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1 ACAA Schools Athletic Contact Person ACAA Schools Clay County Christian Academy Athletic Contact Person: Pam Cason 37993 Highway 77 [email protected] Ashland, AL 36251 256-354-7778 Adullam House Christian Academy Fax: 256-354-7780 7469 Georgia Road Athletic Director: John Roach Wetumpka, AL 36092 [email protected] 334-478-3888 Athletic Director: Josh Hellums Conecuh Springs Christian School [email protected] 220 Hicks Industrial Boulevard Union Springs, AL 36089 Bear Creek Academy 334-738-4800 6401 Highway 69 Fax: 334-738-4807 Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 Athletic Director: Kelly Putnam 205-737-7282 [email protected] Athletic Director: Travis Vaughn [email protected] Cornerstone Christian Academy PO Box 1488 Brooklane Baptist Academy Rainsville, AL 35986 160 Brooklane Drive 256-638-9311 Hueytown, AL 35023 Athletic Director: Heather Harrison 205-497-0967 [email protected] Fax: 205-497-7616 Athletic Director: Jack Scott Cornerstone Christian School [email protected] 3211 Spring Avenue, SW Rachel Vines Decatur, AL 35603 [email protected] 256-340-9516 Fax: 256-340-9517 Cahawba Christian Academy Athletic Director: Paul Stowe 2415 Montevallo Road [email protected] Centreville, AL 35042 Marsha Barton 205-926-4676 [email protected] Fax: 205-926-4633 Athletic Director: Matt Kornegay Cullman Christian School Gail Sammons PO Box 2655 [email protected] Cullman, AL 35056 256-734-0734 Chilton Christian Academy Fax: 256-734-0117 23240 US Highway 31 Athletic Director: Kari Driver Jemison, AL 35085 [email protected] 205-688-4454 Tina Warner Fax: 205-688-1870 [email protected] Athletic Director: Caleb Jones [email protected] 1 First Assembly Christian School Marion Academy PO Box 697 1820 Prier Drive Ashland, AL 36251 Marion, AL 36756 256-354-4090 334-683-8204 Fax: 256-354-4675 Fax: 334-683-4938 Athletic Director: Keith Jones Athletic Director: Scott Brewer [email protected] [email protected] Lydia Steed [email protected] Marshall Christian School 1631 Brashers Chapel Road Glen Iris Baptist School Albertville, AL 35951 1137 10th Place South 256-279-0192 Birmingham, AL 35205 Fax: 256-891-4160 205-323-1516 Athletic Director: Tiffany Hollowell Fax: 205-252-5432 [email protected] Athletic Director: Mountain View Baptist School Office Contact: [email protected] 5568 Chalkville Mountain Road Birmingham, AL 35235 Harvest Christian School 205-854-2741 1694 Deese Road Fax: 205-854-2795 Ozark, AL 36360 Athletic Director: Matt Bookout 334-774-3706 [email protected] Athletic Director: Jason Miller [email protected] Mt. Pleasant Christian School 4111 Susan Moore Road Huntsville Christian Academy Blountsville, AL 35031 175 West Park Loop, NW 205-466-7997 Huntsville, AL 35806 Athletic Director: Tara King 256-895-9550 [email protected] Athletic Director: Heather Reiner Dan Boatman [email protected] [email protected] Alisha Hamilton Denise Smallwood [email protected] [email protected] Tiffany Ponder – Volleyball only Lawrence County Christian School [email protected] 10485 County Road 460 Moulton, AL 35650 New Life Christian Academy 256-974-8771 PO Box 929 Athletic Director: Brandon Pylant Millbrook, AL 36054 [email protected] 334-285-5615 Tania Foster Athletic Director: Tommy Merrell [email protected] [email protected] Sharon Wilkes Lighthouse Christian Academy [email protected] 3570 Bell Road Montgomery, AL 36116 Athletic Director: Bruce Williams [email protected] 2 Pineview Christian Academy Victory Christian Academy-C 5614 Highway 53 100 Victory Loop Harvest, AL 35749 Columbus, MS 39702 256-852-9571 662-327-7744 Athletic Director: Tiffany Doner Fax: 662-327-3755 [email protected] Athletic Director: Chris Hamm [email protected] Providence Classical School [email protected] 605 Clinton Avenue East Huntsville, AL 35801 Victory Christian Academy-M 256-852-8884 PO Box 1090 Athletic Director: David Elkins Millbrook, AL 36054 [email protected] 334-285-5082 Sally Batchelor Fax: 334-285-0213 [email protected] Athletic Director: Mark Gillum [email protected] Tabernacle Christian School 2649 Decatur Highway Gardendale, AL 35071 205-631-9318 Fax: 205-631-6532 Athletic Director: Jeremy White [email protected] Trinity Christian Academy 1500 Airport Road Oxford, AL 36203 256-831-3333 Fax: 256-831-5895 Athletic Director: Jeff Smith [email protected] [email protected] Tuscaloosa Christian School 1601 Prudes Mill Road Cottondale, AL 35453 205-553-4303 Fax: 205-553-4259 Athletic Director: Danny Lancaster [email protected] Valley Fellowship Christian Academy 3616 Holmes Avenue, NW Huntsville, AL 35816 256-533-5248 Athletic Director: Alan Green [email protected] 3 .
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