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Jackson Christian eighth graders spent the week in Boston as part of the school’s long-standing tradition of experiential learning in early American history. Because the 8th grade curriculum spans early exploration through the Civil War, Boston provides an ideal setting for students to connect their classroom studies with the places where many pivotal events occurred.

Jackson Christian School’s 11th grade students traveled to Washington, D.C., November 5–8 for an immersive learning experience connecting classroom lessons to some of the nation’s most significant historical sites. The group was led by U.S. history and government teacher Fran Baker.

Jackson Christian School congratulates Dr. Kendall Naceanceno, Director of K–12 Academics, on successfully defending his dissertation and earning his Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree from Middle Tennessee State University.

When Jackson Christian began celebrating its 50th anniversary, eighth-grade student Ben Little felt inspired to dig deeper into the stories that shaped the school he loves. What started as curiosity has evolved into a comprehensive historical research project, complete with interviews, archival discoveries, and a deeper appreciation for the vision and faith that shaped Jackson Christian.

Jackson Christian fifth-grade student Everett Webb made a remarkable impact on this year’s Regional Inter-Faith Association (RIFA) food drive, personally collecting and donating 3,027 cans of food to help feed those in need throughout the Jackson community.

Jackson Christian is proud to announce that senior Gracie Bratcher has been recognized as a Commended Student in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program.