Christian Heritage Academy

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See Christian Heritage Academy (Northfield, Illinois) for the elementary school in Illinois.

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Christian Heritage Academy (CHA) is a private, Christian academy for grades K-12 located in Del City, Oklahoma (a suburb of Oklahoma City). It is founded on a Biblical quote from Isaiah chapter 58 verses 11-12. Your people will rebuild the ancient ruins and will raise up the age-old foundations; you will be called Repairer of Broken Walls, Restorer of Streets with Dwellings.

1 More than a name?
2 Christian education
3 Athletics
- 3.1 Men
- 3.2 Women
4 External links

[edit] More than a name?

One of the primary teaching elements of this school is of the heritage of predominantly Christian principles used in the founding and creation of American civil and federal government. Therefore the premise is that America has a "Christian Heritage". for every graduating class, the culmination of their education is a senior class trip to the towns of Plymouth, Boston, and Provincetown, Massachusetts to witness firsthand the places and events that are at the center of their curriculum.

[edit] Christian education

Christianity itself has many factions and this is not just limited to the church. CHA's education is strongly based on Southern Baptist and Calvinistic principles.

[edit] Athletics

CHA has a very strong athletic program. The principles that are taught in the classroom extend to the playing fields (courts). Character is a first and foremost lesson taught by the coaching staff. CHA's mascot is the Crusader. The Crusader Athletic Program includes the following sports: