CPA Upper School's Instructor of Journalism Heather Nagel has been selected as a National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) Pioneer. The Pioneer is the highest award given to journalism educators.

Eighth grade students taking the new middle school Entrepreneurship (TICE) course had the fortunate experience of hearing from local business leader Matt Frauenshuh. Matt is a passionate, faith-based leader, entrepreneur and CEO of Fourteen Foods and Principal of Frauenshuh, Inc. 

Jordan Raynor, author of The Sacredness of Secular Work, Called to Create, Redeeming Your Time, etc.,  joined CPA as the first Sojourn speaker of this school year.

Bruce Deel is the founder of City of Refuge in Atlanta and author of Trust First, which was the CPA US summer reading book. Pastor Bruce showered the auditorium full of students with humorous stories of his life and how he listened to God’s calling for him even when it was not just hard, but also dangerous. 

Brian Wright, owner and founder of Town Planning and Urban Design Collaborative (TPUDC), spoke to upper school TICE students about how cities are planned. 

As the sixth graders enter Middle School, their science curriculum moves to the lab.

CPA’s dedicated school nurses are always present for our students, making health and safety a top priority.