Trinity Christian Academy is proud to recognize the academic achievements of the Class of 2026 Valedictorian, Ellie Williams, and Salutatorian, Abby Claire Crider.

We are excited to see how God will continue to work in and through their lives as they take their next steps beyond TCA.

Our TCA Fine Arts department recently presented the one-act edition of Flowers for Algernon, delivering a powerful performance that left a lasting impact on everyone in attendance.

Through the story of Charlie Gordon, our talented cast beautifully highlighted the importance of advocacy, compassion, and the God-given dignity of every person. Directed by Kelsey Gothard, this meaningful production was also a tribute to the legacies of Courtney Queen and Heather England and a reminder to lead with love for those impacted by disabilities.

Over Spring Break, the Trinity Christian Academy High School Band traveled to St. Louis for a mission trip filled with music and service. In five days, they performed at 10 assisted living facilities across four states and partnered with local Christian organizations to serve in meaningful ways, boldly sharing the love of Jesus Christ through both their words and actions.

Trinity Christian Academy was excited to continue its partnership with Casa Aleluya in Guatemala this year.

During spring break, a team of students had the incredible opportunity to serve the children of Casa Aleluya and the people of Guatemala. From time spent building relationships to meeting practical needs, the experience left a lasting impact on everyone involved.

What a weekend! Our production of High School Musical brought so much energy, talent, and fun to the stage. From the music and choreography to the incredible performances by our students, it was a show we won’t forget anytime soon. We are so proud of the cast, crew, and everyone who helped make it such a success.

On Wednesday, TCA became a house divided as the Lions took on the Carroll Academy Jaguars!

Our Trinity Tribe groups split sides for this fun 18-year tradition. Kutumika, Amamus, and our Pre-K students wore purple to cheer on the Lions, while Fiel and Integritas sported green and black in support of the Jaguars. The friendly rivalry brought tons of energy, school spirit, and excitement to the day.