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Middle School Student Council Retreat

  Our Middle School Student Council members took part in their annual retreat last week!  Advisor Kayelyn Rochester says she is so proud of our students and how they represented Christ and Wake Christian Academy as they spent time at New Life Camp. As part of their activities, they participated in a group challenge, allowing […]

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Dean Locklear Represents WCA In Washington, D.C.

Summer is here! While our students enjoy the long break, one rising WCA senior will spend some time in Washington D.C., to learn more about the Christian’s role in society, politics and in public service. Dean Locklear will take part in the Youth Legislative Training Conference (YLTC) next month, hosted by the American Association of […]

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Senior Spotlight on Mitchell Moody

Class of 2019 President Mitchell Moody will long be remembered around campus for the positive example he set for our younger students. Mitchell is one of two students voted “Most Likely to Impact the World for Christ” by his fellow seniors, and he certainly has left his mark at WCA. Recently, he was part of […]

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NCCSA Fine Arts Group Competition Results

We are so proud of our Wake Christian Fine Arts Students!  Results from the recent NCCSA Fine Arts Group Competition:   High School: First Place and Five-time Champions – Chorale, Large Vocal Ensemble, Handbell Choir Second Place – Combined Choir, Band, Handbell Ensemble                          […]

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Our International Student Program is Growing!

The International Student Program is an important ministry here at Wake Christian Academy! Our school has maintained I-20 status for four years, which allows us to assist students with F-1 visa status, seeking to study in the US on a more long-term basis. We currently have ten international students on campus, with three graduating this […]

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Congratulations to Syvon Holland – MLK Jr. Essay Contest Winner!

We are happy to announce that senior Syvon Holland recently won the first annual Cultural Arts Society of Fuquay-Varina MLK Jr. essay contest.   From Dr. King’s 1968 “I Have A Dream” speech, Syvon was challenged to reflect-on the phrase “a beautiful symphony of brotherhood.” He wrote about what the phrase meant in-context and how he […]

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Congratulations to our NCCSA State Fine Arts Participants!

We are so proud of our Wake Christian Academy students who placed in this week’s NCCSA State Fine Arts Competition:   Senior High: Brass Solo– Daniel McLeod, superior rating, 2nd place String Solo-Emily Kumar, excellent rating, 3rd place String Duet– Emily Kumar, Mitchell Moody , excellent rating, 2nd place  Vocal Solo– Christine Brady- superior rating, […]

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Vote for Camden Woods – High School OT Leadership Award

Finalists have just been announced for HighSchoolOT H​onors awards and WCA Senior Camden Woods is a finalist in the Male Leadership category.  Camden is one of five local finalists, out of hundreds of nominees, which is a huge honor. Camden has committed to play football at NC State University and he displays leadership on and off the […]

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Morehead-Cain Scholar Profile Reagan Woodard

Stunned and crying tears of joy is how Senior Reagan Woodard reacted to hearing the news that she was named a 2017 Morehead-Cain scholar. Reagan has attended WCA since kindergarten, and Middle School Principal Larry Hoxie describes her as “humble yet confident as a middle schooler”, and she still displays those same character qualities today. Assistant High […]

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We Love Our New Playground Addition!

Our youngest students love the Octopit – but we want to share why this latest addition to our elementary playground is so special. Tenth grader Ayden Jones constructed the Octopit for WCA as his Eagle Scout service project. He has been a WCA student since kindergarten, and he says he “wanted to give something back […]

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