$200,000

The frontage project was the very first project in this 5-Year plan. By adding architecturally beautiful stone entrances, metal fences with stone columns the length of our campus on Dacula Road, and a vehicle actuated gate at each end of campus, we were able to unite the appearance of our school. We strongly believe that God deserves our best, and our new entrance makes a powerful statement about the quality and steadfastness of the education our children receive at Hebron Christian Academy. This project has been completed and was fully funded. 

$1,000,000

In each of our lives, God provides areas of giftedness and areas of personal passion. Our dream for each of our HCA students is to provide them an opportunity to fuse their giftedness and their personal passions for a future career that is God-honoring and in the center of His will. One essential tool in this process is cutting-edge technology. Technology is a mandatory component of virtually every career path, so providing our students an advantage in this arena is critical to their pursuit of God-Sized Dreams. This enormous investment provided interactive boards in every classroom, the necessary infrastructure for current needs and future growth, and personal laptop devices for every single student from K4 through 12. This project has been completed and was fully funded.

$375,000

The STEM Center for Innovation is a 2,700 square-foot facility that opened in the fall of 2021 and transformed how students learn at HCA. Under the leadership of Dr. Brad Christensen, the facility features workbenches, tools, and materials for students to design and build a wide variety of projects. STEM is commonly used as an acronym for careers that utilize science, technology, engineering, and mathematics with “STEM education” as a list of classes that prepare students for careers in those fields. At Hebron Christian Academy, STEM is an educational philosophy with corresponding pedagogy. STEM is a synergistic combination of related academic disciplines leading to a greater depth of understanding of concepts and their applications.

$125,000

The Enrichment Center is a 2,453 square-foot facility that opened in the fall of 2021. The completion of the Enrichment Center created space for student accommodations by providing quiet space for testing, extended time for tests, read aloud support, classroom tests and quizzes, and assistive technology. Our Enrichment Services include access to our Enrichment Center, Enrichment electives/courses, and provision of accommodations. Our Enrichment team works with families to build a learning plan that addresses each student’s learning profile, with the intent on leveling the playing field so students can flourish in a demanding academic environment by showing what they know, understand, and are able to do.

$2.8 Million

Investing in the next generation is a mission we take very seriously at HCA. In our pursuit of fulfilling this mission, we quickly realized that our beautiful, new Lower School was just not big enough to accommodate God’s growing blessings. This recognition prompted us to begin the process of adding eight new classrooms and an expanded cafeteria, which opened in the fall of 2021. Along with the new building, an imagination-inducing new playground was added, creating more space for our Lower School students play outside.

$5.8 Million

The F-Building expansion opened in the fall of 2022 and features a new dining hall and theatre. Robertson Dining Hall features seating for 575 students, a full service kitchen, serving area, drink station, salad bar, and soup stations. Adjacent to the dining hall, the new theatre debuted on Dec. 16, 2022 with a ribbon cutting ceremony prior to opening night of The Secret Garden. The facility features 500 fixed seats with a broadway-style stage, a black box theatre, dressing rooms, and bathrooms. This space is the home for our expanding Fine Arts program, chapel services, schoolwide performances, and the epicenter for our growing campus.

Our current weight room and training space is woefully inadequate for the increased size of our school, and the remarkable level of participation in our athletic program. Our intention is to add an approximately 18,000 square-foot building that would include a full indoor football field and a new weight room, complete with sprint areas roughly six times the size of our current space. The first floor will provide equipment storage/repair, and a full student-athlete performance area for athletic trainers to work with the health needs of athletes in training and recovery. The second floor will house film review and large group meeting spaces for all sports teams to review film and strategize for upcoming competitions. This large space will also be utilized at home football, soccer, lacrosse, and flag football games to provide entertainment space for parents and alumni. The project completion date is entirely contingent upon generous donors and successful grant writing, but we are praying to have this facility operational during the 2024-25 school year.

It is humbling to watch God work in our midst in powerful ways. The idea for a Christian special needs academy began through much personal prayer by several HCA teachers and families. Unbeknownst to everyone praying separately, God was linking the hearts of many with the same vision for this new ministry opportunity. It has been amazing to have so many people step forward within a short time with the exact same direction from God. We know this project is a God-directed project to expand our ministry impact. We are eager to provide a truly Christian education to students with special needs in the near future. Providing this level of student and family support to families in need of educational, personal, and spiritual refreshment will be honoring to the Lord. The project completion date is entirely contingent upon generous donors and successful grant writing, but we are praying to have this facility operational during the 2024-25 school year.

Just imagine driving through our beautiful stone entrances with the Lower School building on your right, and the new Hebron Lions Student Center on your left. This center would provide large, cutting-edge study areas for all students with comfortable furniture to relax and learn. We would move our school store to this new location, and more than double the size to provide more products and convenience for our families. We will also construct a coffee shop at the back of the Student Center to be used by students and Hebron families throughout the day, and during after school sporting events. Imagine our Moms in Prayer groups meeting in this coffee shop to pray for our school. In addition, we will relocate the admissions and finance offices to this new location so all new Hebron Lions will have the opportunity to meet and greet our growing community. This dream project will either be the last project of this five-year sequence, or the first project in our next five-year plan. We are simply trusting in God with these God-Sized Dreams!