Cape Fear Christian Academy

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CHAPEL
Cape Fear Christian Academy holds a chapel service every Wednesday in the gymnasium, with faculty, staff, and students. Each week we invite a different speaker to come and lead our service. Once a month we have a student-led chapel that each class has the opportunity to plan.   There are two separate chapel services, one for the lower school which begins at 8:30 am and one for the middle and upper schools at 10:15 am.   Parents and members of the community are invited to come and worship with us.   "The Lord will establish you as a people Holy to Himself, as he has sworn to you, if you keep the commandments of the Lord your God and walk His ways." Deuteronomy 28:9 (ESV)
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BETA
“The purpose of the National Beta Club is to promote the ideals of character, service, and leadership among elementary and secondary school students, to reward meritorious achievement and to encourage and assist students in continuing their education after high school” (www.betaclub.org). Cape Fear Christian Academy’s Beta Club and Junior Beta Club consist of second-semester fifth through twelfth-grade students who achieve and maintain a high academic average. These students volunteer in their communities outside of school. They also contribute their time to various campus-wide organizations such as Student Council and Big Buddies, Little Buddies. In addition, the Beta Club students attend the annual North Carolina State Conference hosted in Greensboro annually where they are given the chance to compete in various creative and academic competitions with other Betas from all over North Carolina. Membership to this club is by invitation only and inductions happen once a year in the spring.
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BIG BUDDIES LITTLE BUDDIES
Big Buddies/Little Buddies is a student-led organization that allows younger, elementary students to interact and have fellowship with high school students. Big Buddies/Little Buddies is a way for high school students to not only have fun and complete activities with the younger students but also mentor and guide them. Schedule of Events: TBD
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BRAIN GAME
Students in grades nine through twelve are eligible to participate on the Brain Game team. Students must be prepared to answer questions about people, history, geography, math, science, literature, fine arts, current events, entertainment, sports, politics, and more. Next Game: TBD 2018 Brain Game Members: Anslee McLamb, Caroline Parker, Dillon Bulter, Kristen Bass, Meghan Taylor, Collin Parker, Taylor Thompson
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HOMECOMING
Students in grades nine through twelve are eligible to participate on the Brain Game team. Students must be prepared to answer questions about people, history, geography, math, science, literature, fine arts, current events, entertainment, sports, politics, and more. Next Game: TBD 2018 Brain Game Members: Anslee McLamb, Caroline Parker, Dillon Bulter, Kristen Bass, Meghan Taylor, Collin Parker, Taylor Thompson
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KEY CLUB
The Key Club is sponsored by the Coats Kiwanis. Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. Key Club allows students to serve their community in many different ways while having fun with friends. It also encompasses the Middle School Builders Club and Lower School K-Kids. Members Brittney Denning, Anna Gurkin, Sarah Ter Meer, Kia Leith, Morgan Wheeley, Wesley Jackson, Callie Johnson, Caroline Parker, Alex West, Bella Alphin, Kristen Bass, Natalia Broscious, Delaney Cumbie, Molly Miazga, Richard Edwards, Jolie Hensley, Reyna Johnson, Anslee McLamb, Cassie McLamb, Avian Newkirk, Kinsey Sutton, Maelee Walker, Thomas Yoo, Kristian Ross Faculty Advisors Amanda Thornton 
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The Upper School Student Council is comprised of a four-member executive committee who is elected each spring by the rising 9th through 12th graders. Shortly after school begins in the fall, each 9th through 12th-grade class elects its own class officers to serve on the executive committee for that academic year. ​ The purpose of the Student Council is threefold: 1. to develop leadership skills among its members, 2. to encourage fellowship and school pride among the student body, alumni, and extended Cape Fear Christian Academy family, 3. to promote our school in the surrounding community.   The Student Council is responsible for many of the activities that make school more than an academic learning environment. Student Council seeks to create an environment where all students feel welcome and are encouraged to develop their unique God-given talents in ways that will build up our community.
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