Meet the Team Committed to Your Child’s Spiritual and Academic Growth
Our teachers have chosen education as their life work. They view working with your child both as an honor and a ministry. The entire CrossLife faculty desires to educate your child in a way that will help them succeed in living a life that honors God.
All our lead teachers have earned bachelor’s degrees, with the director and most teachers holding a Bachelor of Education from Martin Luther College — a school that specifically prepares its students to teach in private Christian schools across the nation.
Director
CrossLife Church Lead Pastor, Lead Campus Pastor
First Grade Teacher & Early Childhood Assistant Director
Ministry Director
Admissions Director
Office Manager
Specials Programming
Preschool 3 Teacher
Preschool 4 Teacher
Kindergarten Teacher
Second Grade Teacher
3rd and 4th Grade Teacher
Preschool Assistant Teacher
President
Jason Roderick
jason.roderick@crosslifepf.org
Vice President
Matthew Salyers
matthew.salyers@crosslifepf.org
Treasurer
Christine Adams
christine.adams@crosslifepf.org
Financial Secretary
Cherish Sussman
cherish.sussman@crosslifepf.org
Secretary
Trent Whitney
trent.whitney@crosslifepf.org
At Large Member
Jonah Paul
jonah.paul@crosslifepf.org
Non-discriminatory Admissions Policy
CrossLife Christian Academy practices a non-discrimination enrollment policy and admits students of any race, color, religious, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students of our school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national, or ethnic origin in its administration of educational policies, admissions policies, athletic, or other school-administered programs.
The MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) test is a three-part assessment used to evaluate the growth and proficiency of K-12 students in math, reading, and language usage. Scores are measured against national grade-level standards.
CrossLife conducts MAP testing in the fall, winter, and spring of each school year.
