History
1999 A group of five Augusta citizens respond to the plight of children in the inner-city and begin planning a Christian school.
2000  They organize as the Board of Directors of Heritage Academy. They research urban education, visit other schools and present to the community a vision for an inner city Christian school that is accessible, affordable and sustainable.
2001 The school opens in the fellowship hall of a small church in East Augusta with 10 children in kindergarten. The strategic plan calls for adding a grade each year up to eighth grade.
2003 Heritage Academy begins to look for a permanent location.
2004 The school continues to grow and moves to another temporary location.
2006 The historic Houghton School building in Olde Town is purchased and a Capital Campaign for 2.5 million dollars begins.
2007 After a 190-day production schedule to renovate the first floor, Heritage  Academy moves into its new home.
2008 The school continues to grow and develops plans for renovating the second floor.
   
Through challenges, growth and change, Heritage Academy has remained faithful to the mission of making a Christ-centered education available to all children regardless of family income.
        

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