Welcome and thank you for considering Capital Christian Academy for your middle through high school experience.  As you explore our learning community, we hope that you will discover the many ways in which our small size and nurturing atmosphere enable each person to be known, valued, and guided. We offer an ideal setting for educational enrichment, and students take full advantage of central Prince George's County location.

Capital Christian Academy’s curriculum seeks to stimulate intellectual curiosity and to provide the foundation upon which a life of continuous learning can be constructed. Students receive strong academic fundamentals and are challenged at the highest levels in mathematics, science, English, social studies, foreign languages, ethics, and world religions, as well as in the performing and visual arts. They participate in a wide variety of extracurricular clubs and activities that promote teamwork and offer leadership opportunities. Throughout this varied coursework, students are also exposed to the complexities of the world around them and are encouraged to observe and investigate. Guided by our school’s mission, students learn to respond as engaged, problem-solving citizens.

Students who wish to prepare for a competitive college, engage in the life of the school community, and excel in their areas of interest will thrive at Capital Christian Academy. Our students are a diverse group of motivated individuals who take advantage of what a premier independent school education offers. We welcome you to apply to Capital Christian with our easy-to-use online application, below.

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Speak to an upperclassman and you will quickly sense their appreciation of the family atmosphere at Capital Christian Academy.

Yet community doesn’t just happen.  Meetings, assemblies, clubs, and advisories play an important role in sustaining the sense of connectedness that is cherished by members of our school community.  In addition to their daily classes, students and faculty come together in a variety of small group and all-school gatherings.  Every morning begins with prayer and an advisory period that serves as the daily information sharing for the community.