Silent Auctions Spring 2025!
Pre-Kindergarten
Framed fingerprints with student fingerprints around the border. The names of the students are on the back of the frame.
Kindergarten
Height measure (starts at 1 1/2 feet) with picture frames, a Bible verse, and kindergarten student names.
First Grade
A white table with hand prints of the first-grade student's hands holding onto a commandment.
Second Grade
The state of Nebraska uses student fingerprints on canvas. Each student is a different color.
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Third/Fourth Grade
Students authored a book about Latin. Students wrote 2-4 pages each. This version is an example. The book created by students is still in publishing.
Sixth Grade
Students painted tiles in an abstract acrylic collage.
Cornucopia 2024
Hastings, NE - November 9, 2024
Zion Classical Academy’s 4th Annual dessert auction is a time to fellowship over a meal and remembering our blessings. In Latin, Cornucopia means “horn of abundance”. Fall decorations and arrangements were abundant with help from A Perfect Gift. Cornucopia began at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 9, with dinner served to nearly 170 attendees by Well-Sauced BBQ. Once the main course was complete, it was time for tables to bid on desserts donated by local businesses and cake experts. Local auctioneers Travis and Kelly Augustin from Ruhter Auction and Realty kept the auction chant rolling through 27 fantastically crafted final courses. “The event was a wonderful success that surpassed anything we could have imagined,” says Andrew Adams, principal of Zion Classical Academy, “we deeply appreciate our community’s generosity. From the success of this event, we were able to meet our annual match total of $75,000 from the Thom/T-L Foundation.”
Zion Classical Academy plans to continue the tradition in 2025. The Cornucopia Dessert Auction occurs in early November following harvest. If you are interested in more information, please email us at principal@zionclassical.org.