River City Believers Academy

🏐 Summer Volleyball Training Reminder! 🏐

This training camp is for 5th-12th grade RCBA girls! If you have questions, please reach out to Coach Paxton or email [email protected].

CLASS OF 2026 🎓✨

Congratulations to Caedmon Marquez!

After graduation, Caedmon plans to attend trade school to pursue welding and electrician training. During high school, he has been involved in chimes and theater, participating in 12 different stage performances. Outside of school, Caedmon faithfully serves on the production team at his church and plans to continue serving in youth ministry.

Caedmon’s dedication, creativity, and servant’s heart have made a lasting impact on the RCBA community. We are proud of all he has accomplished and can’t wait to see how God continues to guide his future.

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Congratulations to Emily Young!

After graduation, Emily plans study architecture.

Emily’s favorite class is Bible because she enjoys the sense of community and the atmosphere. She has also been involved in volleyball and serves in children’s ministry at her church.

What will you miss the most about RCBA?
“I will miss the community here and all of the memories we’ve all made together.”

What is the biggest lesson you’ve learned in high school?
“While grades are important, life is still happening around us so don't forget to live a little.”

What is your advice to other students?
“High school is only a couple chapters in our life so make it count and appreciate all you have now. The people you have now want to help you and love you so don't push them away. Things might be hard or you might be stressed but God has power over all and he hasn't forgotten about you and already has a plan laid out for you, you only need to trust in Him.”

Emily, we are so proud of you and excited to see all that God has planned for your future!

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Eric Hines has been a vibrant part of the RCBA community, contributing his talents to both the theater department and Student Council. Known for his wit and humor, Eric has brought joy to his peers and teachers alike throughout his high school career.

After graduation, Eric plans to enter the workforce as he pursues his passion for music and a career as a musician. We are proud of Eric’s creativity and pray that God will use his musical gifts to inspire and impact others.

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Congratulations to Angela Muderhwa!

After graduation, Angela plans to attend UTSA to earn a bachelor’s degree in Biology and hopes to continue her education to earn a master’s degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences. Angela has served on Student Council and the Worship Team here at RCBA. Outside of school, she enjoys cooking and spending time with her family. Angela’s favorite class is Bible because of all the fun memories she has made there.

We asked Angela a few questions about her time at RCBA, and this is what she had to say:

What will you miss the most about RCBA?
“I will miss all of the love and kindness I’ve received from the school and from my class.”

What is the biggest lesson you have learned from high school?
“Not everyone is going to like or accept you and that’s okay. What matters is what God thinks of you and what you see in yourself.”

What is your advice to the other students?
“For the sophomores and juniors specifically, have an idea of what you want to do in the future and stick with it.”

Angela, we are so proud of the way you lead and guide the people around you toward the light. We can’t wait to see how God works in your life!

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Congratulations to Curtis Logan!

After High School:
“I will be joining the Army. Serving my country and challenging myself in a disciplined environment is the path I’m choosing for my future.”

Favorite Class:
“My favorite class is Physics because it connects directly to real-world situations. I like how it deals with things like trajectory, motion, and how objects move—stuff that actually applies to life, shooting sports, and the world around us.”

What will you miss most about RCBA?
“I’ll miss the Christian impact RCBA has had on my life. The teachers, the environment, and the way faith is part of everything we do has shaped me in a real way.”

What is the biggest lesson you’ve learned in high school?
“The biggest lesson I learned is not to rush through school as fast as I can, but to slow down and enjoy things in the moment.”

Curtis, your RCBA family will be cheering you on as you step into the next chapter of your life. We know God has big and miraculous plans for you, and we are praying for you as you prepare to serve our country.

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Today, we acknowledge the accomplishments of Jada Stine! Jada is a diligent and caring student, and we are so grateful to have had her at RCBA.

After graduation, Jada plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Her favorite class at RCBA is Worship class because she enjoys learning about the intricacies and deeper meanings of God’s Word and bonding with the worship team. Jada has also been a member of Student Council, the Tech Team, and served as one of our student ambassadors. Outside of school, Jada enjoys painting, drawing, and reading.

Jada has a few things to share as she prepares to step into the next chapter of her life:

What will you miss most about RCBA?
“I will miss the sense of community and being able to see my friends.”

What is some advice you would give to younger students?
“Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and try things that you never thought you would have the courage to do."

Congratulations, Jada! We are praying for you and can’t wait to see all that you will accomplish in the future.

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Congratulations to Shaan Patel! Shaan has been an outstanding student at RCBA for 12 years.

After graduation, Shaan plans to attend UTSA as a Mechanical Engineering major. His favorite class this year is Government because Mrs. Conant makes it fun. Shaan has been a part of the varsity basketball team and High School Student Council. He also enjoys Pokémon and gaming.

What will you miss most about RCBA?
“What I’ll miss most about RCBA is the people. The community I’ve seen grow here over the past 12 years is what makes this school special.”

What is the biggest lesson you’ve learned in high school?
“DON’T plagiarize.”

What is your advice to younger students?
“Value the time you have in High School, make the most of it because it goes by fast.”

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Congratulations to Ngoc Bao Tram Dinh, or as we know her, Lisa!

Lisa is our senior foreign exchange student from Vietnam, and we have truly enjoyed her presence at RCBA.

WHAT'S NEXT?
After graduation, Lisa plans to major in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence. She also hopes to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a pilot.

FAVORITE CLASS:
Lisa enjoys learning about psychology, doing math, and cooking!

INVOLVEMENT:
She has been a member of our Student Council and track team.

We asked a few questions about Lisa’s time at RCBA and the advice she has for other students:

What is the biggest lesson you learned in high school?
“Everything starts with a single thought. When I believe I can, I can do big things.”

What is one piece of advice you would give to younger students?
“Be kind to yourself and others and stay positive”

What will you miss most about RCBA?
“I will miss the countless number of hugs that I got from nearly every teacher. At RCBA, I feel like I am at home and everyone will give you hugs no matter you are up to the moon or deep down to your lowest moment. Thank you teachers for always being considerate and tender which allows me to open my heart to a new environment."

Lisa, we are so proud of you and your diligence at RCBA! We will be praying for you and all of your future experiences!

Soldiers, due to the weather and road conditions, school has been cancelled today. Enjoy your weekend, and stay safe!