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Heritage Christian Academy has embraced the concept that athletics play a meaningful and necessary role in the overall education of a student. The idea that an athletic program can complement a strong academic curriculum is one that has inspired the school to provide its students with many ways to wear the HCA logo proudly. The concepts that children learn in team sports prepare them for the challenges and rigors of life. |
Heritage Christian Academy has embraced the concept that athletics play a meaningful and necessary role in the overall education of a student. The idea that an athletic program can complement a strong academic curriculum is one that has inspired the school to provide its students with many ways to wear the HCA logo proudly. The concepts that children learn in team sports prepare them for the challenges and rigors of life. |
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HCA offers a variety of sports, including |
HCA offers a variety of sports, including Baseball & Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Football, Golf, Tennis, Track & Fied, and Volleyball. The students who participate in athletics learn to develop important character traits such as commitment, loyalty, integrity, respect for others and themselves, and an appreciation for the benefits of hard work. Inevitably, they emerge from the process as confident young people capable of making intelligent decisions and gracefully accepting the consequences. They experience victory and defeat, the camaraderie of the team, the benefits of cooperation, and the passion and joy of competition. It is important that all students are given the opportunity to participate in more than one sport if they choose. Many students do not mature physically until late high school, but because they were given the opportunity to participate in athletics and develop those foundational principals, they were prepared to contribute as a junior or senior at a high level, which in turn allowed them to play sports at the college level. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
Revision as of 13:08, 26 April 2017
Heritage Christian Academy | |
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Address | |
1408 South Goliad Street , 75087 | |
Coordinates | 32°54′53″N 96°27′23″W / 32.914605°N 96.456322°W |
Information | |
Type | Private |
Motto | Christ Centered, College Preparatory, Family Focused |
Established | 1995 |
Principal | Leslie Minter (Elementary) |
Principal | Robert Huckabee (Secondary) |
Principal | Jodi Benavidez (HS Asst.) |
Principal | Paula Salter (MS Asst.) |
Headmaster | Dr. Brad Helmer |
Grades | PreK - 12 |
Color(s) | Red and Black |
Athletics conference | TAPPS 3-A |
Mascot | Eagles |
Information | 972-772-3003 |
Website | School website |
Heritage Christian Academy is a Christ-centered, College-Preparatory, Family-Focused school located in Rockwall, Texas. Founded in 1995, it offers grades K3 - 12. The school is accredited by the Accreditation Commission of the Texas Association of Baptist Schools (ACTABS).
Academics
Heritage Christian Academy considers it a high honor with tremendous responsibility to educate its K3-12th grade students. The staff of fully-degreed and certified teachers in partnership with a community of families seek to equip HCA’s students spiritually, academically, socially and emotionally to be successful in college and life. Instilling Christian values while offering a challenging curriculum along with numerous extracurricular and missions opportunities are key to providing a well-rounded education.
Athletics
Heritage Christian Academy has embraced the concept that athletics play a meaningful and necessary role in the overall education of a student. The idea that an athletic program can complement a strong academic curriculum is one that has inspired the school to provide its students with many ways to wear the HCA logo proudly. The concepts that children learn in team sports prepare them for the challenges and rigors of life.
HCA offers a variety of sports, including Baseball & Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Football, Golf, Tennis, Track & Fied, and Volleyball. The students who participate in athletics learn to develop important character traits such as commitment, loyalty, integrity, respect for others and themselves, and an appreciation for the benefits of hard work. Inevitably, they emerge from the process as confident young people capable of making intelligent decisions and gracefully accepting the consequences. They experience victory and defeat, the camaraderie of the team, the benefits of cooperation, and the passion and joy of competition. It is important that all students are given the opportunity to participate in more than one sport if they choose. Many students do not mature physically until late high school, but because they were given the opportunity to participate in athletics and develop those foundational principals, they were prepared to contribute as a junior or senior at a high level, which in turn allowed them to play sports at the college level.