2025-2026 News Archive

New Vans for Summit! We’re excited to share that two brand new 10-passenger vans have officially joined our fleet! These vans meet the stringent requirements of the Oklahoma Department of Education for transporting K–12 students and will allow us to move smaller groups in a safer, more economical way—without rolling out a full-size bus every…

📣 Summit Cheer Clinic is back! 📣 Our Summit Varsity Cheer team is hosting a Youth Cheer Clinic for grades 1–5, and it’s the perfect chance for young athletes to learn cheers, a dance, and experience the fun of Summit cheer. 🗓 January 29, 2026⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM📍 Basketball Gym at Rose💲 $45 per athlete Participants…

Spiritual Emphasis Day 2026 This week, our Intermediate and High School students gathered at the South Campus for Spiritual Emphasis Day—a meaningful time set aside for worship, reflection, and spiritual growth. Students were encouraged and challenged by Pastor Heath Corrales and Pastor Jackson Sandefer, two dynamic voices who spoke truth with clarity, energy, and purpose.…

Donuts with Dad is back—Olympics style! Dads (and special guests), this one’s for you. Join your student for Donuts with Dad: SCA Olympics 2026—a morning of donuts, drinks, laughs, and some Olympic-inspired fun that does not require elite athletic ability. Friday, January 23 Elementary Auditorium Grades K–2: 8:40–9:20 AM Grades 3–4: 9:30–10:10 AM Wear those…

Parents Make It All Come Together! Basketball season is officially in full swing at Summit Christian Academy, and our gyms are buzzing. From Elementary players learning the joy of game day, to Intermediate athletes sharpening their skills, to High School teams battling it out on the court—this season is already delivering the excitement. But here’s…

Summit Choirs Spread Joy Around Town Summit’s High School and Intermediate Choirs brought joy to the season by sharing their musical talents and spreading holiday cheer throughout the community at Woodland Hills Mall, Bee Hive Homes Assisted Living, Bellarose Senior Living , and NSU’s Gazebo Glow.

Summit’s NHS & NJHS students served our local community this season through meaningful outreach and service. Summit’s National Honor Society led a successful food drive benefiting Broken Arrow Neighbors, collecting much-needed items to support families in our area. Through their generosity and servant leadership, our students made a tangible impact while living out Summit’s mission…