Christ Academy

The world needs leaders who serve first.

At Christ Academy, we're developing students who lead with compassion, act with personal integrity, and look for ways to enrich the people around them, not for recognition, but because it's who they're called to be.

Warriors lead like Jesus led.

Curious what this looks like on campus? Come see for yourself. Schedule a tour today! https://www.christacademywf.org/plan-a-visit

Warriors aren't just students. They're rooted.

At Christ Academy, Biblical truth doesn't stop at Bible class . It's the lens through which every subject is taught. Our students grow in Scripture knowledge, spiritual character, and the confidence of knowing who they are in Christ.

That's what it means to be Biblically Grounded.

Is this the foundation you're looking for in a school? Schedule a tour for 2026–2027. https://www.christacademywf.org/plan-a-visit

🏐SAND VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS!🏐

Cat and Trinity are bringing home 1st place in the top bracket at the TAAPS Sand Volleyball Tournament!

Nixon + Jocelyn and Julie + Violet battled hard all day and represented CA well, finishing strong in competitive consolation brackets.

We are so proud of all of these teams! Way to go, Lady Warriors!

Calling all Warrior cyclists! Last year, a few students wanted to represent CA while riding in the HH100, so we made it happen with a custom t-shirt.

This year, one of our 7th graders took it to the next level, asking Mr. J. if we could create a custom CA cycling jersey. Our new CA cycling jerseys are available through June 15. Grab yours and represent CA at the HH100 or wherever you ride. Don’t wait! The store closes soon! Available in youth and adult sizes!

Grab yours today: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/CACJ26

It’s hard to believe it’s been just over a week since our Class of 2026 walked the stage!
Relive the special moments from that morning in our latest news story and download your favorite photos to keep and share.

https://www.christacademywf.org/christ-academy-news/graduation-2026.

“Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His steadfast love endures forever.” Psalm 136:1

Today’s post isn’t a highlight reel, perfectly captured moments of students doing something remarkable, or teachers shaping young minds.

Today, we remember.

In Joshua 4, the Lord commanded the Israelites to take twelve stones from the middle of the Jordan River, the very place where He made a way for them to cross on dry ground. These stones were to be a memorial, a reminder of His faithfulness for generations to come.

Today, our staff gathered in much the same way.

Before the graduation chairs could even make it back to the chapel, we pulled together whatever we could find, classroom chairs, bean bags, beach chairs, even a few floaties, and sat side by side, naming all the ways we saw God’s faithfulness throughout the 2025–2026 school year.

Our list covered the whiteboard twice… and we still could have kept going. What a gift it is to pause and remember. What a joy it is to serve alongside one another and witness His goodness day after day. He has been faithful, and He will continue to be.

WELL DONE, WARRIOR! In her two years at CA, Trinity Cheatham jumped right in and has been a light on our campus, serving, leading, and loving others well. From the classroom to the cafeteria to Early Education, her sweet spirit has made a lasting impact on so many.

"A memorable momen I have is during the retreat my Jr. year and all of the girls in my class all sat around in our cabin and talked about everything for hours," she said.

Trinity shared, “I loved moving here and being surrounded by a big family and community,” and she added that she'll miss “All the support and love from everyone.”

She was involved in volleyball, basketball, golf, tennis, NHS, and served as Student Council treasurer. She also poured into others through volunteering in EC3 and her Kindergarten internship with Mrs. Gill.

Her favorite verse is 2 Timothy 4:7, "I have fought the good fight, xI have finished the race, I have kept thefaith." When thinking about this verse she said, "I feel like it reminds me to stay strong and faithful through life's challenges and shows that finishing well in life is possible by staying committed to him."

Trinity plans to attend college this fall and is still prayerfully considering which of her acceptances to pursue. We can’t wait to see where the Lord guides her next steps.

Trinity’s impact has been felt across campus, and she leaves behind a legacy of kindness, service, and joy. Well done, Trinity!

We’re still not over Senior Day last week… and the fun didn’t stop there!

After the celebration, we hosted our very first Coed Volleyball Night, and it did not disappoint. The night started with our Middle School boys hitting the court, followed by a coed High School game featuring our varsity girls volleyball team alongside high school boys, and even Coach Steen got in on the action.

After weeks of practice (and being coached by the girls!), they were ready, and it was so much fun to watch. It was a night of great competition, lots of laughs, and a really fun way to close out Senior Day.

WELL DONE, WARRIOR! In his three years at CA, Gavin Whitmer has brought energy, joy, and a heart for serving others. One of his favorite memories during his time at CA: “The mission trip I took,” he said, after being part of CA’s first high school mission trip to the Dominican Republic.

Gavin shares that what he loved most about CA was “The environment the teachers provide,” and he said he'll also miss the staff that became like friends.

He was involved in tennis and the mission trip and credits Coach G as someone who made a lasting impact during his time here.

Through his time at CA, Gavin has grown in his faith, learning “To put it all in Christ when I need help with something in life.” His favorite verse is Psalm 86:11, "Teach me your ways, O LORD, and I will walk in your truth, unite my heart to fear your name." This reflects his desire to walk closely with the Lord in all he does.

Looking ahead, Gavin plans to attend Midwestern State University and is considering serving in the military in the future. Well done, Gavin!