After much conversation and consideration, we have completed the “Return to School Safely” plan. It has been provided to our teachers and staff for feedback, planning and discussion, and it has been reviewed and approved by the Clark County Health Department. In addition, parents were surveyed and we received over 180 responses in regard to components of the plan.
Back to School Update
Thank you for responding to our recent survey. To date, 180 people have participated. Your input and feedback are extremely important to us.
We are studying the survey results, participating in meeting with the Clark County Superintendents and the Health Department, and receiving updated guidance as we refine our back to school plan. Our goal is to send it to you by July 31st.
May 16 Parent Communication from Dan Moore
Good morning!
A familiar verse came to mind this morning and I would like to share it with you. “But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore, I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.” 2 Corinthians 12:9 (NIV) This subtle reminder is powerful for all of us. My prayer is that we all rely on His power and not dwell in our weakened state.
May 8 Parent Communication from Dan Moore
May 1 Parent Communication from Dan Moore
April 24 Announcements with John Essig, Dan Moore and Rick Herring
April 23 Message from Athletic Director Rick Herring
Hello ECA Families,
I am praying for every one of your families as we go through this time of uncertainty. Hopefully, everyone can stay busy and can spend time with your families. We have hope in a God that is bigger than we can ever imagine. As we keep our focus on Him, He will give us peace and joy. (Romans 15:13)
April 21 Joint Letter from Pastor John Essig and Principal Dan Moore
Dear Emmanuel Family.
Governor Mike DeWine’s Monday announcement evoked a range of thoughts and emotions for me. We now know that we will finish the school year with distance learning. I almost instantly said to myself, “Well, that is one less uncertainty”. Then as he talked about the rest of 2020, I realized that there are many more “uncertainties” to manage.
