Building Our Future

board — SCCA Board and Administration participate in the ceremonial "breaking of ground" on April 27.

heather — “This is more than a building—it’s a promise to our students.” Principal Heather Worsley speaks on the future of SCCA.

pic of leadership — Leadership team and Administration work side by side to build SCCA's future.

Student 2 — MyKeria Martin, our Junior Marshal leads the group in our convocation

Student 1 — Callie Eakin our Senior Superlative shares her vision for SCCA

Board chair — “This is just the beginning.” Board Chair Lindsey Hixon looks ahead to what this new campus will mean for generations of students.

pic of board — Our SCCA Board of Directors.

bonnie — Dr. Bonnie Holliday, President and CEO of the Georgia Charter Schools Association

Proud partner and construction group CGM poses with CFO Cheryl Weathersby and Superintendent Kylie Holley

Cheryl Weathersby recognized the key partners making the project possible, including Studio 8 Design, CGM Construction, Public-Private Partnership Project Management, and the Development Authority of Bainbridge and Decatur County.

truck — Leadership in action. Our Board of Directors and CFO Cheryl Weathersby stand at the future home of SCCA as we officially break ground.

Spring Creek Charter Academy Breaks Ground on Permanent Campus

Spring Creek Charter Academy officially broke ground on its future permanent campus, marking a major milestone for the school and the families it serves across Southwest Georgia. Students, families, staff, board members, and community partners gathered to celebrate the beginning of a project that has been years in the making. The new facility will provide a long-term home for SCCA and support the continued growth of its Pre-K through 12th grade program.

“This moment represents more than just a new building,” said Principal Heather Worsely. “It reflects the commitment of our families, staff, and community to providing students with a high-quality, student-centered education.”

The first phase of construction will include a modern classroom building designed to serve all grade levels, with dedicated wings for elementary, middle, and high school students. The campus will also feature a gymnasium and cafeteria, creating a space where students can learn, collaborate, and grow together.

Future phases of the project will include additional athletic facilities, such as fields and a field house, further enhancing opportunities for students both inside and outside the classroom. The project is being financed through a tax-exempt revenue bond, a common approach for public charter schools in Georgia, allowing SCCA to build independently without relying on local tax dollars.

SCCA is proud to partner with a strong team of professionals to bring the project to life, including:

Studio 8 Design (Architects)
CGM Construction (General Contractor)
Public-Private Partnership Project Management (Owner’s Representative)
Development Authority of Bainbridge and Decatur County (Bond Issuer)

Construction is expected to be completed by July 1, 2027, with students anticipated to begin the 2027–2028 school year in the new facility. As the project moves forward, SCCA will continue to share updates and milestones with the community.

A Long-Term Investment in Students

The new campus is designed to support SCCA’s hands-on, student-centered approach to learning, including its focus on project-based learning and cross-curricular instruction. By creating a permanent space built specifically for its students, SCCA is investing in an environment that will support academic achievement, creativity, and community for years to come.

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Spring Creek Charter Academy Unveils Renderings of New School Building

Spring Creek Charter Academy ( SCCA) is proud to share the official architectural renderings for its permanent school building, marking an exciting milestone in the school’s growth and commitment to students and families in Decatur, Seminole, Miller, and Grady Counties.

The first phase of construction will include a modern classroom building designed to serve all grade levels, with dedicated wings for K-3, 4-8, and 9-12 students. The plans also feature a gymnasium and cafeteria to support both academics and school life.

Future phases will bring even more opportunities for students, with athletic fields and a field house planned to enhance SCCA’s extracurricular and athletic programs.

“These renderings give our families, students, teachers and community members a first look at what the future of Spring Creek Charter Academy will be.” said, Cheryl Weathersby, Chief Financial Officer & Director of Facilities “We are thrilled to be making progress towards a permanent home that will support learning, growth, and Stallion pride for years to come.”

Spring Creek Charter Academy extends its gratitude to the community for ongoing support and looks forward to sharing construction updates and pictures on our website in the coming weeks and months.