Visit our Faculty and Staff page to meet our teachers and explore the Elementary and My SCA pages to access the documents and links listed below.
– SCA Calendar
– MySchoolBucks Cafeteria Account
– Lunch Menu
– Private School Affidavit
– The Journey
– Handbook



Magnus Health is the online database SCA uses for student medical information and form collection. Magnus Health can be accessed through your FACTS Family Portal under Student > Medical.
All mandatory forms will need to be filled out before the first day of school. (Current family Volunteer and Handbook Agreement forms due June 30.)
Please drop off your student’s medication, in a Ziploc bag, labeled with his or her name, to Nurse Elizabeth Lanphar on or before the first day of school. If you have any questions, please reach out to Nurse Lanphar at elanphar@scamail.org.
Please review the highlights below for dress code expectations. For a complete overview of dress code requirements, Friday Spirit Day attire, and monthly Jeans Pass guidelines, please refer to pages 19–20 of the Elementary Handbook.
Families should also visit Anton Uniforms to purchase the required polos for chapel and field trips, as well as optional jumpers and skorts.
SCA-issued Hanging Car Tag
This is required for entry into the designated pick-up zones. Assignments and tags will be provided at the Ice Cream Social Walk-Thru.
Student Last Name Sign
Write your child’s last name on an 8.5 x 11 sheet of cardstock using a thick marker and large, legible letters, or print it using an extra-large font from a word processing program (see sample below). We recommend laminating the sign for added durability.

An amazing staff has been planning and prepping for an awesome year together! Whether it is once a month or a few times throughout the week, we will be offering child care $10 per hour/student, M-F from 3 - 5:30 pm.
On school half-days, it is offered from 11:30 am - 5:30 pm for a set fee of $40 and includes lunch. Half days are by registration only. Sign up link will be in the Elementary Journey.
Beyond the Bell is for students who like to play games, have fun with friends, and get their homework done. Children must be picked up by 5:30 pm, or late fees will be assessed. Please park in Blue Zone and walk through the gate to pick up your child in Room 1206.
Please email our Beyond the Bell Supervisor at beyondthebell@scamail.org for the required registration paperwork or call 480.662.8178 for more information.

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Kayla Hrabak is a Phoenix native. She earned her degree in Public Relations and Advertising from Northern Arizona University in 2011, where she met her husband, Jared. They have two children who both attend SCA. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with family, reading, going on walks and volunteering in the children's ministry at church. She is thankful to share the love of Jesus with students each day as they learn, grow and discover God’s purpose for their lives.
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Originally from Henderson, Nevada, Mrs. Howland moved to Phoenix in the summer of 2024 and married her husband, Andy, in the spring of 2025. While Mrs. Howland began her teaching career in Kindergarten in New York, she quickly discovered her passion for third grade and has happily spent the last seven years teaching young learners at this exciting age! Mrs. Howland enjoys serving the Lord with her husband at Redemption North Mountain, finding a good cup of coffee, a day at Disneyland, or just spending time with the people she loves (which includes her tuxedo cat, Momo.) She is feeling blessed to be able to join the SCA team!
Education:
B.S. in Elementary Education, Trinity College of Jacksonville, 2015
Experience:
Classroom teaching since 2017

KT Thompson has a BA in Secondary Education, with a focus in Art. She has a teaching certificate in Arizona and Washington. She has an MAPC from Ottawa University, as well as a CAGS in Marriage and Family Therapy. As a counselor, she was the Program Director for Student Counseling at ASU in the West Valley, one of the founding therapists for Remuda Ranch Eating Disorder Center, Program Director for "The New Song Center for Grieving Children", and a Crisis Responder for Glendale Fire Department. She has two grown adult children, one who lives here in the valley and is a Senior Pastor at the church she attends. Ms. Thompson enjoys art, sports, and the outdoors whenever possible.