The HCA Track and Field team is having a fundraiser from now until March 30th, 2018 to support the costs associated with travel, equipment, and uniforms. They are selling Double Good Popcorn in all flavors and sizes, as well as heavy duty trash bags. Trash Bag – $15.00 for 100 Trash Bags (12-18-gallon size); $20.00 for 100 Trash Bags (20-30-gallon size). Make Checks Payable to: HCA (memo: Track Trash Bags) Pop Corn – Click here for...
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The winner for the last week of penny wars was Kindergarten for the elementary and 7th grade for MS/HS. The winner of penny wars for the elementary… The K5: They had a total of 670.36 pennies, and raised a total of $824.46 2nd place: 5th grade; had a total of 301.65 pennies, and raised $448.94 3rd place: 4th grade; had a total of 276.64 pennies, and raised $674.64 And the winner for the MS/HS is….. The 7th grade. They has a total of 772.41...
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Each year leading up to the Heartland Missions Conference, students at Heartland Christian Academy & Boarding School participate in what we call Penny Wars. They bring in as many pennies as they can for 4 weeks to help raise money for the missionaries we support here at Heartland. Silver coins such as quarters, nickels, and dimes, along with dollar bills, are called bombs and count as negative points. The students get an opportunity...
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There were lots of old men, grannies, canes, and even walkers in sight at Heartland Christian Academy’s 100th day of school on Monday. Students and staff alike “aged” overnight to celebrate the...
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“Jesus is being sent as a baby?!?!” Join us for the HCA Elementary Christmas Program “Angels Aware” on Wednesday, December 13th at 7pm. Watch as the angels learn what it will mean for Jesus to come to Earth as a baby, and God’s desire to be close to His children.
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September is the time of year when the Elementary focuses their attention on the kids of St. Jude’s Hospital. Our students are raising money to support the child cancer patients at St. Jude’s Hospital. St. Jude never requires a parent to pay for the treatment their child receives. They depend on school’s like ours to help provide finances. The math-a-thon program gives our students the opportunity to raise money around our communities and also...
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