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Student Life

Through chapel, athletics, special events, and service, students build friendships, discover their gifts, and become an active part of the BCA community.

Student Life

More Than a School Day

Some of the most meaningful moments at BCA happen outside of a traditional classroom lesson.

Whether students are worshiping together in chapel, representing the Charging Knights in athletics, serving others, or enjoying a school tradition with their classmates, these experiences help students develop confidence, build relationships, and put their faith into practice.

As BCA continues to grow, we are excited to provide even more opportunities for students to discover where God has gifted them and learn how they can use those gifts to serve Him and others.

Students and families gathered for chapel at BCA

Charging Knights Athletics

Compete with Character

Athletics at Belleview Christian Academy is about more than the final score. Our student-athletes are challenged to work hard, compete with integrity, encourage their teammates, and represent Christ both on and off the court.

Through practices and competition, students develop discipline, perseverance, teamwork, and leadership while learning to use their abilities for God’s glory.

Our coaches strive to model Christlike character while helping athletes grow in both skill and confidence. Whether celebrating a win or learning from a loss, our goal is for every Charging Knight to compete in a way that honors Christ.

BCA students playing on the school field
Grades 4 – 8

Volleyball

Serving, passing, and the kind of on-court communication that turns a group of classmates into a team.

Grades 4 – 8

Flag Football

Fast, competitive, and a favorite on campus — coached by Mr. Austin Manning.

Grades 4 – 8

Soccer

Competitive play that builds fitness, teamwork, and a great deal of school spirit — coached by Mr. Jeff Kline and Mr. Kaison Edstrom.

Season dates, athletic fees, and uniform details are announced each year — contact the school office for the current season.

Extended Day

Care that fits a working family’s schedule

Drop off as early as 6:45 am and pick up as late as 5:45 pm — all on campus, with staff your child already knows.

ProgramWho it’s forHours
Early CareAll PreK through 10th grade students6:45 am until the start of the school day (7:45 am grade school / 8:15 am PreK)
Middle CarePreschool students12:15 pm – 3:00 pm
AftercareAll PreK through 10th grade students3:00 pm – 5:45 pm
Registration: Extended Day forms are available on the Parent Hub and must be turned in to the front office.
A BCA student on stage during chapel

Chapel

The heart of our week

Chapel is an important part of life at Belleview Christian Academy. Each week, students and staff come together to worship, hear God’s Word, and be reminded that everything we do begins with Christ.

Through age-appropriate messages, Scripture, music, and prayer, students are encouraged to grow in their understanding of God’s Word and learn how biblical truth applies to their everyday lives.

Chapel also gives us the opportunity to worship as a school family. Our desire is that what students hear in chapel extends far beyond that moment, helping them build a biblical foundation that shapes the way they learn, lead, serve, and live.

PreK – 5th Grade9:00 – 9:30 am
6th – 10th Grade11:25 – 11:55 am

Around Campus

A Normal Week at BCA

Recess on the field, the playground after lunch, and the friendships that get built in between.

A BCA student running on the school field
A student playing with a hoop at recess
Students on the basketball court at BCA
A young student on the swings
Students running across the field
Preschool students on the playground train

Traditions

The days students remember

Every school has a calendar. These are the dates BCA students start counting down to.

Day of AwesomenessA half day given over to exactly what the name promises.
Christmas ProgramThe whole school on one stage in the church sanctuary, with a full house behind them.
Spring Talent ShowStudents take the stage with whatever gift they have been working on all year.
Cultural CaféFood, presentations, and a look at the wider world God made.
Spirit WeekDress-up days, class competitions, and a level of noise the office tolerates once a year.
Field TripsGrade-level trips that get students out of the building and into Marion County and beyond.
Field DayRaces, relays, and the kind of sunburn that means spring is nearly over.
Service ProjectsStudents serving their church and neighbors, because faith that stays indoors is not much use.
Promotion & GraduationMilestones at every stage — and now, for many students, the walk upstairs to high school rather than out the door.

Ready to get your child signed up?

Sport and Extended Day registrations start in the Family Portal or at the front office.