About TCA
Founded on the purpose of educating and developing the whole person for the glory of God, we believe there’s more for us to do than simply teach and ultimately, there’s more for our children to do than simply learn.
Admissions
Choosing the right school for your child is one of the greatest decisions you face as parent, and our desire is to serve and support you as you navigate through this process.
Academics
With a strong, college-preparatory curriculum, TCA is dedicated to preparing students at each developmental stage with the building blocks to achieve a productive and successful future.
Athletics
TCA’s Athletic Department utilizes sports and competition to teach transformational, life-giving biblical truths to each student-athlete.
Fine Arts
The Performing and Visual Arts Departments at TCA allow students to pursue their creative passions and develop the talents and skills of each student while creating art that glorifies God and blesses those who experience it.
School Life
From traditions and trips to service opportunities and the school store, check out so many other things that make being a TCA Trojan a great experience.
Alumni
Whether you are a recent graduate or celebrating a 20-year reunion, stay connected to TCA, check out upcoming alumni events and continue to be a part of TCA's legacy.
GIVE
Your generosity, through the gifts to the TCA Foundation, helps to empower the school, benefiting each student and faculty member, and leaving a legacy for future generations.

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Rose Duncan

Exploring human nature through familiar scenes and experiences, these pieces serve as an intimate glimpse into personal history. Each charming or perhaps unsettling moment forces the viewer to wrestle with the past, the present and the future. Investigating the notion of memory, I illustrate our universal desire to seek significance. We all long for something more. C. S. Lewis comments that this desire is often diminished with the label “nostalgia” and is rooted in a superficial longing to reenact our pasts. Temporarily exiled to the other side of the eternal door, we “now feel cut off” from the divine yet attempt to bridge this estrangement with capturing mortal beauty.

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