Announcements

From creative problem-solving at BattleBots Camp, to hands-on exploration in STEM and Nature Camp, to skill-building and teamwork in Girls Basketball, Middle School Boys Basketball, Girls Volleyball, and Coed Soccer Camps, our students had an incredible summer of learning and fun. Campers also tapped into their creativity at Summer Studio Art Camp and made music together at Warrior Band Camp—growing in skill, friendship, and confidence every step of the way. With energy, teamwork, and Christ-centered encouragement at the heart of it all, this summer’s camps were truly unforgettable.

Enjoy Summer Camp Photos here

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This summer, our Flat Warrior traveled near and far with ECA families, spreading Warrior pride and making memories along the way. He accompanied the volleyball team on their adventures to Ohiopyle and the WVU Coliseum. He also stopped at Harbour Town on Hilton Head Island, soaked up the sun at Fenwick Island, DE, and Surfside Beach, SC, and rode the Duquesne Incline in Pittsburgh. His travels took him across the globe to Turkey, out on the water at Lake Norman, North Carolina, through the bustle of New York City, and even courtside at the U.S. Open! Thank you to everyone who brought Flat Warrior along for the ride. We loved seeing how connected our ECA family stayed all summer long!

Enjoy 2025 Flat Warrior Pictures Here

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Eden administrators, faculty members, board, and staff gathered for a special evening to welcome David Schutt, PhD, President, and his wife, Heather, as he steps into the role of President at Eden Christian Academy.
The night was filled with warm conversations, light desserts, refreshments, and meaningful moments of connection. Dr. Schutt shared his heart for Christian education, his vision for Eden’s future, and his deep appreciation for the Eden community.
The evening closed with a time of prayer, lifting up the new school year, our students, and the mission we share together.
We’re so grateful for the opportunity to come together and begin this new chapter in unity and faith. Here's to all God has in store for the year ahead!

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19 Eden College-in-High-School Chemistry students earned an impressive 82% class average on the Pitt final, far above the 60% university average,with one earning the top score, and our school accounting for 35% of all A’s among 405 students.

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The Eden Christian Academy Varsity Baseball Team had another year of outstanding accomplishments both on and off the field!
The Warriors began their season with a focus on physical, strategic, and mental readiness. To help prepare the team, they welcomed guest speakers, including Steelers Chaplain Kent Chevalier, North Way Christian Community's Lead Pastor Dave D'Angelo, and former Pittsburgh Pirate Michael McHenry. McHenry not only offered encouragement but surprised the team by joining them in practice, sharing insights on strategy, mental preparation, and sportsmanship. Each speaker emphasized the importance of honoring and glorifying God in every aspect of life. Brady Hull, Noah Emswiler, and Brett Feldman earned both First Team All-Section and All-State Honors. Coach Mark Feldman was also named Single A Coach of the Year. Our Warriors wrapped up an incredible season, finishing 2nd in the PIAA 1A State Championship and ranked 3rd in the WPIAL! 

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During the months of March and April, the junior Bible class took on the goal of raising funds to help an organization called EduNations, a faith-based, non-profit organization that builds and operates schools in under-resourced communities. They seek to educate children, ignite hope, and transform their lives. One of their programs is called "Meals for Mariatu." This program specifically raises funds to feed school children in the African country of Sierra Leone. The fifty students of the junior Bible class were divided into seven groups (of six to seven students each) and were tasked with raising funds to meet this need. Each group set a goal to raise $330, which is enough to feed five students for a month. The groups came up with individual strategies to raise these funds, including the following: concessions at a volleyball event, a lunch time raffle, a dodgeball tournament, a waffle breakfast, scoops and spoons (an ice cream bar and games during study hall), selling various food options during lunch, and morning donut sales. 

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In 2024-2025 school year, over 70 students participated in the Peer Tutoring & Mentoring program for students and tutors in grades 7-12. The program is led by our 12th-grade Service Team, which gathered a team of 37 juniors and seniors who serve as tutors and mentors. They met every Wednesday afternoon during TS in the cafeteria. 

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