Social

The mission statement here at MACA guides student life.  We incorporate opportunities for the students to grow in each of these areas while they here.

Socially, MACA students…

• Are prepared to bring Christian perspectives to the public square.
• Understand the worth of every human being as created in the image of God.
• Respect and relate appropriately with integrity to the people with whom they work, play, and live.
• Have an appreciation of languages, cultures, and ethnicities.
• Embrace and practice justice, mercy, and peacemaking.
• Understand that work itself is a godly and dignified pursuit.
• See the value of a Christian worldview applied to all vocations.
• Have an appreciation for the value of collaborative effort and the input of others.
• Are service-oriented and helpful citizens.
• Have a growing degree of self-confidence, self-discipline, responsibility, and independence.
• Have been equipped to discover their role in society.
• Understand the importance of being an unashamed witness for Christ.
• Are adaptable, lifelong learners, able to function in a culture where things constantly change.
• Understand, value, and engage in appropriate social and civic activities from a uniquely Christian perspective.

Student Council Association

The MACA Student Council Association (SCA) is a student-led organization designed to develop tomorrow’s leaders today through a variety of service opportunities and representative responsibilities. The SCA functions on both the middle and high school levels, with each grade level (6-12) choosing a class president and vice president. In addition, two teams consisting of a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and chaplain serve their respective peers as representatives and leaders at the middle and high school levels. The MACA SCA promotes student involvement, organizes campus events, and encourages volunteerism among all MACA secondary students.

Events

MACA provides opportunities for social development all year long. These offerings include: 

• High School Retreat
• Middle School Retreat
• Dress Down Days
• MACA Madness Night
• High School Bonfire
• Grade-level Holiday Parties
• Service Days
• Student-Led Worship Night
• Spirit Week
• Homecoming
• Camp Read S’More
• Middle School Ice Cream Social
• FUN’d Day
• MACA Family Nights
• MACA’s Got Talent-Talent Show (K-8)
• Fall & Spring MACA Family Nights
• High School Theatre Performance
• Junior/Senior Gala
• 8th Grade Banquet and Class Trip
• Senior Missions Trip
• High School Commencement
• Of course, students attending their peers’ arts events and athletic games is a significant aspect of the MACA social experience.