History of  Immanuel Christian Academy

     Immanuel Christian Academy has been formed to further the evangelistic ministry and mission of Immanuel Lutheran Church and Immanuel Ministry and Education Corporation in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It has been formed to provide quality Christian and academic education to train young people for leadership roles in their community and society.

     Immanuel Lutheran Church conducted a feasibility study in 1999 which showed an interest from over 500 families within a five-mile radius in sending their children to a Christian School. With the results of this study, the church committed to include a Christian day school in its planning. 

     Land was purchased in 2000 for the construction of a new church and educational facilities, and the church entered into a financial campaign in September 2001 to finance the construction of the education facility and sanctuary. A headmaster was hired in May 2001 to plan and implement the school programs. Loans from the Lutheran Church Education Fund were secured in September 2001, and construction began on the education facility.  The new school site at 400 North Aspen, Broken Arrow, Ok 74012, opened in August 2002, with preschool through eighth grades.

     The school consists of 37,000 square feet and contains classrooms for preschool, day care facilities and K-8 grades. The building also contains administrative offices, two multi-purpose rooms, a full kitchen, playgrounds, parking, and large outdoor areas for classes, physical activity, sports, etc. The site is located on over 30 acres of prime real estate next to a Wal-Mart Super Store and within 1 1/2 mile from the Broken Arrow expressway.

    The school also includes a 6,000 square foot education annex which houses three middle school classrooms, vocal music room, and an art classroom.