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We are a family

When you enroll at Hill Country Christian School, you don’t just join a school, you join a family.

At Hill Country, students are not lost in a sea of thousands of faces, overlooked or overshadowed. Students and their families are known by name. We offer opportunities for students to discover their gifts and lifelong passions: student government, mission trips, clubs, worship bands, service projects, and more. We strive to develop the entire student, mind, body and spirit, by helping them discover their faith, potential, passion, and purpose.

Hill Country Christian School offers an outstanding educational experience from preschool through high school for children in Austin, Cedar Park, Leander, Lakeway, Georgetown, Round Rock, and surrounding areas.

Partnering together to celebrate growth, academics, and student life! 🏫

Gather with us tomorrow morning in the North Auditorium for our October Parent Teacher Fellowship meeting!
All three of our assistant principals will be taking the stage to share:
• Academic Successes: Celebrating key milestones and achievements across our divisions this year.
• Extracurriculars & Clubs: An overview of opportunities for students to connect, lead, and grow outside the classroom.

🗓 Friday, Oct 2 @ 8:30–10:00 a.m.
📍 North Auditorium
☕️ RSVP is encouraged, but all parents are welcome!
Link in Knightly News to RSVP.

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Partnering together to celebrate growth, academics, and student life! 🏫 Gather with us tomorrow morning in the North Auditorium for our October Parent Teacher Fellowship meeting! All three of our assistant principals will be taking the stage to share: • Academic Successes: Celebrating key milestones and achievements across our divisions this year. • Extracurriculars & Clubs: An overview of opportunities for students to connect, lead, and grow outside the classroom. 🗓 Friday, Oct 2 @ 8:30–10:00 a.m. 📍 North Auditorium ☕️ RSVP is encouraged, but all parents are welcome! Link in Knightly News to RSVP.

This week, Hill Country was blessed to host our annual Christian College Fair in the MAC, bringing 25+ colleges and universities from across North America directly to our campus!

With representatives highlighting 360+ majors, it was an exciting morning of discovery—not just for Hill Country Upper Schoolers, but for students across the Austin area looking to take their next step in private Christian higher education.

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This week, Hill Country was blessed to host our annual Christian College Fair in the MAC, bringing 25+ colleges and universities from across North America directly to our campus! With representatives highlighting 360+ majors, it was an exciting morning of discovery—not just for Hill Country Upper Schoolers, but for students across the Austin area looking to take their next step in private Christian higher education.

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It was early 1990, and a handful of Texas youth on a church retreat decided to pray over schools. They gathered around the school flagpoles at night, asking the Lord to save lives, redeem families, bless leaders, and heal communities. Later that year, the students shared their story at a large summer camp, challenging students to join them in seeking the Lord for their communities. The first official See You At The Pole (SYATP) took place that fall, on September 12, 1990, with 56,000 students gathering at the flagpoles of 1,200 campuses to pray for their classmates, teachers, leaders, and nation. The following year, over 800,000 students participated in the U.S. and abroad. By 1994, over 2 million students were seeking Christ for their schools and nations, and in 2005 had reached into countries in Africa, Asia, and Europe.

What makes See You At The Pole unique? It was started by students and led by students who want to see God’s Kingdom come and His will be done in their communities, at their schools, and in their lives. Each year, Hill Country Christian School of Austin hosts a See You At The Pole event, inviting students and families to pray. We gather at the flagpole in front of the MAC to pray in small groups and as a whole for God’s work in our community and country. God told Solomon that “if My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land” (2 Chron. 7:14).

Next Wednesday, September 23, Hill Country students will gather again to seek the face of God, to humble themselves, to ask Him to bless our school, to forgive our nation, to heal our communities, to pour out His love and grace and truth on our school, nation, and world. This year’s theme is from Matthew 11:28, “Come to Me.” There is no other source of lasting peace or hope than the person of Jesus Christ. Our students will pray for God to draw all people to His Son to find eternal life in His grace and peace. Please join us in praying for them as they gather to pray.

Blessings,

Brad Cauley, Director of Christian Life and Theology Teacher

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: It was early 1990, and a handful of Texas youth on a church retreat decided to pray over schools. They gathered around the school flagpoles at night, asking the Lord to save lives, redeem families, bless leaders, and heal communities. Later that year, the students shared their story at a large summer camp, challenging students to join them in seeking the Lord for their communities. The first official See You At The Pole (SYATP) took place that fall, on September 12, 1990, with 56,000 students gathering at the flagpoles of 1,200 campuses to pray for their classmates, teachers, leaders, and nation. The following year, over 800,000 students participated in the U.S. and abroad. By 1994, over 2 million students were seeking Christ for their schools and nations, and in 2005 had reached into countries in Africa, Asia, and Europe. What makes See You At The Pole unique? It was started by students and led by students who want to see God’s Kingdom come and His will be done in their communities, at their schools, and in their lives. Each year, Hill Country Christian School of Austin hosts a See You At The Pole event, inviting students and families to pray. We gather at the flagpole in front of the MAC to pray in small groups and as a whole for God’s work in our community and country. God told Solomon that “if My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land” (2 Chron. 7:14). Next Wednesday, September 23, Hill Country students will gather again to seek the face of God, to humble themselves, to ask Him to bless our school, to forgive our nation, to heal our communities, to pour out His love and grace and truth on our school, nation, and world. This year’s theme is from Matthew 11:28, “Come to Me.” There is no other source of lasting peace or hope than the person of Jesus Christ. Our students will pray for God to draw all people to His Son to find eternal life in His grace and peace. Please join us in praying for them as they gather to pray. Blessings, Brad Cauley, Director of Christian Life and Theology Teacher