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Elementary

Bible Buddies

Each year, PK3-5th grade students are matched with a secondary Bible students - their “Bible Buddies.” Elementary and secondary teachers plan fun, Bible activities for the buddies to do together. Some months, students meet in the elementary building and other months in the secondary Bible classrooms. This is a time-honored tradition that has helped to build relationships and reflects our TCA family atmosphere. Students love to meet with their buddies each month and talk about God’s word.

Field Trips

We love our field trips at TCA! Kindergarten-5th graders enjoy exploring museums, exhibits, performances and nature as they leave campus together. Each class may take up to two field trips per semester. Teachers also plan an additional mission trip to a local ministry in order to allow a place for our students to serve others in Jesus’ name. Parents are always welcome to attend all elementary field trips.

Mission Projects

Mission projects and service to others in Jesus’ name are the backbone of TCA. Since the school began, teachers have been planning mission opportunities for their students. From collecting coats and mittens for the homeless to preparing lunches for needy children and serving at local ministries, each class participates in at least one mission trip a year. This is a meaningful time for students to apply their Bible knowledge and show God’s love to others.

Center of Hope Canned Food Drive

TCA participates in Parker County’s food bank program, Center of Hope. Twice a year, students bring 5 cans of food to be donated to Center of Hope. We keep a yearly graph of the number of cans donated. Students get so excited to see how much food they can give to needy people in their community.  

Spiritual Emphasis Week

In the elementary building, the week before Easter is Elementary Spiritual Emphasis Week. Elementary enrichment teachers help to coordinate activities during the week. A special Easter emphasis is chosen each year. Enrichment teachers plan hands-on fun activities to reinforce the theme. During chapel, there is a lesson concerning the week’s emphasis. Spiritual emphasis week is a wonderful time to prepare our hearts for the Easter season.

I-Care Week

One week in the spring semester, each school grade is assigned specific items to bring to collect to make care packages for area children that participate in Center of Hopes summer camp named Camp Hope. 

Chapel

We have chapel each Tuesday morning as a way to meet together for a cooperate worship time. During elementary chapel, PK-1st graders meet at 8:30-9:00 and 2nd-5th meet from 9:10-9:40. Chapel is a special service in which we pray, sing songs, and hear an age appropriate Bible message. Each year, teachers choose a yearly Bible verse. Then, themes from the verse are used as chapel topics throughout the year. We enjoy area speakers, class skits and teacher lessons during chapel. Parents are welcomed and encouraged to attend chapel with their children.

Secondary

Bible Buddies 

Each year, secondary Bible students are matched with PK3-5th grade students - their “Bible Buddies.” Elementary and secondary teachers plan fun, Bible activities for the buddies to do together. Some months, students meet in the elementary building and other months in the secondary Bible classrooms. This is a time-honored tradition that has helped to build relationships and reflects our TCA family atmosphere. Students love to meet with their buddies each month and talk about God’s word.

Bible Class

Trinity Christian Academy offers a comprehensive Bible curriculum designed to develop students' spiritual understanding and faith throughout their academic journey. Students are exposed to the Word of God intentionally each day, with curriculum progressing in depth and complexity as students advance. 

  • The Bible program aims to:
  • Develop biblical reading comprehension
  • Understand how God worked with people in the Bible
  • Apply biblical truths to daily life
  • Build deeper understanding of doctrinal concepts
  • Develop public speaking and social skills through group projects
     

Community Ministry Program

All students in grades 9-12 must document a minimum 10 hours of service to people per year. 15 hours are required of NHS, NJHS, and Student Council members. Twenty hours each year a student is enrolled in high school at TCA are required of students desiring the Advanced Achievement Degree upon graduation. Since 2001, TCA high school students have documented over 26,000 hours of volunteer service in Jesus' name to needy individuals in our community and around the world!

Chapel

Every Thursday, secondary students participate in Chapel. Our TCA praise team kicks it off with praise and worship followed by a selected speaker who brings the word and a message to students and faculty.  T

I-Care Week - Middle School

One week in the spring semester, each school grade is assigned specific items to bring to collect to make care packages for area children that participate in Center of Hopes summer camp named Camp Hope. 

I-Term Week - High school 

iTerm is a week of the school year designated to increase both educational and ministry opportunities for high school students (grades 9th-12th) at Trinity Christian Academy. Students will have the unique opportunity to serve a variety of local or regional ministries, participate in family organized mission projects, or travel across the country and the world through a variety of educational and mission focused excursions. In addition, juniors and seniors may choose to plan and participate in internships which will enable them to experience a profession first-hand and gain an understanding of what it means to work in a particular field. Click here to learn more.