25-26 THRIVE Guide

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WELCOME TO LEGACY

Dear Fellow Eagles,

Welcome to the ‘25 - ‘26 school year at Legacy Christian Academy!

Each new school year brings a fresh start, a blank page filled with possibilities. As we move forward after celebrating our 25th anniversary and open the doors to a new school year, I’m reminded of God’s promise in Isaiah 43:19: “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” At Legacy, we believe that every school year is an opportunity to witness God at work in our classrooms, on our fields and stages, and most importantly, in the hearts of our students.

Whether you are returning or just beginning your journey with us, know this: you are stepping into a community committed to nurturing Christ-centered relationships and pursuing excellence in all things We count it a great privilege to partner with you in the discipleship and development of your children.

Legacy is more than a school; it's a launching ground for Kingdom leaders. We desire to walk alongside your family as we help students grow in wisdom, deepen their faith, and discover God’s unique calling on their lives From Pre-K through 12th grade, our mission is rooted in preparing students not only for college but also for a life of impact that lasts for eternity

To support your journey, we’ve created this reference guide filled with helpful information about life at Legacy. We pray it equips your family to engage fully and thrive in the months ahead. Please keep an eye out for continued updates and resources throughout the summer as we gear up for a strong start.

As we step into the next 25 years, may we do so with expectation, knowing that God has gone before us and will continue to be faithful in every step to come

Strong Leaders. Biblical Convictions.

“LEGACY IS MORE THAN A SCHOOL; IT'S A LAUNCHING GROUND FOR KINGDOM LEADERS.”

CAMPUS MAPS

North Campus

6525 Fighting Eagles Lane Frisco, TX 75034 Early Learning Campus 6600 Lebanon Road Frisco, TX 75034

VISION

Legacy Christian Academy is the school of choice for committed Christian families in North Texas who desire the best Christ-centered education for their children.

MISSION

Legacy Christian Academy develops strong leaders with biblical convictions who are equipped to succeed in college and beyond.

We accomplish this mission through a balanced approach that honors and upholds

Challenging Academics

Robust Fine Arts

Competitive Athletics

Positive Mentoring Relationships

Covenant Partnerships with Christian families

THE LEGACY PROMISE

Legacy Christian Academy is more than a school. It is more than any one class, any one teacher, or any one student. It is more than any one person. Legacy Christian Academy is a Christian community, made whole by every student, parent, faculty and staff member. We are united through our common faith in Jesus Christ.

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KNOW YOUR CHILD

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LOVE YOUR CHILD

03 PREPARE YOUR CHILD

We promise that we will take a personal interest in your child's welfare and progress. We will know each child's strengths and weaknesses. We will not allow him or her to fall through the cracks. We will treat your child as if he or she is one of our own. And we will reinforce the truth that he or she is made in God's image and reflects His glory.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM PRE-K

KEVIN MOSLEY

Head of School kevin mosley@legacyca com

NEIL CHILDS

Associate Head of School neil childs@legacyca com

TIFFANY MCCOLLUM

Early Learning Principal tiffany.mccollum@legacyca.com

RACHEL CONSTANTINESCU

Lower School Principal rachel.constantinescu@legacyca.com

LYNNDUPREE

Senior Director of Athletics & Activities lynn.dupree@legacyca.com

JENNY BRADY

MELISSA BAHNMILLER

Middle School Principal melissa.bahnmiller@legacyca.com

JEFF VEAL

Upper School Principal jeff.veal@legacyca.com

HOLLY HAMMOND

Senior Director of Student Services holly.hammond@legacyca.com

MEGAN HANNA

Senior Director of Curriculum & Technology megan hanna@legacyca com

CHRIS KEYES

Senior Director of Community Belonging jenny.brady@legacyca.com

Senior Director of Fine Arts chris.keyes@legacyca.com

T H R V E

INTENTIONALLY RELATIONAL

Since our founding in 1999, relationships among students, families, teachers, and staff have been at the heart of Legacy. We have been intentional in our growth, working to create intimate learning opportunities for our students. Walking the hallways today, it’s clear that LCA remains true to its promise to know each child, to love each child, and to prepare each child.

CLASS SIZES

Projected Enrollment/Grade

Pre-K 3: 45

Pre-K 4/Jr. Kindergarten: 82

Kindergarten: 92

Grades 1-4: 100/Grade

Grades 5-8: 110/Grade

Grades 9-12: 115/Grade

Average Class Sizes

Pre-K 3: 15

Pre-K 4: 17

Jr. Kinder: 17

Kindergarten: 18

Grades 1-4: 18

Grades 5-12: 22

ALL SCHOOL INFORMATION

T H R V E

STUDENT HANDBOOK

Login to your FACTS portal to review the full Student Handbook, which includes pertinent information regarding dress code, technology, grading, communications, etc. (District code: Legacy-TX)

DRESS CODE & UNIFORMS

The 25-26 Uniform Look Book & Appearance Guideline is now available for review LCA is excited about our continued partnership with Risse Brothers School Uniforms for the 25-26 school year. Their storefront is located at 4452 Beltway Dr, Addison, TX 75001 for uniform try-on & purchases. Students are still allowed to wear Dennis uniforms. LCA branded outerwear purchased through the LCA School Store may be worn during the school day with approved uniform tops/bottoms.

SPIRIT

DRESS

All LCA students may wear Legacy Spirit apparel on the last academic day of the week (typically Fridays) along with blue denim shorts (ELC/LS only), blue denim jeans, LCA plaid skirts/skorts or khaki shorts/pants. On weeks when there is not a Friday, spirit wear will be worn on Thursday, or whatever is the last day of the week. Girls may not wear jeggings. No holes, rips of any kind, decorations, elastic or cut-offs are allowed. The length and tightness of garments must meet modesty guidelines. Official LCA Spirit Dress may be purchased through the LCA School Store. Cheer uniforms or athletic team uniforms are not considered spirit wear for ELC and LS. New families receive a 10% discount on merchandise purchased from the LCA School Store.

ON-CAMPUS DINING

LCA partners with FLIK Dining to provide all-inclusive lunch services to students in grades 1 through 12. At the Early Learning Campus, students will bring his or her own lunch, drinks, and snack. You may also purchase lunch for your child on Tuesdays and Thursdays through our food delivery program. More information about our lunch provider will be emailed before the first day of school.

LEGACY EXTENDED CARE (LEC)

Legacy families may register for extended childcare options at an additional expense. Please reach out to Legacy Extended Care to check space availability.

Who: Pre-K 3 – 4th Grade

Where: LCA Early Learning Campus at 6600 Lebanon Rd. (1st-4th grade will be bussed to this location)

When: Dismissal – 6:00 PM

Monthly Cost: $450/month per student

Contact: extendedcare@legacyca.com

STUDENT ATTENDANCE NOTIFICATION

ALL parents must complete the Student Attendance Notification form if a student will be absent, arrive late, or need to leave early.

To access the form, tap here or Attendance/Absence Notification in the LCA Community App.

MEDICATION FORMS

Tap HERE to access the form

Early Learning: Return completed forms to Nurse Alé. Lower School & Middle School: Return completed forms to Nurse Lester.

Upper School: Return completed forms to Nurse Detloff.

Medication Administration forms allow the campus nurse to administer overthe-counter and prescription medications, when needed. Emergency action plans and emergency medications, including epinephrine auto-injectors, inhalers and diabetic medications/supplies are to be turned in to your child's campus health clinic before the first day of school.

LEGACY LEARNING CENTER

The Legacy Learning Center provides diagnosed neurodiverse learners with a supportive environment that will maximize their God-given potential and equip them to succeed in college and beyond. We accomplish this mission by offering qualified students services and accommodations that facilitate growth in the areas of learning awareness, self-advocacy, and organizational habits.

Senior Director of Student Services holly.hammond@legacyca.com

of ELC & LS LLC/ Speech & Dyslexia Services kristina.stockton@legacyca.com

Lower School Learning Specialist/Dyslexia Therapist ann.white@legacyca.com

GIGIGROSS

Lower School Learning Specialist/Dyslexia Therapist gigi.gross@legacyca.com

EILEENRICHARDSON

Director of MS and US LLC and Dyslexia Therapist eileen.richardson@legacyca.com

Dyslexia Therapist/ Learning Specialist bernadette.rodriguez@legacyca.com

kristen.gross@legacyca.com

Middle School Learning Specialist alex.robison@legacyca.com

LESLIEBALES

Middle School

Learning Specialist leslie.bales@legacyca.com

Senior Director of Enrollment Management cheri.mosley@legacyca.com CHERI MOSLEY CRYSTAL KOLENDO

Assistant Director of Enrollment Management brooke.levassar@legacyca.com

Admissions Coordinator crystal.kolendo@legacyca.com

2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR

*Please note that the calendar of events is subject to change as plans are confirmed.

START & END TIMES

2:45 PM

Kinder: 2:45 PM

*If you are also picking up a middle schooler, you can come through LS car line and pick up your LS student or pick both up in the MS car line.

CAMPUS CARLINE MAPS: COMING SOON

SUMMER READING & MATH

2025-2026 Lists

Early Learning: Pre-K 3 - Pre-K 4

Early Learning: Jr. Kinder & Kindergarten

Lower School: Grades 1-4

Middle School: Grades 5-8

Upper School: Grades 9-12

CAMPUS VISITORS & SECURITY

Safety is a top priority at Legacy. During the school day, all visitors to campus must checkin at the front office and provide their driver’s licenses. Each guest is issued a badge to be worn while they are on campus.

LCA has armed security officers onsite during the school day and for school-sponsored events.

STUDENT ACCOUNTS

Our Accounts Manager, Evi Burgo, can assist with any tuition and billing questions, including any questions related to our Financial Aid Program.

EARLY LEARNING CAMPUS INFORMATION

T H R V E

EARLY LEARNING

GRADES PRE-K 3 - KINDERGARTEN

Location: 6600 Lebanon Rd. Frisco, Texas 75034

Phone Number: 972-987-1130

Chapel day: Wednesday

Specials: Music, P.E., Art, Science, Greenhouse, and Library & STEM

School Supplies: All necessary school supplies for students in our Early Learning program are included in annual tuition.

WHAT TO BRING EARLY LEARNING GRADES PRE-K 3 - KINDERGARTEN

EARLY PICKUP AND LATE DROP OFF

If you need to pick up or drop off your child outside of carline time, you must park and sign in with the front desk.

Each child will need to bring a backpack that is large enough to carry a lunchbox, nap blanket, water bottle, snacks, blanket*, change of clothes, and a folder. Please do not send a “toddler size” backpack. Rolling backpacks are not permitted. Your child will need a change of clothes. Please make sure all clothing items and outerwear are labeled.

*Pre-K 3 and Pre-K 4 will need a small blanket for rest time.

For the 2025-26 school year, all blankets must be brought home and washed weekly.

LUNCH & SNACK EARLY LEARNING GRADES PRE-K 3 - KINDERGARTEN

Each child will bring his or her own lunch, drinks, and snack.

Classes will eat lunch in their classroom. Please provide all necessary utensils for your child’s food (napkins, spoons, etc.).

You may also purchase lunch for your child on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays through our food delivery program.

More information about our lunch provider will be emailed prior to the first day of school.

Lunch may not be delivered by outside services. Parents are welcome to drop off lunch for students

We request that healthy items are sent for lunch and snacks. Red drinks are not permitted.

Please cut and peel any fruit.

Heating students’ lunches will not be permitted.

Please label your child’s lunch container with his or her name in case of a mix-up.

You will be notified by the school nurse if your child’s class will be nut-free this school year.

EARLY LEARNING GRADES PRE-K 3 - KINDERGARTEN

WATER BOTTLES

Please send a “pop-top” style water bottle labeled with your child’s name each day. Please do not send Stanley cups or bottles with screw lids or a large opening as they tend to spill easily over tables and floors. Brain research indicates that water is essential to the learning process.

TOY POLICY

Pre-K 3 and Pre-K 4 may bring a "lovey" for rest time. All other toys and stuffed animals should be kept at home to prevent distractions.

SAFETY

Safety is our number one priority. All parents and guests are required to present their ID to enter the building and be given a visitor badge. For all large events such as parties, programs, and chapel, please RSVP to your child’s teacher to expedite check-in.

EARLY LEARNING GRADES PRE-K 3 - KINDERGARTEN

TEACHER COMMUNICATION:

Parent-teacher conferences are held twice a year in the fall and spring. This is an opportunity for parents and teachers to formally connect. Parents or teachers can also request a conference at any point in the year.

Communication: Teachers will share a weekly newsletter that will include learning objectives for the week, home connections, event dates and reminders. ELC Principal emails are sent to families every other Thursday.

TEACHER/CLASSMATE

REQUESTS:

Our ELC team of educators is highly professional and qualified. Our class lists are carefully created over a period of months taking in a variety of factors for the benefit of all of our students and are prayed over extensively. Teacher or classmate requests will not be honored.

LOWER SCHOOL INFORMATION

T H R V E

LOWER SCHOOL

STAFF

RACHELCONSTANTINESCU

Lower School Principal rachel constantinescu@legacyca com

BRITTANYGONZALES

Director of Library Services brittany gonzales@legacyca com

BETHANYMCMILLON

Lower School Assistant Principal bethany mcmillon@legacyca com

JULIE BRATCHER

AARK Program Coordinator julie.bratcher@legacyca.com

Administrative Assistant jeni alexander@legacyca com

KRISTINGORDON

Guidance Counselor kristin gordon@legacyca com

LISAEMBRY

Director of Curriculum & Instruction lisa embry@legacyca com

KRISTINA STOCKTON

LS LLC/ Dyslexia Director kristina.stockton@legacyca.com

ANALISA FINK

South Campus Receptionist analisa fink@legacyca com

DEBRALESTER,RN

South Campus Nurse debra.lester@legacyca.com

Student Well-being Ambassador MOSES GORDON

T H R V E

Location:

LOWER SCHOOL

GRADES 1 - 4

5000 Academy Drive, Frisco, TX

South Campus, first floor

Phone Number: 469-633-1330

Core Classes: Bible, Literacy, Math, Science, Social Studies

Encore Classes: Art, Music, PE, Computer Science, Science Lab. Each 1st-3rd grade class has one day of Science instruction per week in our Science Lab and each 4th grade class has two days of Science instruction per week in our Science lab. Students rotate on a six-day rotation to art, music, computer science, and three days of PE instruction.

Chapel: Mondays

Students visit “The HUB” library on a flexible schedule to check out books and use the Makerspace. Makerspace is a flexible space and time where students can create, problem-solve, and develop skills, talents, thinking, and mental rigor.

LOWER SCHOOL

GRADES 1 - 4

Homework: Homework is intended to reinforce previously taught skills. Students will have a weekly Bible verse to memorize. One of the best ways parents can help at home is by reading with their child! Specific developmentally appropriate reading books will be sent home for lower grades. Library books or books from home can also be read. 1st and 2nd grade will also be encouraged to practice addition and subtraction facts. 3rd and 4th grade will be encouraged to practice multiplication and division facts. SI students should practice reading in English at home to continue to increase their English skills as well as reading in Spanish.

Field Trips: 1st-3rd grade has two annual field trips that are included in the cost of tuition. 4th grade has an overnight field trip to Austin and San Antonio as a culminating LS event.

Report Cards: Lower School report cards are shared three times a year with parents. The report cards are standards-based to provide parents with a clear understanding of the current skills their child has mastered or is acquiring.

LOWER SCHOOL

GRADES 1 - 4

DROP-OFF & PICK-UP INFORMATION

If you need to pick up or drop off your child outside of carline time, you must park and sign in/out in the LCA app and check them in/out with the receptionist.

WHAT TO BRING

Please send a backpack every day, including early dismissal days. Backpacks should not have wheels and should be able to be hung on a hook.

School Supplies: All necessary school supplies for students in our Lower School are included in annual tuition. Please provide a backpack, lunch box, water bottle, and a pair of over-the-ear headphones. Please, please clearly label all items with your student’s name.

A daily folder/binder with information, communication, notes, etc will be sent home. Please check your child’s backpack daily. Please label all coats/sweatshirts on the label with the child's name so we can reunite items with students.

LOWER SCHOOL GRADES 1 - 4

LUNCH & SNACK

Lower school students eat in the cafeteria daily. Students are welcome to enjoy the all-inclusive lunch or bring a lunch from home. Microwaves are reserved for middle school students. Lunch may not be delivered by outside services. Parents are welcome to drop off lunch for students. Please label the lunch/drink with the student's name and the teacher's name. Parents are welcome to come and eat lunch with their children. Parents and special guests will sit at designated tables with your students. Please do not invite other students to eat with you.

Each classroom will have a designated snack time. We encourage healthy, non-messy snacks since snacks will be eaten in the classrooms near learning materials. Appetites usually go up at the end of the day so protein and healthy carbs are encouraged. Some classes will be “nut-free” based on allergies. Our Lower School nurse will make these decisions based on class lists.

LOWER SCHOOL GRADES 1 - 4

WATER BOTTLES

Please send a “pop-top” style water bottle labeled with your child’s name each day. Please do not send bottles with screw lids or a large opening as they tend to spill easily over tables, floors, and technology resources. Brain research indicates that water is essential to the learning process.

ITEMS FROM HOME

All toys, electronics, and stuffed animals should be kept at home to prevent distractions. Teachers will inform you of times when items from home may be brought to school such as “Show and Tell.” Lower School students follow the LCA cell phone policy. Students may not use cell phones or other electronic devices (including smart watches) from home throughout the day. We encourage you to help us “keep our littles little” and discourage any makeup on students at LS.

LOST AND FOUND

The lost and found is located in the gym/cafeteria. Parents are welcome to come and look for items at any time after checking in at the front desk. Items that are labeled are reunited by staff with students once a week.

LOWER SCHOOL GRADES 1 - 4

TEACHER COMMUNICATION:

Parent-teacher conferences are held twice a year in the fall and spring. These are a chance for parents and teachers to formally connect. Parents or teachers can also request a conference at any point in the year.

Communication: Teachers will share a weekly newsletter that will include learning objectives for the week, home connections, and reminders. Teachers will also utilize Remind to contact parents. Parents are also welcome to email teachers. Our staff thrives on involved parents and strong communication.

TEACHER/CLASSMATE

REQUESTS:

Our LS team of educators is highly professional and qualified. Our class lists are carefully created over a period of months taking in a variety of factors for the benefit of all of our students and are prayed over extensively. Teacher or classmate requests will not be honored.

MIDDLE SCHOOL INFORMATION

T H R V E

MIDDLE SCHOOL KEY STAFF

MELISSA BAHNMILLER

Middle School Principal melissa bahnmiller@legacyca com

Middle School Assistant Principal lakesha goff@legacyca com D F

kelly carter@legacyca com

MICHAEL PRESLEY

KELLY CARTER Dean of Students michael.presley@legacyca.com

DR. LANA SNEAR

Middle School Guidance Counselor lana snear@legacyca com

LYNDI DEWALD Director of Curriculum & Instruction

Middle School Administrative Assistant lyndi.dewald@legacyca.com

JOEY ROACH

Spiritual Formation Coordinator joey roach@legacyca com

EILEENRICHARDSON

Director of MS and US LLC and Dyslexia Therapist eileen.richardson@legacyca.com

DEBRA LESTER, RN

South Campus Nurse debra lester@legacyca com

SHEPHERD SNEAR

Student Well-being Ambassador

T H R V E

Location:

MIDDLE SCHOOL

GRADES 5 - 8

5000 Academy Drive, Frisco, TX

South Campus, second floor

Phone Number: 469-633-1330

Student schedules and teacher placement will be available at Meet the Teacher.

Chapel: 5th/6th Grade on Tuesdays | 7th/8th Grade on Thursdays

School Supplies: All necessary school supplies for students, outside of their calculators, are included in annual tuition.

Unique Middle School Programs:

House System: LCA’s house system for grades 5-8 includes Squads, which are smaller same-gender mentor groups within each House.

LCA YOU!: Students develop a greater understanding of who they are and gain the skills to navigate the challenges of their social and emotional world.

MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES 5 - 8

CELL PHONES AND DEVICES

Middle School students follow the LCA cell phone policy. Students may not use cell phones or other personal electronic devices (including smart watches) on campus from dropoff to dismissal.

LOCKERS

Students will be assigned a locker at Meet the Teacher upon receiving their schedules.

Books and backpacks will need to be kept in lockers. Rolling backpacks are not permitted.

CALCULATOR REQUIREMENT*

All students in Grades 5-8 must provide the following: Grades 5–8: Students must have access to a four-function calculator at home (physical or digital).

8th Grade Algebra 1 students only: Students must provide their own TI-84 Plus CE calculator to be used throughout their upper school math courses.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

GRADES 5 - 8

LUNCH

Middle school students eat in the cafeteria daily. Students are welcome to enjoy the all-inclusive lunch or bring a lunch from home. Microwaves are available for Middle School student usage in the cafeteria.

Lunch may not be delivered by outside services. Parents are welcome to drop off lunch for students. Please label the lunch/drink with the student's name and grade level. Lunches are not delivered to students so please notify him/her in advance if you plan to drop off lunch.

We encourage parents to treat their students to a nice lunch with Mom or Dad on occasion. If you want to join your student for lunch, please make sure to inform your student which day you are coming and also notify their teacher. Check-in at the Guest Entrance and wear your guest badge. We have tables designated in the cafeteria for Guest Lunch as you enter the cafeteria. Please ensure you and your student sit at the designated guest table.

MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES 5 - 8

WATER BOTTLES

Please send a “pop-top” style water bottle labeled with your child’s name each day. Please do not send bottles with screw lids or a large opening as they tend to spill easily over tables, floors, and technology resources. Brain research indicates that water is essential to the learning process.

SAFETY

Safety is our number one priority. All parents and guests are required to present their ID to enter the building and be given a visitor badge. For all large events such as programs, and chapel, please RSVP to expedite check-in.

LOST AND FOUND

The lost and found is located in the gym/cafeteria. Parents are welcome to come and look for items at any time after checking in at the front desk. Items that are labeled are reunited by staff with students once a week.

UPPER SCHOOL INFORMATION

T H R V E

UPPER SCHOOL

JEFF VEAL

Upper School

Principal jeff.veal@legacyca.com

DR. KRISTIN STONE

Academic Director kristin stone@legacyca com

EILEENRICHARDSON

Director of MS and US LLC and Dyslexia Therapist

eileen richardson@legacyca com

BARNETT

Upper School

Assistant Principal tamika barnett@legacyca com

Upper School

Assistant Principal andrew.embry@legacyca.com ANDREW EMBRY

JODI BENAVIDEZ

Director of College Advising jodi.benavidez@legacyca.com

CHRIS KEYES

Senior Director of Fine Arts chris keyes@legacyca com

COLE JOHNSON

Athletic Director cole.johnson@legacyca.com

MEG PARKER WILSON

Director of Professional Schools Program meg parker@legacyca com

DUSTY TRESNAK

Upper School

Administrative Assistant dusty.tresnak@legacyca.com

KARI TOMENY

Athletic Director kari.tomeny@legacyca.com

T H R V E

UPPER SCHOOL

STUDENT SUPPORT

JENA SNYDER

Director of Counseling Services jena.sydner@legacyca.com

MEG PARKER

Director of PSP & Dean of the School of Arts & Humanities meg parker@legacyca com

ANGIE DETLOFF, RN

Director of Health Services

angie.detloff@legacyca.com

KAREN BIXLER

College Advising Associate karen.bixler@legacyca.com

DWAYNE HAMILTON

Dean of the School of Business dwayne hamilton@legacyca com

KAREN HECKMAN

Dean of the School of Medicine karen heckman@legacyca com

ANNIE SNYDER

Student Well-being

Ambassador

KARA HERMOGENO

Dean of the School of Engineering & Technology kara.hermogeno@legacyca.com

T H R V E

UPPER SCHOOL

GRADES 9 -12

Location: 6525 Fighting Eagles Lane, Frisco, TX 75034

North Campus, main building

Phone: 214-619-5930

Student schedules and teacher placement will be available at Eagle Orientation and “Meet your Schedule.“

Chapel: Tuesdays

School Supplies: All necessary school supplies for students, outside of their calculators, are included in annual tuition.

Distinctive Upper School Programs:

Professional Schools Program (PSP): Students during the 2nd semester of their 9th-grade year receive advising to follow one of 4 School Pathways - Arts & Humanities, Business, Engineering & Technology, or Medicine, concentrating on areas of studies, symposiums, and eventually a Capstone experience. They have opportunities to receive certifications in specific areas of study.

LEAD Legacy: an intentional leadership training program and practicum. This group of students will be crucial in developing and maintaining a student culture that embraces the mission and core values of LCA within five teams, including Spiritual Formation, Community, Service, Communications, and Special Events.

UPPER SCHOOL

GRADES 9 -12

Student Leadership/Organizations/Co-Curricular Clubs:

National Honor Society, International Thespian Society, Spanish Club, International Spanish Honor Society, Creative Writing, Bridge Builders, Esports, Robotics, Green Club, Honor Council, and Principal’s Advisory Council are a few unique student opportunities.

Advisory: Students also meet in same-gender advisory groups to discuss relevant topics and grow in character and leadership. The advisory groups serve as a connection to a smaller group of 12-14 students within our school. These activities are vital to fulfilling the mission of LCA. Advisors are assigned within the first semester of a student’s Freshman year and remain assigned to students throughout their high school experience.

UPPER SCHOOL

GRADES 9 -12

Grading

Grades are easily accessed through Schoology, and end-ofsemester report cards are released through the FACTS parent portal.

Two Categories of grades: Minor Assessments (T2) - 40%; Major Assessments (T1) - 60%

Students can receive credit for evidence of increased mastery for Tier 1 (major) grades below 80 percent for a maximum score of up to 80 percent. Students scoring an 80 or above on the original major grade will not be able to reassess for a higher grade and exclude middle/end-of-year assessments. Grades are based on semesters one in the Spring and one in the Fall. For more on academics and courses

UPPER SCHOOL

GRADES 9 -12

Lockers

Students are not assigned a mandatory locker; the majority of students select to carry their books and backpacks during the 4period school day. However, requests can be made by accessing this link.

Upper School Vehicle Registration Form: Tap HERE to complete. All students who will have a car on campus must register it and park it in designated areas.

Calculator Requirements*: All students in Grades 9-12 must provide their own TI-84 Plus graphing calculators.

1:1 Device Requirements: All students in grades 9-12 are required to have a personal Windows PC or Mac OS laptop. Tap here for a list of approved devices, software requirements, and more program details.

EAGLE ATHLETICS

TAP HERE to visit the Eagle Athletics website.

Basketball*

Baseball (M)*

Cheer (F)*

Cross Country*

Football (M)*

Golf

Soccer*

Softball (F)*

Sporting Clays*

Swimming*

Tennis

Track & Field*

Volleyball (F)*

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EAGLE ATHLETICS

QUICK LINKS

Eagle Athletics Media Guide ad sales are open through August 17th!

Email athletics@legacyca.com to request more information

Purchase Tickets to Athletic Events

Team Apparel Shops

Sideline Store

Game Schedules can be found on the Athletic website

LCA Letter Jacket

Orders take place in November

To update your current letter jacket, email Maverick Awards

CONTACT INFORMATION

Fall Sports:

Football: Doug Hix

Cross Country: David Heaton

Volleyball: Luiz Lima

Cheer: Morgan Sugg

Winter Sports:

Basketball (M): Cole Johnson

Basketball (F): Phil Parlin

Soccer (M): Monty Page

Soccer (F): Eddy Kovarik

Spring Sports:

Baseball: Andrew Embry

Softball: Amy Coe

Swimming: Lucia Morales

Track: Barrett Hardage

Tennis: Carolyn Peters

Golf: Dwayne Hamilton

LEGACY ATHLETIC CLUB (LAC)

HELPFUL APPS

LCA Community App

(Seeweeklyemailorcontactcommunications@legacyca.comfor passwordinfo)

Everything you need to know about LCA at your fingertips! Download in the App Store or Google Play.

RankOne

Access all school athletics information. Download in the App Store or Google Play.

Remind

Used to send quick, secure messages between teachers, students, and parents. It helps schools share important updates, assignments, and reminders in real time, all in one convenient place.

Renweb/FACTS Family

Access school directory and handbook, as well as update demographic and contact information Download in the App Store or Google Play District code: LEGACY-TX

Schoology

Access Middle and Upper School lesson plans, homework, and grades. Download in the App Store or Google Play.

SeeSaw

Access ELC and Lower School classroom info, photos, and lesson plans Download in the App Store or Google Play.

TAPPS TV

Stream Varsity Football and other school events LIVE for FREE! Download in the App Store or Google Play

NFHS Network

Varsity, JV, and Middle School athletics contests (non-football) are LIVE for FREE! Download in the App Store or Google Play.

FlikISDining

Access everything you need to know about the North & South Campus food provider, Flik. Download in the App Store or Google Play.

PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP (PTF)

LCA’s Parent Teacher Fellowship is LCA’s parent volunteer and ministry program. If you are a parent, grandparent or family member you are a part of PTF! PTF provides opportunities throughout the year for fellowship, personal spiritual growth, and service. We encourage you to get involved!

Volunteer Opportunities & Ministries

There are a number of opportunities to get involved. Watch for the 2025-2026 Volunteer Interest Form coming soon

Our prayer ministry team is here to pray for you. To submit a prayer request, please contact ptf@legacyca.com

LCA Cares: It is our hope to be able to minister to the LCA community when needs arise. Through the Parent Teacher Fellowship Care Ministry and Prayer Ministry Team we are able to serve each other by providing meals and by lifting each other up through prayer and encouragement. Men’s & Women’s Bible Studies: Fall Bible Study information is coming soon!

Eagle Mama Fall Luncheon: Friday, September 5, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM at Stonebriar Country Club in Frisco - Registration opens soon!

Monthly Prayer Walk: Check your weekly email for announcements regarding monthly Campus Prayer Walks

Pathfinders Men’s Events: Watch for details coming soon.

PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP

Executive Board

The PTF Board represents the interests of the Parent Teacher Fellowship and serves as oversight of all PTF functions and programs.

2025-2026 PTF Executive Board Members:

President - Jennifer Rush

Vice-President - Katie Scullin

Secretary - Jamie Schlegel

Treasurer - Nicole Freeman

2025-2026 PTF Board Members:

Community Fellowship -Berkley Berry, Marla Stallsworth

Volunteers - Tori Finley

Events - Juel Collins

Teacher Appreciation - Kady, Berridge, April Edwards, Noelle Villere

New Families - Linda Maldonado, Melonie Sanders

Ministry - Carla Haddock

Early Learning Representative - Falyn Kopidlansky

Lower School Representative - Jennifer Grinke

Middle School Representative - Neila Ruiz

Upper School Representative - Shannon Ross

PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP

Grade Coordinators and Room Parents

Grade Coordinators: LCA Grade Coordinators provide support to each grade level by partnering with teachers, and grade-level Room Parents, as well as organizing volunteers and support opportunities to serve on campus

2025-2026 Grade Coordinators:

Pre-K 3 - Chelsey Alley

Pre-K 4 - Lauren Rodriguez

JR. Kinder - Anjelica Quisenberry

Kindergarten - Kendall McMichael

1st Grade - Danielle Boykin

2nd Grade - Megan Unsworth

3rd Grade - Nicole McDonald

4th Grade - Lisa Boettcher

5th Grade - Angeline Emmel

6th Grade - Katie Hilton

7th Grade - Robin Semadeni

8th Grade - Shannon Ross

9th Grade: Jennifer Lott, Jenna Grutzius

10th Grade: Melina O'Brien, Irina Owens

11th Grade: RaShonda Gibson, Rachel Greve

12th Grade: Melissa Barber, Cherlyn Edwards

Room Parents: LCA Room Parents partner with their student’s classroom teachers to provide support, plan class parties, and communications with classroom parents. Room Parents are assigned at the beginning of the school year. Interested in serving as a Room Parent? Complete the interest form linked here.

GRADE-LEVEL 2025 SUMMER GATHERINGS

Be on the lookout for information and details from your grade-level PTF Grade Coordinator!

PreK 3 – Wednesday, July 30, 9:15 AM, Peek n Play, 1951 FM 423 Little Elm

PreK 4 – Wednesday, August 6, 6:00 PM, Margaret's Ice Cream, 3255 PGA Pkwy, Frisco

Jr Kindergarten – Wednesday, July 23, 6:00 PM, Margaret's Ice Cream, 3255 PGA Pkwy, Frisco

Kindergarten – Wednesday, August 6, 7:00 PM, Margaret's Ice Cream, 3255 PGA Pkwy, Frisco

1st Grade – Thursday, July 24, 5:00 PM, Pump it Up!, 7164 Technology Dr., Frisco

2nd Grade – Wednesday, July 30, 6:00 PM, Pump it Up!, 7164 Technology Dr., Frisco

3rd Grade – Thursday, July 31, 5:00 PM, Strikes Bowling, 8789 Lebanon Rd., Frisco

4th Grade – Tuesday, July 29, 6:00 PM, Braums, 2680 Main St, Frisco

5th Grade – Monday, August 11, 3:00 PM, Ninja Nation, 7140 Dena Drive, Frisco

6th Grade – Sunday, July 27, 3:00 PM, Fritz's Adventure Park, 5651 Nebraska Furniture Mart Dr, The Colony

7th Grade – Thursday, August 7, 7:00 PM, Cow Tipping Creamery/The Star, 4940 Hwy 121, The Colony

8th Grade – Tuesday, August 5, 6:00 PM, Cow Tipping Creamery/The Star, 3685 The Star Blvd, Frisco

9th Grade – Wednesday, August 6, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Legacy Hall, 7800 Windrose Ave., Plano

10th Grade – Sunday, July 27, TBD, Popstroke, 5770 Grandscape Blvd, The Colony

11th Grade – Wednesday, July 30, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM, Fritz's Adventure, 5651 Nebraska Furniture Mart

Dr, The Colony

12th Grade – TBD

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES FALL 2025

USED UNIFORM & SPIRIT SHOP SALE

JULY 12, 9:00 - 11:00AM

Don’t miss this opportunity to get great uniform apparel and spirit wear at even better prices! Items include Dress Wear, which is required for next year. All sales on July 12 will be tax-free.

Registration to shop is strongly encouraged, sign up for a time slot here

Volunteers are needed to serve, sign up here to join the fun! All volunteers will receive 10% off their purchases the day of the sale.

MIDDLE SCHOOL & UPPER SCHOOL: EAGLE ORIENTATION & MEET THE TEACHER

AUGUST 12

Middle School:

Eagle Orientation for MS students entering their first year at LCA:

8:30-9:30am Meet the Teacher

5th-6th grade: 9:30 -10:30am

7th-8th grade: 10:30 -11:30am

Upper School:

Eagle Orientation for all NEW to LCA Upper School students: 10:0011:30AM

“Meet your Schedule” for all RETURNING incoming 9th-12th grade students: 1:00 - 3:00PM

EAGLES TAKE FLIGHT

AUGUST 5, 4:30-6:00PM

All new families are invited to join us for our Eagles Take Flight event presented by our admissions team. This informative night provides interactions with school leadership and principals where all last minute questions will be answered! We'll give you the scoop as to what to expect during the first few weeks of school to make sure you THRIVE!

BACK TO SCHOOL BLESSING

TBD

Join us for an opportunity for our entire community to come together in prayer, worship, and reverence. Hear from our Head of School, Kevin Mosley, as he shares his heart for this school year and learn more about your family’s partnership with LCA. Attendance is strongly encouraged.

ELC & LOWER SCHOOL: MEET THE TEACHER

AUGUST 12

Early Learning:

Pre-K 3: 8:30 –10:00am

Pre-K 4/Jr. K: 10:30 – 12:00pm Kinder: 12:30 – 2:00pm

Lower School: Grades 1-4: 9:00 - 12:00 pm

*Please note that the calendar of

The first day of school for all grades is Wednesday, August 13. View divisional start/end times HERE AUGUST 13

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES FALL 2025

AUGUST 13 BOOHOO YAHOO!

All parents are invited to join us for our annual BooHoo Yahoo! event, after drop-off on the first day of school. This event is a great time to connect with other parents and hear from Kindergarten and Senior Parents as they BooHoo or Yahoo for their children’s milestones! Stay tuned for more details!

TBD PTF KICKOFF

Join us to learn more about LCA’s Parent Teacher Fellowship events, ministries, and volunteer opportunities. Watch for more details coming soon!

AUGUST 29 1ST HOME FOOTBALL GAME

Join us for Friday Night Lights as we cheer on our Eagle football team. This is a great opportunity to attend with your family and socialize! The LCA Fan Shop will be open to purchase swag and LCA clubs and programs will have tables to share information about getting involved!

AUGUST 29 BACK TO SCHOOL BASH

Grab your green & gold and come cheer on our Varsity Eagles for Friday Night Lights as they take on Cistercian on August 29th at Comstock Stadium. Open to the entire LCA community and featuring food trucks & fun galore! More details coming soon!

SEPTEMBER 12 GRANDPARENT GAME

Join us for Friday Night Lights as we honor one Legacy’s most cherished groups, Grandparents!

OCTOBER 10 HOMECOMING

A Legacy tradition unlike any other! Join us on campus in the morning for an all-school parade and pep rally. That evening, we’ll gather for Friday Night Lights as we welcome all LCA Alumni and Parent Alumni back on campus to cheer on our Eagles!

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

FALL

2025

LEGACY NIGHT

NOVEMBER 8

Legacy Night is Legacy Christian Academy’s annual gala that brings our community together for a night of fellowship and fun! Mark your calendars for this elevated date night. Sponsorships, tables, and tickets will be available for purchase. More details coming soon!

GRANDEAGLES’ & SPECIAL FRIENDS’ DAY: ELC

NOVEMBER 20

On Thursday, November 20th all Pre-K-Kindergarten grandparents are welcome to join us at the Early Learning Campus for Grandparents’ Day! This is a great opportunity for grandparents to meet teachers, walk the hallways, enjoy special programs, and get to shop at the book fair!

GRANDEAGLES’ & SPECIAL FRIENDS’ DAY: LS

NOVEMBER 21

On Friday, November 21st the fun continues at the Lower School with all 1st-4th grade grandparents. This is a great opportunity for grandparents to meet teachers, walk the hallways, enjoy special programs, and get to shop at the book fair!

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