IT'S A BRIGHT FUTURE AT BA
IT HAS BEEN A SEASON OF TREMENDOUS BLESSING
There is so much to look forward to at Brentwood Academy and we are so grateful for those who have paved the way for this season. We take this opportunity now to honor BA's history as we look toward a bright future.
Last spring, the Middle School was named after the school’s founder, Mr. Bill Brown. We welcomed a crowd of alumni and their parents as well as former faculty and staff to campus to name the Bill and Beth Brown Middle School. It was a blessing to have Mr. Brown here on campus to celebrate the momentous occasion surrounded by many family members and friends of BA.
That same year also saw the opening of the Curt and Cindy Masters Chapel on campus. Located near the Middle School, this glass and steel structure is an outward expression of faith and a physical representation of the mission and ministry of BA. The chapel is named for Curt and Cindy Masters as a sign of their legacy and steadfast commitment to the school’s Statement of Faith.
As a milestone in a long-range campus improvement initiative, BA opened the Louderback Center for Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Arts last fall. The center is a four-classroom extension that will house new spaces for robotics, visual arts, and the entrepreneurship program. This school year also added a dedicated physical space for entrepreneurship program students to develop and run their own business project. This year, the program launched "The BA Bean," an on-campus coffee shop where the students manage everything from sourcing roasters and curating menus to generating revenue.
We can't wait to show you all the new additions to campus and maybe share a cup of coffee.
