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Parenting is tough, and often we feel like we don’t have the right tool for the job. Listen in as all three of Legacy Christian Academy’s division counselors (and occasional outside guests) discuss compelling parenting topics and give you practical, effective tools for your parenting toolbox.
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Friday Oct 23, 2015
Friday Oct 23, 2015
Mrs. Snider shared with us that she approaches her classroom as a conductor leading a symphony. Like her, each teacher at Legacy works to identify their students' God-given strengths and grow throughout the school year, that over a period of time, each student would be confident in who God made them to be! Join us as we discuss what this looks like on a practical level in the classroom!
Friday Oct 23, 2015
Friday Oct 23, 2015
Today we visited with Lane Guthmann, a current senior who first attended Legacy nine years ago when he was in 3rd Grade. We visited with Lane about his campus involvement, including Cross-Country, NHS, LSO, Lower School Unity Coordinator, Club Med, and Evangelism Club. Lane also shared with us his favorite memories from his time in the lower school, and he talked about his favorite teachers Mrs. Bowers and Dr. Stone.
Thursday Oct 15, 2015
Thursday Oct 15, 2015
Today we visited with senior Grace McKeehan. As a teenager, Grace is an accomplished rock climber who currently holds both a national record and international title. As a 9-year Legacy student, she loves her teachers and the relationships they have with her in and outside of class. Tune in to learn more about a truly wonderful young lady!
Friday Oct 02, 2015
Friday Oct 02, 2015
We visited with Coach Embry to discuss tonight's Varsity Football game against Tyler All Saints. Be sure to tune in to legacyca.com/live for LIVE coverage of tonight's game!
Thursday Oct 01, 2015
Thursday Oct 01, 2015
Dylan Beams recently released his first EP on all major digital music platforms, including iTunes, Amazon, & Spotify. You can download Hourglass at on iTunes here. If you haven't had the chance to meet this senior who has attended Legacy since he was in PreK, you'll want to tune in and learn more about Dylan's passion for singing and who sparked it. Upon graduation, Dylan hopes to pursue medicine and business while attending Baylor University.
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
We visited with Sandra Clark, Fine Arts Director, about the upcoming Fall Choir Concert on October 5 at 7:00pm at the Legacy Christian Academy in the Cafetorium. Please make plans to join us for a fun night of Animals, Animals, Animals!
Thursday Sep 24, 2015
Thursday Sep 24, 2015
In this student spotlight episode, we visited with senior Matthew White, who has attended Legacy for 14 years! In addition to running cross country, Matthew plays trumpet in the Screamin' Eagle Marching Band and will help construct this year's robot for the BEST Robotic competition. Matthew discusses his favorite Legacy memories and teacher as well.
Wednesday Sep 23, 2015
Wednesday Sep 23, 2015
In this Athletic Spotlight, we visited with Scot McCollum, Junior High Football Coach. Scot, now in his 8th year at Legacy, spoke about both junior high football teams, as well as the overall goals of the program, both on the field and off the field. Furthermore, he shared his heart for coaching: training up young men, as well as the joy of working with them from the time they enter junior to when they cross the stage at graduation.
Monday Sep 21, 2015
Monday Sep 21, 2015
In this student spotlight episode, we visited with senior Chinwe Appio-Riley, a delightful and driven young lady who has been at Legacy for three years. She leads the BEST Robotics competition for Legacy and is working with Mrs. Hamilton to produce prosthetic limbs for children in need on Legacy's 3D printer!
Friday Sep 11, 2015
Friday Sep 11, 2015
During this Live@Legacy Faculty Spotlight, we visited with Leslie Mida regarding the importance of reading aloud to your child. Our conversation is based on a recent New York Times article entitled Bedtime Stories for Young Brains. The article sites a recently published pediatric study that looked at 3-to-5-year-old children and the effect that reading aloud to them had on the visual part of the brain. Listen in as we discuss the implications this has for your children!