Metro Christian Academy is closed on January 15, 2024, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. This federal holiday is observed on the third Monday of January each year in the United States, honoring the life and legacy of the civil rights leader.
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”
-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Strength to Love, 1963.
Metro has an energetic and vibrant team of educators, administrators, and staff devoted to helping transform students into young Christian leaders ready to shape the world community for Christ. Additionally, school leadership is committed to providing a solid and healthy Christian community for its faculty and staff consistently seeking to sharpen the iron of one another and live in unity as the body of Christ.
These tools and training opportunities support our faculty and staff as they fulfill their mission here at Metro:
• Support in Tribe & Advisory Small Groups
• Pastoral Support Communications
• Support from Campus Pastor with students in need of pastoral care, mentoring, or discipleship
• Professional Learning Communities
• Tips and tools for Biblical integration, along with resources from RightNow Media
Metro Christian Academy partners with parents and families as they fulfill their Biblical calling to train their children in the Lord. Providing support and encouragement to parents is of the utmost importance.
These opportunities help faculty and staff to engage with our parents as we walk alongside them.
• Back to School Worship Night
• Weekly Moms in Prayer Group + Monthly Dads in Prayer Group
• Spiritual Resources through RightNow Media
• Metro In Community (MIC) Nites
Metro Christian Academy is committed to helping our students think Biblically and grow spiritually, from the classroom to the stage to the field and beyond.
Metro provides many opportunities to engage students and shepherd them in their walk with Jesus:
• Bible courses including OT/NT survey, Life of Christ, Doctrine, Missions, Finance, and Senior Seminar
• Weekly Chapels with both in-house speakers and various local ministry leaders
• Quarterly High School Worship Nights
• Breakout sessions are a weekly ministry to come together during the break to glorify God through worship, prayer, or devotionals for high school students only.
• Spiritual formation activities and resources
• Pastoral care and counseling
• Numerous specific interest groups with specific meetings and events (FCA, mental health, Jesus club, prayer group)