Clubs & Service

Academic Competitions

Our students participate (and do well!) in various meets and competitions offered through the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), one of our accrediting agencies. These activities include spelling bees, math competitions, creative writing festivals, arts festivals, and speech meets.

Band

Keyboarding meet during recess once a week.

Band meets during recess twice a week.

Private lessons - available as schedule allows during the school day and after school (lessons through newsome Music and other private teachers).

• Instruments to learn include choice of flute, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, alto saxophone, drum and bells, keyboard, electric bass, etc.

• Instruments may be rented through Newsome Music if needed

Chorus and Drama

   Chorus and Drama are offered afterschool on Wednesdays from 3:00 - 4:00.  These groups will work together to perform in special events during the school year. 

Psalms 9:1-2

I will praise thee, O LORD, with my whole heart; I will show forth all thy marvelous works.  I will be glad and rejoice in thee: I will sing praise to they name, O thou most High.

 Clubs

Clubs available for high school students include: Beta Club, Honor Society, and Spanish Club.

The Warrior Spirit club is open to 5th - 10th grades.

Yearbook

BRCA’s yearbook, The Chronicle, preserves memories of friendships, field trips, and events during the school year.

Warrior Spirit Club 

Warrior Spirit club is for 6th grade and above.

Service Projects

BRCA is involved in a number of service projects throughout the year. It is the goal of the Academy to nurture hearts of service into every child. Service projects this year included visits to local nursing homes, writing missionaries, and collecting presents for Operation Christmas Child as well as ongoing opportunities to serve on campus.

Service Hours

High School students are required to complete 20 hours of service each year as part of their curriculum. Students log their service hours online for approval by their Bible teacher. Examples of service hours include volunteering at their church, helping out around the school with maintenance projects, participating in mission trips, and lending a helping hand to others in the community.

Buddy Program

Older students team up with younger students as “buddies” throughout the year. Buddies help new students get acquainted with the school, participate in special classroom projects together, and, most importantly, form lasting friendships.