Our mission
“Equipping students to achieve academic excellence and spiritual maturity through a Christ-centered education”
Why this mission?
At RCA, we believe that a quality education can only be provided if academic information is presented from a biblical perspective.
At RCA, we believe that spiritually mature students will impact the world for Christ.
At RCA, we believe that a Christ-centered school will assist parents in educating their children while not usurping a parent’s responsibility for their child’s education, behavior and spiritual growth.
How do we accomplish this mission?
By providing appropriate academic rigor
Through the integration of biblical truths and worldview in all areas of study
Through the inclusion of parents in the academic, spiritual and disciplinary processes
How RCA is fulfilling its mission
Academically – RCA student test results are better than students in 6 out of every 10 private schools across the county. Generally, our students are at least a grade ahead of most of their peers.
Spiritually – We have been encouraged to see students develop a biblical worldview where the secular and sacred are not differentiated from each other and all is viewed in light of God’s Word.
Parental involvement – Parents have not only been involved in student’s educational development, but they have also assisted with construction, events, programs.
Distinctive educational experiences
Spanish instruction
Art classes
Weekly chapel program
P.E. program that includes participation in the Presidential Fitness program
Quarterly field trips
Literary and art programs for all grades
Participation by all students in the spring and fall musical/drama programs
Inclusive technology use. All students in 5th grade and up are required to have their own wireless capable netbook or laptop computer to use for research and presentations.
Academic strategies
Providing qualified Christian teachers who assist in selecting effective curriculum
The establishment of an underlying reading and comprehension requirement
Limiting student/teacher ratios to ensure adequate personal attention
Evaluating student progress as compared to students at other private schools across the country
Making regular curriculum, instructional and program adjustments based on results
Spiritual strategies
The establishment of a God-honoring learning environment on campus
Daily devotions with students
The provision of a weekly chapel time for different age groups
Biblical integration in all subjects in the classroom
Weekly assembly
Spanish instruction for all grades to prepare students to communicate with the fastest growing segment of our culture
Parental involvement
Interact on a regular basis with teachers
Provide out-of-school spiritual involvement
Be an active part of student discipline
Assist with academic projects and homework
Provide occupational presentations
Assist on field trips and other special events

