Student Life
Leadership Rooted in Faith, Guided by Purpose
Cultivating leaders is a process that begins with building strong character, year after year. At High Point Christian Academy, as students mature, they are presented with increasing opportunities to develop leadership skills. In partnership with parents, we seek to nurture each student’s identity, recognizing that as image-bearers of God, every child possesses unique and immeasurable gifts. These gifts are cultivated through a wide range of opportunities, including school leadership roles, chapels, clubs, honor societies, and more.
At the elementary level, students begin by taking on meaningful yet straightforward responsibilities, such as assisting with classroom tasks, holding the door, and managing the calendar. Elementary students also engage in grade-level mission projects, helping to instill a heart for service from an early age.
In middle school, students participate in the Servant’s Heart Project, designed to cultivate a sense of purpose and a commitment to serving others. Additionally, members of the Junior Beta Club contribute to the community by assisting with morning car rider line procedures and other supportive roles.
At the high school level, all students engage in the Life of Influence Project. This comprehensive initiative guides students throughout their high school years to discover and develop their unique God-given mission. The program equips students for personal growth, leadership, and cultural impact, preparing them to make meaningful contributions in their communities and beyond.
Servant Leadership In Action
High Point Christian Academy is a religious institution that admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students of the school. HPCA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in its administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, tuition assistance, and athletic and other school-administered programs.