We are excited to announce that Dr. Colby Jones will be serving as GCCA’s College Advisor, giving guidance to college-bound Rhetoric students during their high school years. He will be an on-campus resource for students needing assistance with applications, essays, and will be an advocate throughout the college admissions process. In addition to serving as College Advisor, Dr. Jones teaches, Greek, Rhetoric, Systematic Theology, and Senior Thesis for GCCA’s Upper School. Originally from Tuscaloosa, AL, Dr. Jones has been a Texas resident since 2012. He earned a BA from Southeastern Bible Colle ..read more

We’re happy to announce that Julie Monroe will be teaching third grade in the Grammar School at GCCA.  Julie attended Texas A&M University as an undergraduate followed by admission to the College of Veterinary Medicine. She and her husband, Ian, met during college and were later married in 2006.  After many years of a rewarding veterinary career in South Texas, Mrs. Monroe feels even more blessed to have the opportunity to partner with Christian parents in teaching their children.  She is very grateful that the Lord led their family to GCCA and to be surrounded by fellow lik ..read more

GCCA is glad to announce that Colby Jones will be teaching Greek, Rhetoric, and Theology for our Upper School. Originally from Tuscaloosa, AL, Mr. Jones has been a Texas resident since 2012. He earned a BA from Southeastern Bible College (where he met his wife Sarah), an MA from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and an MDiv from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Before coming to GCCA, Mr. Jones taught Biblical Studies courses for several years at Southwestern Seminary and Texas Baptist College. He and his wife are also active members of Redeemer Church (White Settlement, TX), where ..read more

GCCA is happy to announce that Rebecca Williams will be teaching 4th grade! Rebecca and her husband Nick moved to Granbury in November of 2021. They have been married since 2006 and have three boys. Rebecca got her B.S in Interdisciplinary Studies for EC-4th from the University of North Texas in 2008. Before children came along, she taught in the public schools for 3 years. Rebecca was a stay at home mom after the birth of her first child. She went back into teaching for 2 additional years as her oldest child was entering Kindergarten. However, she and her husband knew pretty quickly that this ..read more

GCCA is excited to announce that Jacob Ticer will be teaching Earth Science, Ancient History, Medieval History and Apologetics for our Upper School. Jacob was born and raised in the Arlington-Mansfield area , where (in the 8th grade) he met his wife, Oakley. The two of them have 3 children and live right outside the city in Glen Rose. Mr. Ticer holds a BBA in Finance from UT Arlington and is currently pursuing an MA in Religion from IRBS Theological Seminary. Mr. Ticer and his family are members at Oak Crest Baptist Church. Jacob is a lover of the Psalms and English Breakfast tea ..read more

By Jennifer Folegatti GCCA Math & Science Teacher Before this school year began, the idea of me teaching Calculus was put on the table. “What are they thinking?!” I asked myself, “I haven’t even thought about calculus in about 20 years! Much less have any idea how to teach it classically!” As I began to wrestle with how to teach a new-to-me class on a subject that was not the easiest for me to wrap my mind around the purpose of, I came to find an amazing jewel of beauty in a subject that I admittedly always enjoyed, but never fully understood.  Just as I have sought to redeem my perso ..read more

By Benjamin Booth GCCA Upper School Teacher On January 10, 2022, Grace Classical Christian Academy will be hosting a friendly debate/discussion between three individuals on the Millennium of Revelation 20. In preparation for this debate, I thought it would be helpful to give you the reasons for why we study secondary doctrine at Grace Classical Christian Academy. First, the language must be defined. What do we mean by primary and secondary doctrine? For starters, we do not mean important and unimportant doctrine. All doctrine found in the Scriptures are important, or else God would not have in ..read more

By: Catherine Moore GCCA 2nd Grade Teacher  One of the glimpses of God’s grace we get to see by being a part of Grace Classical Christian Academy is teaching our children to store up heavenly treasures.  In second grade we study Ancient Egyptian history. During this study we learn about pyramids, mummies, idols, and false gods. The Egyptians believed their pharaohs were gods and would rule eternally in the afterlife with all their wealth, food, and power. In class, we discuss Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6:19-25 about storing up heavenly treasures. We discuss what those heavenly treasu ..read more

By Josiah Horton, GCCA Music Teacher Christian worship should relate to Scripture; this includes family worship. “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.” - Colossians 3:16-17 The Bible teaches an unavoidable truth; we should teach and admonish one another through song. Ephesians 6:4 states, “And you, fathers, do not provoke you ..read more

Making the move to GCCA has been the best decision we have made for our kids' education and spiritual growth! We started GCCA in 2017 after visiting this sweet small school a few times. We were blown away seeing what these little brilliant minds could do! And their memory of scripture was so refreshing and mind blowing, we were a little bit shocked!  Coming from public education, we knew this was going to be a radical move, but so worth it! God is so good and kind as he prepared all our hearts for this new way of learning. We had our fears and doubts if we would truly be able to make the ..read more