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Fifth Grade Students Perform in Annual Musical

A long-standing tradition at SCA is the 5th grade musical. Students have the opportunity each year to try out for the production and perform on the stage through singing, dancing and acting. This year, fifth grade students performed Danny & The Shacks. This biblical production recounts the adventures of Daniel (Danny, as he is called in the 21stcentury version of the story) and his bandmates, The Shacks (better known to Bible scholars out there as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego). The crew embark on a roller-coaster-thrill-ride of experiences as they encounter King Neb, his golden statue, some crazy Babylonians, the fiery furnace, and of course, the infamous lions’ den. Through it all, the powerful truth of God’s Word and the importance of being obedient and faithful to His teaching comes through loud and clear in a storyline so fantastic and faith affirming, it could only come from the Word of God. What a wonderful tradition to carry on at SCA as we continue to fulfill our mission to inspire students to achieve their God-given potential.

Senior Luke Fleming auditioned and was selected to the All-District string orchestra. District orchestra is not divided by school size, and SCA auditions in a very competitive district. The district orchestra performance in January was conducted by Dr. John Rutland from the University of Central Missouri.

Elementary Talent Show Lets Students Shine on Stage

Two Core Values at Summit Christian Academy are Igniting Leadership & Cultivating Community! Both of these values are critical to the mission of SCA- to inspire students to achieve their God given potential! One way we do this is through the Elementary Talent Show. Students have the opportunity to lead and share their talents on the stage of SCA through song, performance, musical instruments, dance, theatre, movement, gymnastics and many other ways of showing their God given abilities. As part of the elementary talent show, the students learn the importance of cultivating community. Through the collection of Mommy Bags at the talent show, students will be donating these items to Resource Health (formally Rachel House). These items will be blessing new moms who chose life for their babies! We are so thankful for the opportunity to continue sharing God’s light at SCA through the incredible partnership with students and families! L-R: Members of elementary STUCO Jasmine Stringfellow, Abbie Borgstadt, Emerson Showman, and Makayla Welch.

Instrumental Musician Luke Fleming Earns All-District Orchestra

Vocal Musician Hudson Harris Earns All-State Recognition & Performs at Missouri Music Educators Association Conference

Senior Hudson Harris has been named to the Missouri All-State Choir for the 2021-22 school year. Each school in the Kansas City Metropolitan District is eligible to select 32 students to be part of the KC Metro All-District Choirs. For 2021-22, 463 students auditioned. Auditions included the performance of a solo and sight reading. The top 150 scores comprise the KC Metro All-District SATB Choir. From those 150 students, all juniors and seniors were allowed to audition to be in the Missouri All-State Choir. The highest 32 scores from the 150 were selected to be part of the Kansas City Metro All-State Choir. These 32 students recently joined Missouri District qualifiers and performed at the annual Missouri Music Educators Association (MMEA) Conference held at Senior Hudson joined Missouri District qualifiers Margaritaville Resort (formerly Tan-Tar-A Resort). to perform at the annual Missouri Music Educators Association (MMEA) Conference held at Margaritaville “I am so proud of Hudson for being selected into the Missouri All-State choir Resort (formerly Tan-Tar-A Resort). for the second year in a row,” shared SCA Fine Arts Coordinator/High School Choral Music Teacher Mrs. Trissa Lucht. “Hudson's Godgiven talent is only surpassed by his love for the Lord and others. He is a joy to have as a student and to know as a person.” Sophomore Jisue Kim’s District 8 contest winning artwork will hang in the Senate gallery through February 2023.

SCA Student Artist Selected as Missouri Senate District 8 Winner

Sophomore Jisue Kim has been selected as the Missouri Senate District 8 Art Contest winner. Her artwork was selected by Senator Mike Cierpiot to represent District 8 in the Missouri Senate Hall Student Art Exhibit. A copy of her artwork will hang in the Senate hallway gallery from March 2022 through February 2023. Look for Jisue’s original winning artwork on display by the Summit Christian Academy Administrative Conference Room. “It is such a blessing that Jisue's incredible talent is being recognized and representing Missouri Senate District 8,” shared Secondary Art Teacher Ms. Jana Jurkovich.

Student Artwork Selected for Exhibit

Congratulations to the following students whose artwork was selected to be part of the University of Central Missouri High School Competitive Art Exhibit 2022: Charlotte Brownlee, Kaitlyn Gregg, Mia Murkin, Violet Newcomer, Landry Satterfield, Abigail Scott, Elise Welch, and Isabella Wilson (x2). Junior Elise Welch earned a #1 rating for her color pencil drawing on acrylic. The selected art will be on display at the UCM Art Center March 22-April 9 (8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Thurs., and 12-4 p.m. Sat.). Scan the QR Code to see all 44 works of art submitted for consideration.

Junior Elise Welch earned a #1 rating for her Color Pencil Drawing on Acrylic at the Competitive Art Exhibit.

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