This week, the Pony Press asked sophomore Hannah Custer what her advice to the student body would be. She said “for kids in the grades above I would say encourage younger kids and be a good example because any encounter you have with them they will cherish forever!…

On Friday March 31, 2023 three EF3 tornadoes touched down in the state of Arkansas. (AR Democrat Gazette). These tornadoes were a result of an extratropical cyclone that ripped through the Midwestern, Southern and Eastern States. (Tornado Outbreak March 31, 2023) CAC entered tornado protocol around around 2:15…

For many students, the day doesn’t stop after the final school bell rings. CAC students are employed all around town, from coaching, to food service, to owning their own businesses. Junior Morgan Harrison works at the Burns Park Tennis Center. Morgan is a member of the CAC varsity…

For many students, the day doesn’t stop after the final school bell rings. Working students leave school and make their way to their jobs as dishwashers, baristas, or youth coaches, just to name a few. For junior Macy Wall, 7Brew is the place she calls “work home.”  New…

This week’s advice comes from sixth grader, Paisley Carter. Paisley says, “My advice to other grades would be to be kind and to be yourself. Be kind because you never know what someone else is going through, you can be the light of someone's day. Be yourself because…

It is time to introduce the last–but certainly not least–member of the Pony Press team, photographer Drake Henson. Drake’s job includes: photography, videography, and content creation. “It is awesome to be a photographer for the Pony Press, and my interest in photography has grown,” he said. Drake is…

For fifty-one years, Central Arkansas Christian School has been home to thousands of students. As scholars and faculty have come and gone, so have many traditions. Everyone has a favorite, for some it’s Track Attack or Hush Hearts, and for older students it may even be a tradition…

Senior Zach Moore’s advice to the CAC student body is, “Enjoy your time in your middle and high school years. Do stuff, and don't just focus on school and get by, but enjoy the time while you have it. However, don't ignore school because doing well now makes…