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TWCA Celebrates Class of 2021 at Commencement & Baccalaureate

TWCA Celebrates Class of 2021 at Commencement & Baccalaureate
Melissa Kong
TWCA Celebrates Class of 2021 at Commencement & Baccalaureate
TWCA Celebrates Class of 2021 at Commencement & Baccalaureate

After safely reopening campus in August of 2020, The Woodlands Christian Academy celebrated a successful year on Friday, May 21, with a commencement ceremony honoring 61 graduates. The Class of 2021 earned a record-breaking $8,966,728 in merit-based scholarship dollars, averaging $147,000 per student. The class includes two National Merit Scholars, four national Merit Commended Students and eight athletes who are committed to continue their athletic careers on the collegiate level.

The ceremony was held at Crossroads Baptist Church and opened with a processional and prayer before 2021 Valedictorian, Joshua Mueck, addressed his classmates.“Class of 2021,” he said, “I challenge you to not measure your worth based on what the world values; to use every difficult situation as an opportunity to grow; to take time to develop true relationships with others; to be grateful for those that have taken time to invest in your life; and to remember to rely on God in all things.”

The day before graduation, Woodlands Christian held a Baccalaureate service with worship and a special message of faith to the senior class. This service is year-end tradition at most Christian educational institutions. For TWCA, it is used as not only a send-off for the graduating class, but also offers an opportunity to “charge” the current junior class with shining his/her “light of leadership” on campus as they take their place as seniors in the fall.

The service ended with a special invitation for senior parents to pray together as a family and the feeling of love was palpable. Mr. Clark said that “taking time to pray as a family and as a community was truly a special time.”

 


 

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