East Lake Academy, Chicago's Premiere Private Catholic School, Offers Athletics Opportunities
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CHICAGO - May 15, 2019 - illiNews -- Athletic opportunities are important for all children. They help children get the exercise they need to build strength, teach them to work as a team, and give them something to look forward to outside of the classroom. East Lake Academy, one of the Chicago area's leading private elementary schools, offers numerous athletics programs to students starting in grade 5.

Administration and LCCC Participation

East Lake Academy is a Lake County Catholic Conference participant, which means sports teams will play teams from other catholic schools in the LCCC. These include St. Joseph's, Home Run Kids, Lake Forest County Day School, Our Lady of Humility, and Anastasia. The athletics department is administered by teachers and parent volunteers.

Sports

East Lake Academy strives to offer a positive environment for students who are excited about athletics. Its athletic programs promote Christian values in sportsmanship and competition. Coaches and parent volunteers work together to help students develop a strong sense of self-confidence as they learn to lead others, persevere in tough times, and commit to helping their teammates. The school works to help develop a healthy love of sports and a lifestyle that includes frequent exercise.

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As a result of its mission, East Lake Academy provides students with an opportunity to participate in numerous sports:

●       Cross Country – Cross Country is long-distance running. East Lake Academy's team is co-ed, meaning both boys and girls participate on the same teams. Cross Country meets occur during September and October and children in 5^th through 8^th grades are encouraged to participate. Practices occur each week.

●       Basketball – Basketball practices and games take place from October through February. There are boys' and girls' teams for 5^th through 8^th grades, and there is an instructional league for 4^th graders interested in joining the team in later years, too.  Practices occur each week.

●       Track & Field – Track & Field is a very popular sport at East Lake Academy. The co-ed team consists of boys and girls in 5^th through 8^th grade, and they meet weekly to practice and participate in meets through the months of April and May. Track & Field includes short-distance racing and other events that involve throwing and jumping.

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To learn more about the athletics opportunities on offer at East Lake Academy, visit the school's website. You can also request a private tour to meet the staff and see the faculty in action. For more information please visit https://eastlakeacademy.org/

About East Lake Academy: East Lake Academy has been providing challenging curriculum based in faith and leadership to children in and around the Chicago area since the early 2000s. The school prides itself on balancing its educational model with spiritual growth, helping extend familial values and apostolic teaching from home into the classroom. Students develop and grow both academically and spiritually in this manner, allowing them to grow into the next generation of leaders.