Mintz Christian Academy is a K-12 school located outside of Roseboro, NC. We received our accreditation from the Association of Christian Schools International (ASCI) on July 1, 2016.
Quick Stats (2024-25)
- Grades: Kindergarten-12
- Enrollment: 251 students
- Yearly Tuition: $4,400
- Acceptance rate: 95%
- Average class size: 14 students
- Application Deadline: None / Rolling
- Source: Verified school update
Top Rankings
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Category
Attribute
Affordability
School Overview
School Membership(s)School Assoc.
Religious Affiliation
Grades Offered
Grades Kindergarten-12
ADD/ADHD Support
Yes
Learning Difference Programs
Yes
Learning Programs Supported
Mild Learning Differences
Year Founded
2009
Student Body
Total Students
251 students
Student Body Type
Co-ed
% Students of Color
6%
State avg.: 23%
Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers
27 teachers
Student : Teacher Ratio
9:1
National avg.: 13:1
% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
40%
Average Class Size
14 students
List of Courses Offered
Classroom Dress Code
Casual
Khaki pants, uniform t-shirt
Tuition and Acceptance Rate
Admission Deadline
None / Rolling
Yearly Tuition Cost
Tuition Notes
TOTAL COSTS = Tuition + Fees (Student
Resource & Developmental)/12 months:
Elementary School (K-5th grades) - $412.50
Middle School (6th-8th grades) - $429.50 per
month
High School (9th-12th grades) - $446.00 per
month
NOTE: Monthly pay
Acceptance Rate
95%
National avg.: 85%
Admissions Director
Jim Workman
Admissions Associate
Malia Hollingsworth
Sports
Total Sports Offered
7 sports
Sports
School Notes
- Mintz Christian Academy (MCA) became a reality because of spiritual visionaries from Mintz Baptist Church. The church received over twenty acres of real estate adjacent to its existing property in 2006. Discussions about its use for additional parking, a larger graveyard, a ball field, or extended church facilities were prevalent. Dr. John McBride, Pastor of Mintz Baptist Church, bathed the options in prayer. The church was thriving and his prayers led him to the concept of a "Christian" school. He shared his vision with his diaconate, other constituents, and eventually the church body. A Christian School Exploration Committee was formed, and the members spent months consulting, researching, analyzing, and discussing Kingdom education. The consensus was that a Christian school would be an evangelistic extension of the church, offer a solid Christian education to its student population, and would embrace the community, county and beyond in Christ-centered ministry. If Mintz Christian Academy was to become a reality, it needed a clearly defined purpose, vision, and mission. Its purpose would be to establish a Christian school promoting Kingdom Education and the nurture of the whole child-spiritually, academically and socially. Our vision was to give birth to the school and make it a reality. Now that Mintz Christian Academy is established, its vision is that students will come to a saving knowledge of Christ, will be daily transformed into His image, and will be fully equipped to be used of Christ.
- On March 8, 2008, Mintz Baptist Church held a business conference. After a PowerPoint presentation by the "Christian School Exploration Committee" and a thorough discussion, the final decision was made to move forward with the birth of Mintz Christian Academy. Mintz Baptist Church hired Principal Joy McDowell in September 2008. Every step in the development of Mintz Christian Academy was nurtured in prayer, scripture and complete dependence on God`s guidance and leadership. Now the mission for Mintz Christian Academy was developed-to offer a nurturing Christian-based education on a solid spiritual, academic, and social foundation that will enable our students to walk victoriously in their adult lives.
- In 2009-2010, Mintz Christian Academy held its first school year in the Mintz Baptist Church facilities accommodating grades K 5. It hired three full-time teachers, one part-time teacher, one part-time cafeteria manager, and one part-time art teacher volunteer. Student enrollment totaled 29. Several "firsts" occurred during MCA`s inception year-first website (outside webmaster hired); first Grandparent`s Day, first Thanksgiving day feast and program, first kindergarten graduation, first field day, first yearbook and first Operation Christmas Child (shoe boxes collected). It was an exciting first year in Kingdom Education as MCA started its Parent Teacher Fellowship (PTF) and MCA fundraisers.
- In 2010-2011, grades 6 and 7 were added. Enrollment totaled 44 students. MCA hired five full-time teachers, two part-time teaching staff and 1 part-time art teacher volunteer. The first Middle School girls` and boys` soccer teams competed. The Academy competed in its first ACSI Spelling Bee competition (grades 1-5 and 6-8 divisions) and its first Math Olympics Competition (grades 3-8). The school had its first after-school ballet program, and the first student council was established. Elementary and middle school students participated in ACSI Speech Meet. MCA staff attended the ACSI Convention in Raleigh. Several summer camps were held, including technology, study skills, volleyball, and soccer camps.
- In 2011-2012, grade 8 was added. Enrollment totaled 58 students. The Academy hired six full-time teachers, one part-time staff, and one part-time cafeteria manager. Students participated in their first graphic design competition for the NC State Fair (three MCA students placed with cash awards given to the Academy). A golf club was started, and the middles school earned a 2nd place trophy in the volleyball tournament. The middle school participated in Volunteer Day at Falcon Children`s Home.
- In 2012-2013, grade 9 was added. Enrollment totaled 61 students. There were nine full-time and one part-time staff. The Gradelink electronic grade book system / parent communication system was established. The Academy offered Masterpiece Art instruction online, and 9th grade students could choose this elective to earn an art credit. The yearbook elective was established, and the middle school girls` and boys` basketball teams competed for the first time. MCA held two Open House events (one in February and one in March). The MCA Facebook page was created to promote exposure and to offer additional opportunities for parental communication. The Academy held its first musical dessert theater presented by the middle school and high school drama club. MCA purchased its first bus for transportation of students to and from Clinton. The elementary choir performed for Clinton city`s National Day of Prayer. The PTF organized fundraisers for the local Sorghum Festival and the Clinton City Street Fair. MCA fundraisers included the 2nd Annual MCA Golf Tournament and a Krispy Kreme doughnut sale. Construction on the new school building was started.
- In 2013-2014, grade 10 was added. The Academy moved into its new facilities at 2741 Mintz Road. Enrollment totaled 83. There were nine full-time and four part-time staff. The school`s first athletic director was hired. The first HOBY student leadership award was presented to a 10th grade student. MCA competed in its 3rd NC State Fair graphic design competition with two elementary winners, two middle school winners, and one teacher winner. The school participated for the fifth year in Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Collection (146 boxes collected). PTF fundraisers included the local Sorghum Festival and a "Christmas Picture" raffle. MCA sold over 1000 "diner" / "power" cards. The 3rd Annual MCA Golf Tournament and Krispy Kreme doughnut sales were other MCA fundraisers. MCA hosted its first home volleyball tournament, and MCA won first place.
- In 2014-2105, grade 11 was added. The enrollment totaled 93. There were 14 full-time and six part-time staff- including 12 teaching faculty, three assistants, two lunch staff, two office staff, and one athletic director. MCA made application for accreditation through ACSI. The Academy joined an established sports conference-Carolina Christian School Athletic Conference. The cafeteria was completed, and most of the furniture and equipment were supplied by Fort Bragg. Two additional classrooms on the west wing (2nd / 3rd grades and 4th / 5th grades) were completed. A library was started and an assistant worked with story time and assisted students K 6 to check out books weekly. Elementary teachers began having a planning period each day while students were in art, music, P.E., computer lab or in the library. Assistants were added to assist in combination classrooms. The Truth Project was offered to staff for the ACSI Christian philosophy credit. This series was also offered to and attended by families, church, and community. The first MCA high school retreat was organized. The theme, Building Relationships, established the framework / set-up for the MCA high school Bible class, Understanding the Times. High school history classes took their first field trip to Washington, DC. PTF added new technology to the classrooms: 9 new desktops in the computer lab, document cameras for kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 5th grades; projectors for 3 classrooms, and Spelling City for grades 1 6. MCA`s middle school & high school drama / music departments presented the production Oz. Teachers received training through ACSI Nexus. The Academy partnered with Sampson Community College for dual enrollment opportunities for MCA juniors and seniors.
- In 2015-2016, grade 12 was added. The enrollment totaled 112. Spring 2016 will be the year for MCA`s first graduating class. There are 11 full-time teaching staff, six part-time teaching staff, two teaching assistants, one athletic director, one part-time after-school director, one full-time cafeteria manager, one part-time lunch staff, and three part-time office staff. There have been two additional bus routes added-Midway and Beaverdam/Stedman. Christian Psychology has been added to the curriculum. A new position, Spiritual Life Director, has been added. This staff person oversees chapel, small groups, community service, and mission opportunities. All classrooms on the first floor are now complete. Two restrooms have been opened on the elementary hallway. Grandparent`s Day 2015 had the largest attendance in MCA`s history. The elementary choir participated in Clinton`s Street Fair. The JV/varsity volleyball teams placed 3rd and 4th in Carolina Christian School Athletic Conference Tournament in Loris, South Carolina. Cross country was added to MCA`s sports program, and they placed 3rd in Carolina Christian School Athletic Conference. Teachers continue to participate in on-campus training sessions and through online ACSI Nexus.
- 2016 MCA`s had its accreditation visit, received accreditation and MCA had its first senior accepted into a 4-year college /university. The transition into our new facilities did not change our vision or mission; it gave us authenticity. Mintz Christian Academy now looks like a school. The community and potential families see MCA as a school seeking to provide academic and spiritual growth for each student. MCA now fulfills its vision of being a genuine Christian school-worthy of the trust of families who seek Kingdom Education opportunities. Together, as we unite with families, church, community and other constituents, we will build God`s kingdom and fulfill our mission.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Mintz Christian Academy cost?
Mintz Christian Academy's tuition is approximately $4,400 for private students.
What schools are Mintz Christian Academy often compared to?
Mintz Christian Academy is often viewed alongside schools like Harrells Christian Academy by visitors of our site.
What is the acceptance rate of Mintz Christian Academy?
The acceptance rate of Mintz Christian Academy is 95%, which is higher than the national average of 86%.
What sports does Mintz Christian Academy offer?
Mintz Christian Academy offers 7 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for Mintz Christian Academy?
The application deadline for Mintz Christian Academy is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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