CHCA Blog

At 14 years old and 6,828 miles from home, Izzy Li found herself intimidated and overwhelmed by culture shock. Read how joining CHCA's Student Organized Service (SOS) rescued her.

When tragedy and heartbreak descend on our community, especially the suicide of a student, it can seem difficult to know how to respond.  We find that a school is an ideal place to witness grief in its many forms, to learn how to respond with God's love, and to help students understand that there is no one “right” way to grieve.  Upper School Director of Counseling Kara Ussery shares how parents can help their child deal with pain and grieving due to suicide.

Although the global pandemic tells us all of the things that we CAN'T do, Senior Madeline Northup shares what we CAN do.

We know that engaged students do better academically and emotionally. We want students to stay physically healthy, but we know that peer interaction is also necessary for their emotional well-being. Upper School Director of Counseling Kara Ussery shares her perspective on school reimagined.

Head of School Randy Brunk, along with the entire CHCA Leadership team, share a message with the community in response to racial injustice.

Junior Madeline Northup gives her perspective on CHCA, and why she decided to enroll. From musicals to mythology, to history to heaven, CHCA has it all.