Pantego Christian Academy

Private Christian school

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Pantego Christian Academy (PCA) is a private Christian school in Tarrant County, Texas, United States. Its main campus, the Arlington Campus, has a building at 2201 West Park Row Drive in Arlington and a 57,000-square-foot (5,300 m2) high school building at 2221 West Park Row Drive in Pantego.[1][2] The Arlington Campus has 670 students in grades pre-kindergarten through grade 12.[1] The system also operates the Mansfield Campus at 2351 Country Club Drive in Mansfield which teaches 143 students from age 3 through grade 5.[3] The Mansfield campus closed its doors in 2020 and now all students attend the Arlington campus.

## History

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Pantego Bible Church opened the school in 1963 on a 7-acre site between Arlington and Pantego. In 1996 the church and school began separate financial operations, and in 1997 the school became an independent school, purchasing the Pantego Bible Church facilities for its use, while the church built facilities at a new location. In 2008, PCA continued to expand its facilities by purchasing the adjacent Stripling & Cox building to use as a high school. PCA recently celebrated its 50th anniversary.[4]

## Athletics and fine arts

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Pantego Christian Academy high school students participate in several sports, including football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, golf, swimming, tennis, and cheerleading. Pantego Christian Academy students compete with other schools in the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools in the 4A division. The Pantego Christian Academy Band and the Pantego Christian Academy Art Team have won TAPPS state championships in recent years: the band program in 2008 and 2009 and the art team in both 2007 and 2009. The Panther Pride Dance Team, has also won several contests over the past few years. The band acts as a Concert, Jazz, and Marching band. The Pantego football team recently won the district championship for Tapps 3A football, as well as the Theatre department moving onto state after winning the district championship for their one act play.

## References

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1. ^ a b "Pantego Christian Academy - Arlington Campus". Private School Universal Survey. National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved April 8, 2016.
2. ^ "Pantego academy takes giant step forward." Fort Worth Star-Telegram. July 28, 2008. B02 Metro. Retrieved on January 27, 2009. Archived October 16, 2012, at the Wayback Machine
3. ^ "Pantego Christian Academy - Mansfield Campus". Private School Universal Survey. National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved April 8, 2016.
4. ^ "PR Log". Pantego Christian Academy Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence in Private Christian Education. PR Log.

## External links

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* Texas portal
* Christianity portal
* Schools portal

* Pantego Christian Academy
* Pantego Panther Band

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Arlington, Texas

Education|

| Primary and
secondary schools|

* Arlington ISD
* Arlington HS
* James Bowie HS
* Sam Houston HS
* Lamar HS
* Martin HS
* Seguin HS
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* Mansfield ISD
* Summit HS
* Timberview HS
* Grace Preparatory Academy
* The Oakridge School
* Pantego Christian Academy

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Colleges and
universities|

* UT Arlington
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* Tarrant County College
* Arlington Baptist

Landmarks|

| Museums|

* Arlington Museum of Art
* National Medal of Honor Museum
* International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame

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Venues|

* AT&T Stadium
* Choctaw Stadium
* College Park Center
* Esports Stadium Arlington
* Globe Life Field

* The Parks Mall at Arlington
* Seven Seas Marine Life Park (closed)
* Six Flags Mall (closed)
* Six Flags Over Texas
* Theatre Arlington

Transportation|

* Arlington Municipal Airport
* Metro Arlington Xpress (defunct)

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* Timeline

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TAPPS 4A (2024-2026)

District 1|

* Lake Country Christian (Fort Worth)
* Lubbock Christian
* Midland Classical
* Temple Christian (Fort Worth)
* Trinity Christian (Willow Park)
* Trinity School of Midland

District 2|

* Coram Deo (Plano)
* Covenant (Dallas)
* Covenant Christian (Colleyville)
* Pantego Christian (Arlington)
* Prince of Peace (Carrollton)

District 3|

* All Saints Episcopal (Tyler)
* Bishop Gorman (Tyler)
* Dallas Christian (Mesquite)
* McKinney Christian
* Shelton (Dallas)

District 4|

* Brazos Christian (Bryan)
* Concordia (Pflugerville)
* Hill Country Christian (Austin)
* Round Rock Christian
* Texas School for the Deaf (Austin)
* Vanguard Prep (Waco)
* Veritas (Austin)

District 5|

* Castle Hills (San Antonio)
* Geneva (Boerne)
* Holy Cross (San Antonio)
* Incarnate Word (Corpus Christi)
* John Paul II (Schertz)
* New Braunfels Christian
* St. John Paul II (Corpus Christi)

District 6|

* British (Katy)
* First Baptist (Pasadena)
* Northland Christian (Houston)
* Rosehill Christian (Tomball)
* St. Francis Episcopal (Piney Point Village)
* St. Thomas Episcopal (Houston)
* Westbury Christian (Houston)

Source:
TAPPS Alignment 2024-2026

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Education in Tarrant County, Texas

Public high schools|

| Arlington ISD|

* Arlington High
* James Bowie
* Sam Houston
* Lamar
* James W. Martin
* Juan Seguin

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Birdville ISD|

* Birdville High
* Haltom
* Richland

Crowley ISD|

* Crowley High
* North Crowley High

Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD|

* Boswell
* Chisholm Trail
* Saginaw

Fort Worth ISD|

* See template

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD|

* Colleyville Heritage
* Grapevine High

Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD|

* Lawrence D. Bell High School
* Trinity High School

Keller ISD|

* Central
* Fossil Ridge
* Keller High
* Timber Creek

Mansfield ISD|

* Mansfield High
* Lake Ridge
* Legacy
* Summit
* Timberview

Northwest ISD|

* V.R. Eaton
* Other schools are in Denton County

Other school districts|

* Azle ISD (Azle High)
* Carroll ISD (Carroll Senior High)
* Castleberry ISD (Castleberry High)
* Everman ISD (Everman Joe C. Bean)
* Kennedale ISD (Kennedale High)
* Lake Worth ISD (Lake Worth High)
* White Settlement ISD (Brewer High)

Charter high schools|

* Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts

Former public schools|

* Masonic Home and School of Texas/Masonic Home ISD

Independent schools|

| Secular private
high schools|

* Anderson Private School
* The Oakridge School
* Trinity Valley School

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Religious private
high schools|

* Bethesda Christian School
* Cassata Catholic High School
* Covenant Christian Academy
* Faith Christian School
* Fort Worth Christian School
* Fort Worth Country Day School
* Lake Country Christian School
* Grace Preparatory Academy
* Nolan Catholic High School
* Pantego Christian Academy
* Southwest Christian School
* Temple Christian School

Closed|

* St. Vincent's Cathedral School

Tertiary|

* University of Texas at Arlington
* Texas Christian University
* Tarrant County College
* The King's University

Portions of some school districts extend into other counties; only high schools in Tarrant County are listed here
Aledo ISD, Burleson ISD, and Godley ISD serve sections of Tarrant County, but they operate no high schools in it.

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Christianity|

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* Episcopal Diocese of Texas
* Episcopal Diocese of Dallas
* Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth (ACNA)
* Orthodox Church in America Diocese of the South
* The Potter's House Church, Dallas
* Roman Catholic Diocese of Dallas
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* Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth
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K–12 education|

* Roman Catholic Diocese of Dallas
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* Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth
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* Coram Deo Academy
* Dallas Christian School
* Episcopal School of Dallas
* Garland Christian Academy
* The Highlands School
* Liberty Christian School
* Pantego Christian Academy
* Parish Episcopal School
* StoneGate Christian Academy

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Tertiary education|

* Amberton University
* Arlington Baptist University
* Criswell College
* Dallas Baptist University
* Dallas Christian College
* Dallas Theological Seminary
* The King's University
* Nelson University
* Paul Quinn College
* Southern Methodist University
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* Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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* Texas Christian University
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* Texas Wesleyan University
* University of Dallas

| Closed|

* College of Saints John Fisher & Thomas More

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Judaism|

| Congregations|

* Temple Emanu-El

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Schools|

* Akiba Yavneh Academy
* Mesorah High School for Girls

Museums|

* Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Islam|

* Islamic Association of North Texas
* IANT Quranic Academy
* Brighter Horizons Academy
* Islamic School of Irving
* Salam Academy

This list is incomplete.

Authority control databases

International|

* VIAF

National|

* United States

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