The FRIENDS of RCCA program:
For the Glory of God
For the Growth of RCCA
For the Great Challenge of Christian Education
Print out this form and return to RCCA, 2215 Egypt Pike, Chillicothe OH 45601
Ross County Christian Academy is a recognized 501c3 organization. Donations are tax deductible (Tax deductible receipts will be issued). Being established in 2006 and opening the doors for the first time in Sept. of 2007.
Ross County Christian Academy
2215 Egypt Pike
Chillicothe, OH 45601
1. Ross County Christian Academy shall endeavor to ensure that every student comes to an understanding of basic Christian beliefs and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
2. Ross County Christian Academy shall be committed to academic preparation from a Christian worldview. Biblical truth shall be incorporated in the academic preparation for each student enrolled at Ross County Christian Academy.
3. RCCA shall seek, and seek to maintain, accreditation of its elementary and secondary programs and facilities...
Students participate in daily devotionals at the start of each day and weekly chapel programs, which feature pastors from area churches.
Classes include: Bible, Social Studies, and Science with materials published by Bob Jones University Press. The Math, Reading, Language Arts curriculum is published by Scott Foresman / Pearson. The Handwriting curriculum is published by Zaner-Bloser.
Students participate in weekly classes in Art, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Kindermusik, Spanish, Physical Education, Computer and Keyboarding, and Drama.
RCCA is the only Christian, non-denominational, teacher-led school in the Ross County area. Our goal is to grow children in mind, body, and spirit. We utilize the best of traditional teaching styles combined with flexible groupings and multi-age instruction. We emphasis the development of Christian character and love for America, in a strong academic curriculum.
RCCA has classes for children from pre-school through tenth grade, for the 2016-17 school year. The plan is to add one grade each year through high school. Open enrollment begins the first of April and continues until the classes are full. Class size is limited.