HCA took a small, but mighty group that made their mark on High School KYA 1!
Lexi Lyon and Kynlee Henderson served as media delegates. Their role was to report on issues, interview delegates at the conference, and write a magazine article. They did a great job!
Genna Calhoun, Ruthie Chaudoin, and Emma Groves sponsored a bill to create an Animal Abusers Registry. Their bill was highly ranked by their peers on Thursday then on Friday, it passed both the House and Senate chambers to become KYA law. Their bill was also named Outstanding Bluegrass Bill over all of the Bluegrass bills presented at KYA! Also, Genna Calhoun received the Outstanding Delegate award for our HCA delegation.
These five young people represented Heritage Christian Academy well, and we are so proud of them!
More than 200 people gathered in the gym for worship on both Friday and Saturday nights during the Experiencing God Identity Series weekend at HCA on November 7th and 8th. Lead by Kingdom's Collective in worship, students and adults alike poured out their hearts to the Lord. Students often gathered with other students to pray for one another during these times of worship. They also were able to receive encouragement from the Lord through words of testimony and teaching from the Word of God. Each evening included small group discussions lead by Experiencing God team members from Hopkinsville and the surrounding communities. No less than 7 individuals gave their heart to the Lord over the weekend. The presence of a Holy God filled this space!
The 9th Grade Biology students and several parents took a tour of The Lost River Cave in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on October 22nd. What a hidden little gem only located an hour and fifteen minutes away.
The Lady Warriors Varsity Volleyball team won the 2nd region bracket of the All "A" state tournament on Saturday and will play in the All "A" state tournament on Friday and Saturday next weekend in Owensboro. The Lady Warriors are scheduled to play at 6:45 and 8:30 on Friday night, and at 9:15 on Saturday morning. (Photo courtesy of YourSportsEdge.)
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During the 2024-2025, HCA ranked in the 56th percentile in math and the 67th percentile in reading compared to national scores according to Measures of Academic Progress assessment data. 80% of our AP students scored a "3" or higher on their AP exams. For the 2023-2024 school year, the ACT composite mean for HCA was 21.0, compared to 19.4 for the nation and 18.6 for the state of Kentucky.
Elementary students will have an opportunity to visit the Christmas Shoppe, sponsored by the HCA Parent Teacher Fellowship, to buy presents for family or friends.
Our mission is to provide academic excellence based on Biblical principles. We are committed to equip each student intellectually, socially, physically and spiritually.