South Shore Christian Academy is an independent, Christian, co-ed, day school serving students in grades Pre-K through 12 by providing a demanding academic curriculum within a nurturing, Christian community. We challenge students to pursue truth so that they might live lives of faith that bring goodness to the world.
Join us for a STEAM Open House on November 3! We will have activities running throughout the morning that will give prospective families the chance to engage in some SSCA's science, technology, engineering, art, and math options!
Stop by SSCA from 9 AM - 12 PM for an interactive Open House! Participate in activities throughout the school to experience the difference an SSCA education can make!
We are excited to announce the hiring of Mr. William B. Carter as SSCA's new Principal, starting July 1, 2018. Mr. Carter will work in conjunction with our Head of School, to oversee and direct the academic and student life experience of SSCA.
Join SSCA on March 23 and 24 for South Shore Christian Academy's Production of Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's "Mary Poppins," a musical based on the stories of P.L Travers and the Walt Disney Film.
Eurydice is a contemporary reimagining of the Orpheus myth told from the perspective of Eurydice. The playwright Sarah Ruhl blends the classical Greek myth with modern storytelling techniques including a chorus of stones, poetic language, and even a raining elevator.
Join us at our 3rd Annual We Believe Dinner as we celebrate South Shore Christian Academy and honor Mr. Ed Gaskin by presenting him with the Micah 6:8 Award, given in recognition of work that exemplifies the justice, mercy, and humility seen in Micah 6:8.
The Upper School spent a few days in New Hampshire. The High School visited Berea, while Middle School students visited Rumney Bible Conference. The focus of these retreats was spiritual growth and direct social interaction.
School is off to a great start! It is always wonderful to see the smiling faces and happy steps as children return to their classes. Teachers were busy the weeks before opening organizing materials, setting up classrooms, and gathering supplies. Having the children back brought excitement to our empty hallways.
