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Monticello Christian Academy
Our Mission
At MCA we strive to provide a rigorous and loving learning environment that recognizes the enormous and unlimited potential that each child possesses. We believe that God has planted seeds of His divine nature in the hearts and minds of each child and that our role as teachers is to provide a nurturing environment to help them reach their highest potential.
to bring the spirit of learning to life
Academic Excellence
MCA Students have had great success transitioning into Kindergarten
Nurturing
Environment
Community
Integration
Social-Emotional
Play Based
Development
Learn More About Our Programs
Preschool (3y)
Pre-K (4y)
Preschool and PreK students will learn a variety of academically centered topics within a Christ focused atmosphere to prepare them intellectually and emotionally for Kindergarten.
Before / After School Care
(3y - 5th grade)
Open to public school and MCA students.
​Before Care starts as
early as 6:45 a.m.
After Care runs until 6:00 p.m.
Summer Program
(3y - 5th grade)
June 1 - August 14
7:15 - 6:00 PM
Monday - Friday
Conscious Discipline
Discipline is helping a child solve a problem. Punishment is making a child suffer retribution for having a problem. To raise problem solvers focus on solutions, not retributions.
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-L.R. KNOST
Monticello Christian Academy's Philosophy Through Conscious Discipline
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Conscious Discipline definition: “Discipline does not equal punishment. It is emotional education: a way of teaching your child to handle her feelings and reminding her how to behave. This is Conscious Discipline. The Page 5 of 6 ultimate goal is to help your child gain self-control. It is making life predictable for your child. They know what to expect and what’s expected of them.”
#BestNeighborsEver!
MCA is partnering with the Piatt County Nursing Home to build an intergenerational playground within their shared community.
“The uniqueness of bringing these two generations together should be noted. And what a benefit it will be, not just for MCA and Piatt County Nursing Home, but also our community as a whole,”