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Cultivating students equipped to succeed by offering abundant opportunities for students to pursue their passions.
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Developing qualities such as teamwork, self-discipline, and servanthood, in order to glorify God and pursue excellence.
SPACE TO MAKE
LCA's MakerSpace is a dynamic space for students to experiment, explore, create, and discover. Have an idea? Build it here.
At Lexington Christian Academy, we believe a great education is one
that cultivates the whole person– Heart, Mind, Body, and Soul.
HEART
“LCA has been a great opportunity for me because the Christian environment creates an atmosphere that allows people to speak about life productively. This atmosphere is one that allows Christians and non-Christians alike to voice their opinions and feel welcomed at LCA.I personally believe that this environment is what has made me want to understand the things that occur in the world."
– Riccardi Dalexis '19
MIND
“Dr. Clark has helped me to understand how science and God can be compatible and how rewarding it can be to study the universe He has perfectly made. She supports her students outside of the classroom, as well. I am forever thankful to Dr. Clark for piquing my interest in science and advising me in my journey with biology.”
– Jennifer Murphy '18
BODY
“I appreciated being involved in a smaller, more intimate environment where a teacher could pull you aside and say, “Wow, you can sing.” I don’t think that happens at a bigger school. And that happened across the board at LCA. I met Coach Campbell and she encouraged me to play sports. Everywhere I went there was someone in authority that was a mentor and encouraging me-drama, music, sports, academics.”
– Keri Claiborne Boyle '91, Author and Triathlete
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Student / Teacher Ratio
100%
College Acceptance Rate
2,500
Alumni Worldwide
55+
Hometowns Represented
18%
students live on campus
41%
student body receives financial aid
2%
Out of nearly 900 schools accredited by ACSI, LCA is among the 2% with exemplary school status.
49%
self-identified students of color
