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Round Rock Christian Academy | |
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Address | |
301 North Lake Creek Drive , 78681 United States | |
Coordinates | 30°30′33″N97°41′37″W / 30.509211°N 97.693736°W |
Information | |
Type | Private Christian |
Religious affiliation(s) | Christian |
Denomination | Non-denominational (historically Baptist) |
Established | 1975 |
Head of School | Rebecca Blauser |
Secondary Principal | Tiffany Jaksch |
Elementary Principal | Kelly Counts |
Faculty | approximately 68 |
Grades | PK–12 |
Gender | Coeducational |
Enrollment | 530+ |
Color(s) | Navy, White, Red |
Athletics conference | TAPPS 4A |
Mascot | Crusader |
Team name | Crusaders / Lady Crusaders |
Website | rrca-tx |
Round Rock Christian Academy is a private Christian PK-12th grade school in Round Rock, Texas, United States.
Round Rock Christian Academy began as a preschool, King David Children's Center, in 1975 by Westside Baptist Church. When Westside changed its name to Lake Creek in 1986, the school was renamed Lake Creek Baptist Academy and its new mascot was the Lion. In 1994, Lake Creek then merged with Northeast Baptist Church to form the present-day Central Baptist Church, [1] with the school being renamed once again. The current name was adopted in 1998 to communicate the school's broader mission of educating all students regardless of denomination or religion. The original mission and philosophy statements were composed in 1990. The first minor revision was approved by the school board in 1998 and the most recent significant revision was made in 2009. The vision statement was added in 2000. In December 2010, the school became separate from Central Baptist Church to become its own entity. Although legally separate, the school and the church still maintain a close working relationship. [2] RRCA has worked with architects to create a master planned campus to be built on the back part of the existing property. The school purchased part of the property from Central Baptist Church and is currently raising funds through the Building Future Leaders campaign for the construction costs.
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