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Tri-City Christian School is a private Christian school located in Vista, California.[1] Founded in 1971, the school serves approximately 650 students, from preschool through high school, with the mission of "training up spiritual champions for Jesus Christ." Tri-City Christian School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).[2]
| Tri-City Christian School | |
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302 N. Emerald Drive Vista , San Diego , California 92083 United States | |
| Coordinates | 33°11′29.07″N 117°16′47.14″W / 33.1914083°N 117.2797611°W |
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| School type | non-profit, Private Christian |
| Motto | "Training up spiritual champions for Jesus Christ." |
| Religious affiliation(s) | Christian |
| Denomination | non-denominational |
| Founded | 1971 |
| Status | open |
| Superintendent | Kirk Huckabone |
| CEEB code | 053669 |
| Dean | Cindy Warner (7-12) |
| Principal | Chris Bird (K-6), Eric Baldwin (7-8), Rodney King (9-12) |
| Grades | PS-12 |
| Language | English |
| Nickname | Eagles |
| Accreditation | Association of Christian Schools International, Western Association of Schools and Colleges |
| Newspaper | The Eagle Flyer |
| Affiliation | Tri-City Church |
| Website | http://www.tccs.org |
Athletics
editThe official school mascot is the Eagle. Depending on the sport, Tri-City Christian High School competes in the Coastal Conference and Pacific League within the San Diego California Scholastic Federation. Following is a list of the sports offered at the high school:
Men's:
- Baseball (Varsity)
- Basketball (Varsity)
- Basketball (JV)
- Football (Varsity)
- Football (JV)
- Golf (Varsity)
- Soccer (Varsity)
- Tennis (Varsity)
- Track & Field (Varsity)
Women's:
- Basketball (Varsity)
- Cheer (JV & Varsity)
- Soccer (Varsity)
- Tennis (Varsity)
- Track & Field (Varsity)
- Volleyball (Varsity)
- Volleyball (JV)
- Volleyball (Frosh/Soph)
Junior High students also get to participate in many of the aforementioned sports. Tri-City Christian School also offers sports for its elementary students. The co-ed program, which is divided into multiple six-week sessions, is called Soaring Eagles and teaches the basics of football, soccer, basketball and more.
Tri-City Christian League & CIF Championships
editBoys Basketball
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Boys Basketball | 1991 | Citrus League Champions |
| Boys Basketball | 1992 | Citrus League Champions |
| Boys Basketball | 1993 | Citrus League Champions |
| Boys Basketball | 1998 | Citrus League Champions |
| Boys Basketball | 2000 | North Coastal League Champions |
| Boys Basketball | 2012 | Pacific League Champions |
| Boys Basketball | 2014 | CIF D. IV Finalists, 1st Round State Playoffs |
Girls Volleyball
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Girls Volleyball | 1993 | Citrus League Champions |
| Girls Volleyball | 1996 | Citrus League Champions |
| Girls Volleyball | 1997 | Citrus League Champions |
| Girls Volleyball | 2001 | CIF Section Champions |
| Girls Volleyball | 2002 | CIF Section Finalist, State Semi-Finalist |
| Girls Volleyball | 2003 | Coastal League Champions |
| Girls Volleyball | 2006 | State Semi-Finalists |
Boys Cross Country
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Boys Cross Country | 2001 | Section Runners-Up |
| Boys Cross Country | 2002 | Section Champions |
| Boys Cross Country | 2003 | Section Champions |
| Boys Cross Country | 2004 | Section Champions |
| Boys Cross Country | 2007 | CIF Champions |
| Boys Cross Country | 2008 | CIF Champions |
Girls Softball
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Girls Softball | 1994 | Citrus League Champions |
| Girls Softball | 2011 | Pacific League Champions, D. V. CIF Champions |
| Girls Softball | 2013 | Pacific League Champions |
Boys Volleyball
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Boys Volleyball | 2006 | League Champions, CIF Semi-Finalists |
| Boys Volleyball | 2007 | League Champions, CIF Semi-Finalists |
Cheerleading
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Cheerleading | 2007 | FCC West Coast Championships – Grand Champions |
| Cheerleading | 2008 | FCC West Coast Championships – Grand Champions |
| Cheerleading | 2009 | FCC West Coast Championships – Grand Champions |
| Cheerleading | 2010 | FCC National Champions |
Football
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment | ||||
| Football | 2010 | Pacific League Champions | ||||
| Football | 2011 | Pacific League Champions | ||||
| Football | 2015 | Pacific League Champions | Football | 2018 | Pacific League Champions |
Girls Basketball
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Girls Basketball | 2011 | Pacific League Champions, 1st Round State Playoffs |
| Girls Basketball | 2012 | D. V. CIF Champions |
| Girls Basketball | 2013 | Pacific League Champions |
Girls Tennis
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Girls Tennis | 2012 | Pacific League Champions |
| Girls Tennis | 2013 | Pacific League Champions |
Girls Soccer
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Girls Soccer | 2014 | Pacific League Champions |
Boys Track
edit| Team | Year | Accomplishment |
| Boys Track | 2013 | Pacific League Champions |
| Boys Track | 2014 | Pacific League Champions |
Spiritual life
editTri-City Christian School incorporates a biblical worldview into its curriculum. Faith is also encouraged through daily prayer, weekly chapels, service projects and missions trips. All teachers, staff and administrators agree to the schools statement of faith, which is decided upon by its founding church, Tri-City Church in Vista, California.
References
edit- ^ "Home". Tri-City Christian School | Vista | Oceanside | Carlsbad. Retrieved 2022-04-22.
- ^ "Accreditation". Tri-City Christian School | Vista | Oceanside | Carlsbad. Retrieved 2022-04-22.
External links
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