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Mission Statement
It is the mission of Community Christian Academy to prepare students to impact their world for Christ by equipping them with a sound education, empowering them with a Biblical worldview, and inspiring them through Godly leadership.
Motto
Equip. Empower. Inspire.
History
COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY was incorporated as an independent Christian school April 7, 1998. CCA was formerly Nazarene Christian School which was founded in 1980 in the Olympia First Church of the Nazarene on 22nd Street. It started as a preschool/day care and added grades each year until reaching the fifth grade level. The school moved to Israel Road in 1989 where it served children from age two and one-half years to the fifth grade level. Sixth grade was added in 1996. In April of 1998, the school and day care moved to the present campus on Park Center Avenue. Seventh and eighth grades began in September of 1998. In January of 2000, Northwest Christian High School joined CCA making the Foundation Campus available to preschool age children through twelfth grade. As the school has continued to grow, renovation of an existing wing now houses CCA’s Junior High department. Additional construction is planned, including a gym for use by the preschool and elementary students.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of Community Christian Academy is to provide a wholesome environment and a Christian atmosphere that is conducive to learning. We are established to provide an alternative means of education for families of the community, upholding a standard of excellence while fulfilling state requirements. These educational experiences have for their foundation the person of Jesus Christ and the Word of God, which encourage vital Christian living.
Parent-Teacher Fellowship
We encourage you to become involved in PTF. Each year PTF raises funds for special “extras” for the school and has activities that provide a dimension of family fun and fellowship that we don’t have elsewhere in regular school programs. Our goal is to have a parent representative from each classroom. PTF is a good place to make new friends and get involved.
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