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Middle School recently presented The Harvest 2026, a  signature event that reflected the mission of the school’s Leadership Academy, where students were trained to lead through professional excellence, Biblical truth, discernment, and faith-filled character in a world increasingly shaped by automation and algorithms.

Our Lower School STEM Students have front-row seats to life — our chicks hatched right in class, tiny beaks tapping their way into the world. 

In Aprill, our middle school robotics teams competed in the annual Montgomery County AG Robotics competition for the second year in a row and went out with a bang.

From The Woodlands Christian Academy to his standout career at the United States Naval Academy, basketball has been a proving ground for growth for Austin Benigni (‘22).

We’ve gone national! TWCA student Christopher Cox is officially a published photographer, with his work featured in Communication: Journalism Education Today Magazine!

The Woodlands Christian Academy community celebrated two outstanding seniors, Charli Smith and Brayden Hinote, at Fine Arts Signing Day on Thursday, April 23, 2026, recognizing their artistic achievements and their continued pursuit of excellence in the arts at the collegiate level.

On Thursday, April 23rd, The Woodlands Christian Academy honored five Warrior athletes as they signed letters of intent to play their respective sports at the collegiate level. 

Middle School Softball and Baseball celebrate a fantastic season! 

Mrs. King’s Middle School Theatre class presented, Krazy Kamp, a performance full of laughter, energy, and heart this past weekend.

Through RISE Camps, young athletes are invited to embark on a journey that embodies the Pursuit of Strength & Endurance, one of the Six Pursuits that define the Warrior spirit. These camps are not just about mastering a sport; they’re about building resilience, fostering teamwork, and learning to persevere through challenges, all while honoring God’s design for their bodies.

Our Warrior Choir competed in the Shadow Creek Choral Festival and received superior ratings from the judges. Congratulations on a great festival choir! 

Out of 13 schools in our District, the Boys Team WON the Track & Field District Championship, and the Girls Team finished in 3rd place overall!

Theatre's Murder Mystery Dinner was a smashing success — packed with suspense, laughter, and unforgettable performances from our incredible Upper School cast.

Health Science students from The Woodlands Christian Academy had the unique opportunity to visit Arthrex on Tuesday, April 7. Arthrex is a global leader in orthopedic surgical technology, known for developing innovative minimally invasive products and procedures that are used by surgeons around the world.

As a freshman at Lancaster Bible College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Emma Sweger is pursuing a double major in musical theater and biblical studies, a path that reflects both her passion for the arts and the spiritual foundation she built at TWCA.

As the 2026 baseball season begins, one Warrior alumnus is working to make his way to ‘the show.’

We were so excited to welcome Julia Cook, author of over 100 children’s books, to our school on Friday, March 20.

For the first time in school history, the TWCA girls' soccer program reached the pinnacle of TAPPS competition. 

Davis Johnson, valedictorian of The Woodlands Christian Academy Class of 2023, is currently pursuing a degree in biomedical engineering at Texas A&M University. Balancing full-time college coursework with research and teaching responsibilities, Davis is thriving both academically and professionally.

Our winter sports teams continued to find great success as the boys and girls soccer teams both win district. 

The 2025-2026 HOSA competition season is off to an incredible start, marking a historic moment for TWCA with our largest HOSA club and competitive group to date! This past weekend, an impressive 20 students earned their way to the prestigious Spring Leadership Conference and competition, representing TWCA

4 Warrior Football athletes are honored on Signing Day as they take the next step in their athletic and academic journeys.

Senior Rebecca Alcala has turned a personal family experience into a powerful mission of service, raising thousands of dollars for a cause close to her heart. Through her nonprofit, Hope is Homemade, Rebecca sells baked goods to support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, blending her passion for service with an entrepreneurial spirit that has inspired our community.

TWCA recently welcomed back Austin Baker (Class of 2017) and Zach Baker (Class of 2018) — brothers, alumni, and former Warrior baseball players — who recently returned to campus to help renovate seating at the school’s baseball field. This time, instead of playing on the field, they’re improving it for the next generation.

The Woodlands Christian Academy celebrates the outstanding achievements of two of our own Warrior Percussionists, Tristan Terpstra and Henry Sweger. 

Senior Santiago Fernandez-Villarreal Earns Military Bowl Honor

Four Warriors were nominated for the Touchdown Club of Houston awards. 

Upper School Physics Teacher, Dr. Sokolowski, recently published his 4th book in the field of physics. We took the opportunity to ask him questions about the book and his philosophy of physics education, highlighting the Pursuit of Knowledge and Wisdom - one of the Six Pursuits at The Woodlands Christian Academy.

On Wednesday, Nov. 12th, The Woodlands Christian Academy celebrated four student athletes who made the decision to sign letters of intent to play collegiate sports. 

When Riley Lee (Class of 2016) looks back on her years at The Woodlands Christian Academy, she remembers the people who had the greatest impact on her.

Our littlest Warriors were busy last week with Pre-K's 50th Day of School and the Pre-K and Kindergarten Storybook Parade.