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| WELCOME TO VICTORY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY! |
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Science Teams Win 2nd and 3rd Place
Two teams represented VCA at the Rose-Hulman Science Competition The teams led by Mrs. Lynne Jordan placed again this year in the Indiana High School Competition. Teams were to submit create ideas that are solutions to solutions in the area of health science or engineering. The team that placed second submitted the idea of a bio-chip that can keep up-to-date statistics on patients with health issues. They received a "Silver Aware" and $1000 in cash for the VCA's Science Department and a gift was given to each team member. The engineering team submitted the idea of an inner tube that keeps a tire from causing the driver to lose control for a vehicle if a tire blows out. The bronze award and $500 was given to VCA's science department also along with gifts to the students. Congratulations students!
Last year a team of students led by Mrs. Jordan won 3rd place in the state for an idea of storage and retrival for DVD's. They received an award of $500.
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VCA Receives Dual Credit Status for this Fall's Psychology Course
Victory Christian Academy received the academic status agreement from Purdue North Central University for dual credit in psychology to be taught at VCA by Mrs. Lynne Jordan. Mrs. Jordan's qualifications can be viewed on the staff page.
This is the 2nd class that Mrs. Jordan has received permission to teach at VCA for college credit. The other course being taught this year is Anatomy and Physiology which receives 4 credits toward college science credit. PNC awards the credits and they are transferable to other colleges throughout Indiana. Students taking psychology as a junior or senior at VCA will receive 3 psychology college credits. Students taking psychology or anatomy and physiology for credit are expected to do additional projects and to receive a "B" or higher in the course.
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