If you’re interested in Seacoast Christian Academy, we encourage you to visit our campus. Come see the difference that our school can make in the life of your student. Please contact our school office for more information and to schedule your visit at (904) 513-2602 or email our Administrator, Heather Mariotti at
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We are accredited through the Association of Christian Schools International, which provides standards and accreditation enabling Christian educators and schools worldwide to lead children to spiritual and academic excellence. Its rigorous standards assure a quality education. Teachers must be degreed and certified in the fields they teach.
To provide a Christ-centered education, focusing on the whole student, the body, the mind, and the spirit as an instrument to serve God; assisting students to develop a love relationship with God and equipping them academically so that they will be disciple-makers who will impact generations to the glory of God. (Romans 12:2)
Mission
To provide a Christ-centered education, focusing on the whole student, the body, the mind, and the spirit, as an instrument to serve God; assisting students to develop a love relationship with God and equipping them academically so that they will be disciple-makers who will impact generations to the glory of God. (Romans 12:2)
The statement of faith does not exhaust the extent of our beliefs. The Bible itself, as the inspired and infallible Word of God that speaks with final authority concerning truth, morality, and the proper conduct of mankind, is the sole and final source of all that we believe. For purposes of Seacoast Christian Academy’s faith, doctrine, practice, policy, and discipline, our Board of Directors is Seacoast Christian Academy’s final interpretive authority on the Bible’s meaning and application.
† We believe that, for the salvation of lost and sinful man, there is only one way and that is to be born again spiritually by making Jesus Christ one’s personal Lord and Savior.
Philosophy
Seacoast Christian Academy desires to be Christ-centered and Biblical. The purpose of the school is:
† To establish a firm belief in the Bible as God’s Word.
† To establish a firm belief and love for Jesus Christ, the Son of God (Psalms 51:10).
Instruction can best take place in an environment that is conducive to learning. Effective instruction requires good order and discipline–absence of distractions, friction, and disturbances that interfere with the effective functioning of the student, class, and school. A friendly, yet business like atmosphere, in which students and school personnel work cooperatively toward mutually recognized and accepted goals, embodies effective instruction.
We are happy to be home! God has blessed us with great facilities and plenty of space to continue to grow the school. We look forward to the future! Come grow with us!
Learn more about Seacoast Christian Academy
Interested in learning more about the Fine Art opportunities at Seacoast Christian Academy? We invite you to schedule a tour by contacting the admissions office at (904) 722-1738 or send us at email at
Mr. Altman began his career as a Licensed Minister for Youth and Children. He served 8 years in the Pastoral field in many different capacities throughout the years. After pursuing a career in Financial Advisory he returned to education and joined Seacoast Christian Academy in 2016. His degree is a Bachelors of Arts in Pastoral Ministries with a Minor in Bible.
Samuel Armstrong has been teaching at Seacoast Christian Academy since 2005. He brings to the high school a wealth of experience in both teaching and ministry. Mr. Armstrong has served over 35 years as a Pastor in six churches. He has attended the University of Memphis, Evangel University, and Central Bible College. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Bible. Mr. Armstrong teaches Bible in the context of discipleship and living our life on the uncompromising authority of God’s Word. He has a unique approach to illustrating history to young people. He believes that history is not completely understood unless students see the “God Connection” throughout history.
Sherry Barton started at SCA in 2004 as the Art resource teacher for all class levels. She worked in the private sector for 20 years as Creative Director and Director of Product Development for US based companies that operated throughout Southeast Asia, India, and the Pacific Rim countries. One of her responsibilities was establishing creative departments and standards for manufacturing giftware products by training artists in many varied aspects of manufacturing throughout these regions. Her family is in Jacksonville and South Carolina. She currently attends Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.
Donna Brooke has been a teacher at Seacoast Christian Academy since 2005. She has taught middle school math, science, Study Skills, Bible and Psychology. She completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Southeastern University in 1993. She has worked as an Administrative Assistant and in Accounting. She has also served in various capacities of Christian ministry and education: a youth pastor 1983-1989; Christian higher education student life from 1989-2001; and Christian secondary education 2002 – present.
Elton Brooke has been the Principal/Director of Guidance at Seacoast Christian Academy since 2004. He completed his Bachelor of Arts degree (Church Ministries) from Southeastern University in 1991; a Master of Arts in Education (Counseling) from Argosy University in 1995; and a Doctor of Education (Organizational Leadership) from Argosy University in 2002. For the past 30 years, he has served in various capacities of Christian ministry and education: a youth pastor 1983-1989; Christian higher education student life and administration 1989-2001; and Christian secondary education 2001 – present.
Scott Looker has been the high school English teacher as Seacoast Christian Academy since 2007. In addition to teaching all of the English classes, he has also taught Speech, Debate, Creative Writing, and Advanced Placement courses. He graduated from Loyola University of New Orleans in 1999 and, three years later, earned a Masters in Divinity from Nashotah House Theological Seminary.