CAK News

Seven CAK high school artists had their work accepted into the highly competitive Knoxville Museum of Art East Tennessee Regional Art Show. Between them, 10 pieces of CAK art was accepted marking the largest amount of art at CAK to be accepted into the show! In addition, one student placed (Lydia Fisher, 2nd place in the 10th grade) and another student received Honorable Mention (Ava Campbell, 10th grade).

During the pandemic, some of us caught up on television series. Others read more books. And still others wrote our own stories! CAK Senior Bible teacher, Chad Hartsock, Ph.D., is one of those.

The Warrior Middle School Robotics Team is officially patent pending! This is a huge accomplishment. According to the U.S. Patent Office, less than 1/10 of one percent of U.S. patents are awarded to middle school aged students annually.

CAK High School has achieved the ranking of #1 in the category of Best Christian Schools in the Knoxville Area on the online school review site Niche. Congrats, Warriors! Love CAK? You can add your review to Niche by clicking HERE and scrolling to the very bottom. 

Our CAK Warriors took over Bob Bell's morning show on WRJZ Joy 620 on the morning of Thursday, October 22!

Like many southern football towns on Friday nights, fans at Christian Academy of Knoxville’s high school games experience a welcome fall chill, the smell of popcorn in the air, and the sound of drums rolling around the mountains.

Three of our riders from the CAK Mountain Bike Club made the trip to Chattanooga over the weekend to compete against a competitive group of over 200 kids from as far away as Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama and Florida. They had a great time! 

For immediate release September 23, 2020
Knoxville, TN - Christian Academy of Knoxville is proud to announce that senior Allie Cooper has been named a National Merit Semifinalist.

When we began planning for this school year, we knew it would look different than any year in our school's rich history.  In addition to our consistent mission of developing servants, scholars, and disciples, we placed a large priority on the health and well-being of our students.  

CAK is welcoming over 180 new students from 115 new families this school year! This week, we held a welcome parade in their honor.

Christian Academy of Knoxville is welcoming 187 new students this school year bringing our enrollment up to 932 students in preschool to 12th grade!

After working in the public school for 25 years, Angel Crider felt plenty of ‘nudges’ from God that maybe it was time for a change. She decided to send her oldest child to Christian Academy of Knoxville, a private school with small class sizes, for his 9th-grade year. At that point, the nudges turned into opportunities.

At the beginning of the 2019 school year, Monica Beaumont began with an excitement that only a new teacher can feel when returning home. You see, Ms. Beaumont is an alumnus of CAK, and she accepted a position teaching 5th grade Social Studies in the very school where she spent her youth.