrs. Sylvia Teague MathMrs. Angie Teichmiller History Mrs. Holly Thompson Athletic SecretaryMrs. Amy Tubbs ArtMrs. Laura Frasher Tuttle Technology & HistoryMr. David Walker BandMrs. Irina Washburn RussianMrs. Barbara Wright TechnologyMrs. Angela Wynn English

SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2016

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 2

Scott Mayo,Headmaster

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As we consider what it might mean to live out our Christian faith in a counter-cultural way, we have to admit that there will be many natural temptations to shirk our responsibilities to be salt and light in that strange new environment. In my last article, I closed with the reassurance that, although this may be new territory for us, God is always there and always working His sovereign will. The testimony of Scripture shows that neither Pharaoh nor Nebuchadnezzar was the ultimate monarch in their kingdoms. This should strengthen and encourage us for the task at hand!

Knowing that we will fight these battles in His strength does not provide the strategy or tactics, though. It is on the daily level of moment-by-moment choices that we also must realize that the challenges have changed. Beginning in our next issue, I will mention just a few of those challenges. However, before charging forth, I would like to offer two cautions and one encouragement.

I Chronicles 12:32 describes the men of Issachar as “…men who had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do…” That is a trait to be coveted for every generation (and is the title of one of the textbooks for our senior Bible class). While certain specifics of an understanding of our time is essentially what I will try to describe this year, I think we need to be careful not to go too far in that regard. The world does not set the agenda for the church. The Gospel is timeless and universally applicable. At each step of our task, we must make sure we do not compromise the message in an effort to be relevant.

In a strange new land, the challenges can seem especially large. Therefore, another temptation is to think that only large solutions will overcome those challenges. One of our students might very well grow up to be a Supreme Court Justice and be involved in a landmark religious liberty ruling. Some Christian school somewhere will be that test case

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“A Tribute to the American Veteran”Monday, November 7

Celebration begins at 8:31am

Invite a veteran to be our honored guest.

NEW FACES IN NEW PLACES

August 9 First Day of SchoolSeptember 5 Labor Day HolidaySeptember 20 Student Half-day DismissalOctober 10 Fall Break HolidayNovember 11 Veterans Day HolidayNovember 21-25 Thanksgiving HolidaysDecember 13-16 Upper School ExamsDecember 16 Classes Dismiss for HolidaysJanuary 4 Classes ResumeJanuary 16* MLK Day HolidayFebruary 20* Presidents’ Day HolidayMarch 7 Student Half-day DismissalMarch 27-31 Spring Break HolidaysApril 14 Good Friday HolidayApril 17* Spring HolidayMay 23-26 Upper School ExamsMay 26 Classes Dismiss for SummerMay 26 Senior Graduation

*Inclement weather make-up days

2016-2017 School Calendar

Dr. Suggs, the newest member of the Decatur Heritage Board of Trustees, is an active surgeon with three daughters and a nephew who attend DHCA. Dr. Suggs has long taught medical students as an associate professor of surgery at the UAB Regional Campus, as well as served as the director of the Huntsville campus of the Alabama College of Medicine and the chairman of the State Council on Medical Education. He is an elder at Decatur Presbyterian Church and is married to Elena.

Decatur Heritage welcomes Mrs. Dena Blackwood. She is a registered nurse who will serve in the health room two days each week and at the front desk the other three. The majority of Mrs. Blackwood’s career was in outpatient surgery. She and her husband Marty have been married for ten years and have two sons, Tanner and Ty. Their family attends Westmeade Baptist Church.

Dr. Cyndi Lovelace has joined the Upper School Math Department. She earned a Ph.D. in industrial and systems engineering with a minor in mathematics/statistics and taught statistical and analytical courses at Calhoun and UAH for 20 years. For the past ten years, she homeschooled her children and taught all subjects for the Classical Conversations middle school program. She and her husband Tim have four children, Jake, Will, Ben, and Addison and attend Decatur Presbyterian Church.

Our band program will be under the direction of Mr. David Walker. He holds a bachelor’s degree in instrumental music education from the University of North Alabama. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in music education at Auburn University. During his twelve years at Master’s Hand Christian School, he taught concert band, jazz band, and guitar. He and his wife Kristy have two daughters, Faith and Grace, and are members of Calvary Assembly.

Dr. Jay Suggs

BEING COUNTER-CULTURAL

“...until he knew that the Most High God rules the kingdom of mankind and sets over it whom he will.” Daniel 5:21b

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CAMPUS EXPANDS!

This summer, we were blessed by the generosity ofboth a donor and the owner, making possible theacquisitionofthepropertyimmediatelybehindtheschool.Thispurchasebringsourtotalcampussizeto50acres. Thisadditionhasbeenpart ofourmasterplanfor years andweareso blessedforit to becomeareality at this time! Above isour architect’s conceptualdrawing fromwayback in2008whenwewerebrainstormingwayswecouldbuildouta50-acrecampus.Inthatwearerapidlyapproachingthetimeforournextcapitalcampaign,thetimingofthispurchasewasperfect!

when a lawsuit is filed, either by an employee or family, over access and accommodation of non-Christian beliefs. Decatur Heritage certainly is not immune to that possibility. On the first day of school I charged our Upper School students to take a more immediate approach, one that they can embody right now, every day. Using Ephesians 4:1-3 and Philippians 2:3-4 as foundations, I urged them to live lives characterized by humility, patience, gentleness, and love. Never underestimate the power of a Christ-like life to effect change!

Finally, the good news is that, while this present culture may seem foreign to us who have never known otherwise, it has been a constant for many of our foreign and home missionaries laboring for the Lord in hostile environments. Much of Europe has been post-Christian for generations. Even in the United States, Christians have found themselves to be tiny minorities in cities and regions. Our approaches and assumptions can be modeled to a more missionary mindset. Being faithful now may move us out of our comfort zones and force us to stretch ourselves. The difference now is that the mission field has come to us – we have no choice but to rise to the occasion!

Decatur Heritage Christian Academy is a 501-C-3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Memorials, honorariums, and gifts may be mailed to DHCA, P. O. Box 5659, Decatur, AL 35601-0659.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Blakely, Emme, Shelton, and Cody

SENIOR

SCOPE

written by Jacob QuinnPresident, Class of 2017

For the past eleven years, we have been eagerly awaiting our senior year. For many of us, these senior classes will be the most difficult ones we have taken in our education thus far, but the challenge is encouraging knowing how far we have come. It is important for us to finish strong and make the most of every class and activity in our final year at Decatur Heritage. I am especially excited about this year’s fall sports. Our DHCA teams had outstanding seasons last year. It is going to be amazing to see how far we go this year! As seniors, we need to lead the way to make the most of every game, match, and meet to support our classmates, cheering them on louder than ever before. Likewise, we should be leaders in chapel, truly worshipping God together as a body each time we meet. This is our time to show what it really means to be a Decatur Heritage Eagle in and out of school, encouraging our classmates, and leading all students to glorify God in all we do and say throughout the year.

Blakely Jones

DHCA Students

Maggie Holsclaw (’17) Shawn Metzgar (’17)

Marilyn Sample (’18) Ian Metzgar (’19) Margaret South (’19)

My name is Blakely Jones and I have been a part of the Decatur Heritage family for over ten years now. Throughout that time, I have had the privilege of viewing the school through several different lenses - a student, a teacher, the daughter of “Mr. Mayo,” and now a parent of two future Eagles. My family moved to Decatur in 2004, the summer before my junior year of high school. I graduated with the class of 2006 and went on to receive my elementary education degree from Athens State University. My husband Cody and I met during our freshman year of college, got married in 2011, and now have two beautiful girls, Shelton and Emme. I am currently staying at home with my daughters and working one day a week at Madison Hospital as a Health Unit Assistant.

As the daughter of a headmaster, I grew up in Christian schools surrounded by Christian peers and teachers and was taught from a Christian perspective. I never took those things for granted, but I also never realized just how much they would impact the rest of my life. During those two short years as a student at DHCA, I learned that everything in life could (and should) be looked at with a biblical worldview- whether that be on the basketball court with Coach Cochran or reading short stories in Mrs. Holland’s English class. In all of my classes, I wasn’t just taught the right answer for the test, but I was taught why and how it applied to my life. Mr. Holiday emphasized how crucial it was to develop an apologetic for my faith. Little did I know that that the countless hours reading, studying, and analyzing for his class would yield far more in my life than just a respectful GPA.

Our class verse my senior year was Proverbs 4:23, “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” This short verse has shaped my entire life. I think back on the knowledge, wisdom, and Christian influences I gained at Decatur Heritage - all that has helped guard my heart as an adult in a world where being a Christian is becoming counter- cultural and looked on in contempt. As a parent, I hope my children will attend Decatur Heritage one day. I want them to be surrounded with Christian influences, learning from a biblical worldview, and developing a strong apologetic for their faith. I want them to use this knowledge to guard their heart and to be prepared to go out as salt and light into this world.

Thank you, teachers, for all you did for me and for what you are continuing to do for your students!

“OUR MISSION is to assist families by providing their children with an education

HERITAGE HEADLINES

5tha t i s exce l l en t and wh ich in s t i l l s B ib l i ca l p r inc ip l e s to gu ide the i r l i ve s .”

Masterpiece Guild supports the talents and energies of our art, music, forensic, and dramatic arts faculty by enhancing our curricular and extra-curricular fine arts programs. In the past, the guild has purchased equipment for the art department, staging pieces for productions, music stands, and a variety of other essentials.

Membership is available at the following levels: Fan ($25), Patron ($50), Orator ($75), Artists Circle ($100), and Producers Circle ($150). Please consider advancing fine arts at DHCA with a guild membership.

Name: ____________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________

List in Program as:____________________________________________________________________________________

Level of Support: __$25 __$50 __$75 __$100 __$150 ___I want to be involved with the Guild

Complete the form, attach your check payable to DHCA Masterpiece,

and return to

DHCA, P.O. Box 5659, Decatur, AL 35601-0659.

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FORENSICS: Forensic Team ACSI Tournament Awards

DRAMA: Spring Play “The Little Mermaid” MUSIC: DHCA Concert Band

ART: Mrs. Tubbs instructs Connor Sivley (’25) on paper mache.

Musical Minutes

Play Audition CampSeptember 112pm to 4pmCafetorium

Activities will include singing, doingchoreography, and reading scripts

AuditionsSeptember 21-22

PerformanceFebruary 17, 18, and 19

Princess Theatre

Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deedsand glorify your Father in heaven.

Matthew 5:16

2016-2017 Library Theme

2016-2017 Book Fair

September 6-12

Watch for details!

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Why We ChoseDecatur Heritage...

Mary andHunter Ward

Come with us to Italy for an unforgettable ten days! InFlorence, see Renaissance treasuresincludingarchitecturalwondersandmasterpiecesof Leonardoand Michelangelo.Shop for Italian leather following a leather-makingdemonstration.TheninAssisi,wewillvisitthemagniEicentbasilicaandwanderdown thewindingstreetstomarvelatartisan crafts. In Rome, we will visit the awe-inspiringColosseumandForum, the enchanting Trevi Fountain, thegrandeur of St. Peter's Basilica's, and the magniEicentVaticanmuseums. Theunparalleled ruinsofPompeiiawaitus:the"ashmummies"intheshadowofVesuvius,thecitrusgroves of Sorrento, and the Mediterranean at beautifulCapri!

Contact Mrs. Howard at [email protected] for details.

We chose Decatur Heritage when Hunter was entering second grade. He attended public school beginning in pre-kindergarten through first grade. I began to notice Hunter was struggling in reading and that’s where my journey began. I searched the internet for any kind of information I could find about Hunter’s specific issues in reading. It began to be very clear to me that Hunter might be dyslexic. I could not find anyone who truly understood what dyslexia meant and how to teach someone who has it how to read. But as I researched, I found that Hunter needed a very specific program to teach him to read. I called and talked with several of my friends who were in education about reading programs geared specifically toward dyslexia. I talked to Mr. Jones about some of the issues that Hunter was having in reading before entering the second grade. Hunter’s teachers, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Chiles, and Hunter’s classmates have been very supportive and understanding of his needs. The first blessing was that Decatur Heritage accepted our family with open arms. The second blessing was when Mrs. Chiles asked me what she could do to help Hunter. Mrs. Chiles embraced Hunter and began teaching him using the Barton reading program. I am forever blessed that Mr. Jones allowed us to find a program that specifically helps children with dyslexia. I have forever been blessed with the families and the children that Hunter has been involved with since beginning Decatur Heritage. I truly feel that God led us to Decatur Heritage to pursue Hunter’s education. Because of the support and encouragement of the teachers, students, and all of the faculty and staff, Hunter is a successful reader. We have encouraged Hunter to embrace his dyslexia and to believe as Eleanor Roosevelt quoted, “You must do the very thing you think you cannot do.” We believe that DHCA nurtures this attitude in all of their students.

Mary Ward

SpringBreak2017TriptoItaly

Washington DC - The Capital Tour

May 2017

Open to 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students

Tour stops include Smithsonian Museums, National Monument,

Arlington National Cemetery, the White House,Mount Vernon, and the Capitol

For more details or to reserve your spot,contact Danielle Solley at

[email protected].

Informational meeting will be announced soon.

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CenterforExcellence

PaintingwithRickie

PotteryBatonFencingCookingBallet

SignLanguage

FlagFootballSoccerKarateDiscGolfArchery

CheerNationCreativeCrafts&Keepsakes TheUltimateBrickChallenge

FallSessions

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Basketball

WELCOME NEW STUDENTS AND FAMILIES

Holland Bevins, 1st gradeson of T.J. and Anna BevinsTate Copeland, 10th grade

son of Andew and Hanna Cole and Mitch CopelandDalton Davis, 11th grade, and Hank Davis, 9th grade

sons of Michael and Julie DavisParker Durham, 4th grade

son of Lindsay Durham and Brandon DurhamJalen Easter, 9th grade

son of William and Sarah KirkJude Ferguson, K5

grandson of Ronald and Emily CrowZoe Gibson, 4th grade

daughter of Jonathan and Kim GibsonZahriya Griffin, K5

daughter of Kelsey MosleyClaire Joseph, 2nd grade

daughter of John and Annah JosephSusie King, 12th grade

daughter of Brent King and Jennifer KingLizzie Latham, 5th grade

daughter of Jeremy and Kimberly LathamKatie Markham, 9th grade

daughter of Dr. Jeff and Denise MarkhamMarlie Reynolds, 4th grade

daughter of James and Marla ReynoldsAdam Runager, 11th grade

son of Joey RunagerZion Sales, 4th grade

daughter of Monica BatesGabe Wallace, 7th grade

son of Mark and Holly WallaceLydia Williams, 7th grade

daughter of Austin and Crystal WilliamsMaysen Dunzweiler, 8th grade

daughter of Jason and Laura Dunzweiler

First Day of School

Enrollment of 408 as of August 15th!

DHPA Parent Associationmeets the first Wednesday of each month at

8:15am in the media center.

Join us!

HERITAGE HIGHLIGHTS

Decatur Heritage Christian Academy is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member in good standing with the Association of Christian Schools International.

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DHCA

Events include:Tailgate for the entire DHCA family

Corn Hole Tournament

Class banner competition

Assembly to introduce court

Pep rally

Crowning of the Queen duringhalf-time of game

Watch for details to be announced!

Spirit Week Activities:

•Tuesday•Class Color Day

Battle of the Classes

•Wednesday•Generation Day

Dance Competition

•Thursday•Guys in Ties - Girls in Pearls

•Friday•DHCA Spirit Day

October 14

2016

FALL SPORTS ARE UNDERWAY.....~~Volleyball~~

September 1Middle school and Varsity at Elkmont vs Elkmont and West Limestone

September 6JV at Westminster

vs Westminster and Randolph

~~Football~~September 1

Varsity at home vs Hackleburg September 6

Middle school at Falkville

~~Cross Country~~September 10

Chickasaw Trails Invitational at Oakville

Home football games will be played at

West Morgan High School stadium

located at 261 South Greenway Drive.

This year’s theme:

Introducing new Volleyball Coaches

Katie AnnertonJV Coach

Coach Annerton is a graduate of Falkville High School and Athens State University. She is currently pursuing a degree in elementary collaborative and will graduate May 2017. Coach Annerton and her son Bostyn attend Fairview, The Grace Place.

Rana HerfurthMiddle School Coach

Coach Herfurth graduated from Calhoun Community College with an associate degree in paralegal studies. Prior to college, she played volleyball for four years at Austin High School. Coach Herfurth is employed by Wisda Law Firm and enjoys, other than volleyball, shopping and fishing.

SPORTS SCENE

Decatur Heritage Christian Academy is a member of the Alabama High School Athletic Association.

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BOOSTERCLUB

Monday, October 3Burningtree Golf Course

For more information,contact Karen Bowling at 256-417-5413

or [email protected].

Join the Booster Club

Forms are available in themain school office.

Volunteers NeededLast year DHCA athletics had a fantastic year: two state Elite Eight teams, four State Final Four teams, one State Runner-Up, five State medalists, and a State Championship in baseball. Even though we had great success in athletics, we have seen a decrease in membership over the last few years. We really need your help in changing that.

Financial SupportOver the years the booster club has contributed over $100,000 to the athletic department and we are happy to announce that the booster club will be covering the cost of the state championship rings for the baseball team.

Attention Grandparents We are also excited to announce a new offer for DHCA grandparents. The “Grandparents Membership Package” will be available for $250 and includes two All Sport Season Passes (allows free admission to all regular season DHCA sporting events) and booster club membership.

DHCA athletics had a fantastic year and with their success comes the need for more and more support from the booster club. We ask that you please review the membership package options and consider joining.

The Eagle Eye Shooting Team placed fourth in the 2016 AIM Grand National Trapshooting Championships in Sparta, Illinois scoring 931/1000.

Team members who competed included Seth Thompson, Clay Shaw, Coach Tony Newton, Abby Terry, Jake Newton, and Robbie Ahlstrom.

Clay Shaw (’17), pictured left, earned fifth place in Junior Division B Class Singles scoring 196/200, received 75 and 100 straight patches in singles, and 6th place in B Class Handicap scoring 98/100. Abby Terry (’20) won third place in Singles Sub-Junior Class B scoring 194/200.

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Holiday 8:15amDHPA MeetingMedia Center

Football ContinuesFull schedule details at

www.dhca.org under “athletics”

Rosellen Jones’ Birthday

Scott Mayo, Glenda Briley,

and Angie Teichmiller‘s

Birthday

Find schedule for cross country meets at www.dhca.org under “Athletics”

Volleyballactioncontinues!Completescheduleavailableatwww.dhca.orgunder“Athletics”

Early Dismissalfor students

Progress Reports available on

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