About Us

Sharing together, learning together, praying for one another and mentoring our fellow educators in Christ is what MACSA members do. 

Our mission is "To serve schools who serve the Savior."

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Board Resource Corner

Inspiration for your board 

from ours.

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Support Educational Opportunity Accounts in Pennsylvania

By Dr. D. Merle Skinner • merle_skinner@champion.org

When a family chooses to enroll children in a Christian school, the public school district to which the family is assigned based on geography currently  receives all of the state funds necessary to educate that child.  The money doesn't follow the child. 

As a result, many families cannot afford a private school education that would better meet their individual needs and their children remain in public schools where, quite possibly, their specific needs are unmet.  CONTINUE READING HERE...

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Painting the Picture

By Jeff Howard

Have you ever experienced those moments in life when you stop, look back over your life and you have that overwhelming realization that God has been painting the picture all along?  CONTINUE READING HERE.

Jeff Howard is MACSA President and Cedar Grove Christian Academy Head of School.

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What the Real World Looks Like

By Bill Stevens

Like most of you, I’ve been looking at the present state of the world and pondering, “Is this for real?”

Even for us who claim hope, being “filled with joy and peace in believing” (Romans 15:13), the present level of crisis around the globe gives us pause.  CONTINUE READING HERE.

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Looking Forward to the Next Challenge

By John Fedele

As the newest member to the MACSA Board, allow me to introduce myself.  My name is John Fedele and I am honored and excited to be a part of furthering the kingdom of God through Christian education and Christian schools.  CONTINUE READING HERE.

Member Benefits

Joining MACSA opens the door to connections with other Christian schools, access to networking and mentoring opportunities with long-time leaders in Christian education, and events for your staff, students, and administrators.

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Educator's Corner

Tips and inspiration for your  

classroom.

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Tips for Teaching Controversial Science Content

By April Maskiewicz Cordero

Evolution. Climate change. Vaccines. Randomness. Just hearing these terms can elicit angst for Christian science educators. Whereas some of these topics are contentious because they challenge certain theological views, others have become overly politicized in the past decade and can be just as tricky to address in the classroom...CONTINUE READING HERE.