Jairly Esteban Nabal ArgusDiel Razi Hedmont

Logan Ryan James HollymanBryce William Kaylor

Seon William LewisGeorge Martinez

“Find what you are passionate about doing and use this passion to make a positive impact to those around

you. Do not be afraid to fail. Failure is merely an opportunity to start fresh and be better than before.

Stay persistent in your devotion to the Lord and never sell yourself short of working hard and improving

yourself everyday.” ACA Salutatorian Gabriella Vasquez

“God has big plans for us and knows we will do great things, so he cut our army down so that we can prosper

and shine in His name. This, my fellow graduates is exactly what we will do. I would not trade my army

for the world because I am a strong believer that it is better to have quality over quantity, and that is exactly

what we have here.” ACA Valedictorian Brian Phillips

L-R: Dean of Students Cheryl Clopton, Class Sponsor Paul James, Commencement Speaker Pastor Bernard King, Sr., ACA President Pastor Mark Davis and Headmaster Jim Rozendal.

Jer 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

Krystal OrozcoBrian Andrew PhillipsElias Enrique PoblanoJulio Cesar Rodriguez BellorinGabriella Dominique VasquezAusten Brianna Graham West

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Sarah, Plain

and Tall

by Patricia MacLachlan

BOOK OF

YOUR CHOICE

Any book in

The American

Adventure

series by various authors

BOOK OF

YOUR CHOICE

Poetry for

Young People:

Robert Frost

by Gary D. Schmidt &

Henri Sorensen

Any

Poetry Book

by Shel Silverstein

Mr. Popper’s

Penguins

by Richard &

Florence Atwater

Fantastic

Mr. Fox

by Roald Dahl

The Boxcar

Children

by Gertrude

Chandler Warner

Charlotte’s

Web

by E.B. White

Any book in the

Nancy Drew

series by Carolyn Keene

Clementine

by Sara

Pennypacker

Winnie the

Pooh

by A.A. Milne

Non-Fiction

Animal Book

of Your

Choice

Encyclopedia

Brown,

Boy Detective

by Donald J. Sobol

Because of

Winn-Dixie

by Kate DiCamillo

BOOK OF

YOUR CHOICE

Any book in the

Magic

Tree House

series by

Mary Pope Osborne

So, You Want to

Be President

by Judith St. George

& David Small

The Indian in

the Cupboard

by Lynne Reid Banks

BOOK OF

YOUR CHOICE

Once, I

Laughed My

Socks Off -

Poems for

Kids

by Steve Attewell

FREEFREE

Farmer Boy

by Laura Ingalls Wilder

The

American

Jungle

by Harvey E. Oyer III

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ACA Summer Reading ChallengeAre you ready for a new and refres

hing approach to engage in summer reading?

Please visit the home page of our website and click on ‘Campus News‛ to select the reading challenge for your child. LET‛S MAKE IT FUN! We would love for you to take pictures of your 1st-8th grade students reading

this summer in their favorite place, on vacation, or any other interesting location. Please email photos to ACA at

info@atlanticchristianacademy.org. We encourage you to read along with your child, ask them comprehension questions, and review the story elements,

such as character, setting, problem, and solution. (You may refer to the helpful Parental Prompt page online for suggestions on how to assist them as they

exercise learned comprehension skills as well.) Our goal is for students to have fun reading

while exploring all the places they can go in the world of literature!

YUMMY! Every participating ACA student will be invited to a fun ice cream party when we return to school to celebrate our reading journeys this summer!

Thank you for supporting your

students‛ excitement about reading!In His Name,

Miss Espina and Mrs. Swanson

Any book in the

Nancy Drew

i by Carolyn Keene

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by Sara

Pennypacker

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read a book......you own but haven’t read...that was made into a movie...you pick solely becauseof the cover...your friend loves...published this year...by an author you love...you’ve never read before...at the bottom of your ‘to-read’ pile

...with a color in the title...set somewhere you’vealways wanted to visit...you started but never fi nished...in the “Chronicles of Narnia” series...with a female heroine...set in the summer...of poems

...you learned aboutbecause of this challenge...that will teach you something new...with a blue cover...you were supposed to readin school, but didn’t...’everyone’ but you has read...with a great fi rst line...with pictures

...from the library...you loved - read it again!...that is more than 10 years old...based on a true story

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Visit the website for yourChallenge Choices TODAY!

26 Books challenge26 Books challenge

READ aBOOK

and place a stickeror X on

that box.Connectany row,

column, or diagonal and earn

a reward.Completee

the entiree page for

an EXTRA-SPECIAAL

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SUMMER CAMP 2015K5-6th Grade | June 8th - August 6th, 2015 | 7am-6pm

Summer Camp Fees:$30 Registration Fee per camper

5 Day Session $175per weekMultiple child discount: $20

3 Day Session $140 per weekMultiple child discount: $10

• Camp fees are paid weekly and due on the fi rst day of att endance each week.

• Accounts must be kept current. No daily rates or refunds for days missed.

• Camp hours are 7am-6pm. A late pick-up fee of $15 will be charged per child remaining after 6pm.

• Electronic entertainment devices are not permitt ed. Our campers are too busy having fun!

Fun Activities Include:Daily Prayer and DevotionsRoller Skating / Ice Skating“Behind the Scene” Tours

Picnics in the ParkSpecial Field Trips

Arts & CraftsFun FridaysSwimming

BowlingMovies

... and more!

DRESS CODE: Appropriate modest summer att ire is required at all times. ACA t-shirts are worn each day and one is provided for each camper. Additional shirts may be purchased for $10.00 each and may be ordered at the time of registration. No short-shorts, bikini suits (both boys and girls) or two-piece suits, etc. are permitt ed.

Sneakers are required at all times to prevent injuries (water shoes/sandals are permitt ed for water activities only). Please label all of your child’s clothing, towels, and belongings.

LUNCH TIME AND SNACKS: Please supply lunches and snacks in coolers or lunch boxes labeled with your child’s name. The lunchroom is not open during summer months.

FIELD TRIPS: ACA is excited for our campers to experience multiple points of recreation and interest in the Palm Beach area! All fi eld trips are supervised by our experienced summer staff . Transportation will be provided via school bus. Campers will return to ACA no later than 4:30pm.

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JOIN THE FUN!Visit us online for a complete Summer Camp Itinerary!

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Sport Campssummer

$100 per week or $165 for two weeks

softballGirls OnlyJuly 20-24

BasketballJune 8-12June 15-19

Sharp shooterclinicJuly 6-10

Speed, Power & AgilityJuly 20-24

BaseballJune 22-26Glove required

CamperName ________________________________________________ Grade ___________________________________

EmergencyContact Name_________________________________________ Phone ___________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________________________________

City/ZIP ______________________________________________School ___________________________________

Camp Selections: Check all that apply

Summer Sport Camp Application ‘15

Integrating Faith, Love and Learning4900 Summit Boulevard | West Palm Beach, FL 33415 | 561.686.8081atlanticchristianacademy.org | jgamble@atlanticchristianacademy.org

TotalIncluded: $___________

Please make checks payable to: Atlantic Christian Academy with Summer Sport Camp on

the memo line

• • • • • • Camps for athletes in grades 6-12 | 9am-12noon • • • • • •

• • • • • • • Camps for athletes in Grades 3-8 | 8:30am-1pm • • • • • • •

Basketball: ❏ June 8-12 ❏ June 15-19

Baseball: ❏ June 22-26

Sharp Shooter: ❏ July 6-10

Agility: ❏ July 20-24

Softball: ❏ July 20-24

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Thank you for supporting the ministry of Atlantic Christian Academy www.atlanticchristianacademy.org 561.686.8081

Summer camp: join Us!

What an exciting year for ACA’s Athletic Department! We are very proud of our teams and

individual athletes this year. Our MS and HS teams enjoyed wonderful accomplishments, ranging from winning championships, all-star selections, and individual player honors as well.

“To everything there is a season... a time for every purpose under heaven...” Ecclesiastes 3:1

The Year in Review by Athletic Director J.R. Gamble

Hey, Kids from 3rd-12th Grade*: Join us for camp! Basketball: ❏ June 8-12 ❏ June 15-19 Baseball: ❏ June 22-26 *Sharp Shooter: ❏ July 6-10 *Agility: ❏ July 20-24 *Softball: ❏ July 20-24See previous

page for details

*Camp available to students grades 8-12 only

2015 Athletes of the YearSeniors Gabriella Vasquez

and Seon Lewis

2015 Scholar Athletes Sophomore Emily Sanchez and Senior Brian Phillips

2015 Coaches AwardFreshman Sophia Howell

and Junior Josh Diaz

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Our Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball teams competed

as two of the area’s top teams, both winning the district championship and advancing to the regional championship. Both teams

are looking forward to going further next season.

Our MS Boys Basketball team won the PACC Conference Championship under head coach Matt hew Brown.

Junior DijounFarquharson was

named fi rst teamAll-County.

Our Varsity Soccer team made great strides this year competing at a higher level and advancing to the district semi-fi nals.Senior pitcher Logan Hollyman received a full athletic scholarship to Jacksonville State College for baseball. The Varsity Cross Country team, under the leadership of Matt hew Swanson, had one member advance to regionals. Sophmore Anthony Colon fi nished 5th in the regional meet. Our Varsity Track team had three runners advance to regionals. Anthony Colon qualifi ed for the 3200 meter run. Seon Lewis qualifi ed for the 400

meter dash. And, Emily Sanchez qualifi ed for the 100 hurdles and the 300 hurdles. All competed very well. To our athletes, we want to say that we are very proud of your eff orts in making Atlantic Christian Academy the place to be. Thank you to all of our parents and supporters that make athletics possible.

We are so very excited about a thrilling and electrifying 2015-2016 athletic year. Our teams are being prepared to glorify God while exemplifying excellence in the classroom and in their respective sport as well. We look forward to seeing you at the games next year!