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Chapel Hill Academy

Holiday Happiness
Each year during the holidays, the needs of our children

magic and cheer to 507 children and over 200 families. We

and families seem to outpace the year before. Fortunately,

especially appreciated each thoughtful purchase, which provide

our donors always respond with overwhelming generosity.

something special for the child, along with basic needs for

With the help of many individuals, groups, neighborhoods,

their family, such as bundles of sheets, towels, toiletries and

and businesses, we were able to provide incredible holiday

household supplies. Our most sincere thank you to you all!

Definitions of Success
by the Students of Chapel Hill Academy
Success is an accomplishment, like passing,
having good grades, having high expectations,
going harder, going out of the box. It means doing
more. It means becoming greater, better, and
doing what seemed impossible before.

T.J. Alexander (5th Grade) wins CHA’s Annual Spelling Bee.

— Corey Wallace

Success to me is when something is
accomplished by somebody. Success is beating
the game, both figuratively and literally. And
beating it means legitimately, no cheating made.

— Chase Leonard

Success is working together to come back when
you’ve been behind. For example, one day, my
basketball team was behind by 14 points. We
started working as a team. It was really hard to
come back, but we did it and won the game.

Joshua Wilhoite (5th