A Board of Trustees is the governing body of San Jacinto Christian Academy.  The Board of Trustees at SJCA is responsible for providing oversight of the school including: policy formation, appointment of the superintendent, financial oversight and approval of all staff as recommended by the superintendent.  Qualifications of board members include: being a born again Christian of good moral character, having a genuine interest and commitment to Christian education and a member in good standing with a local evangelical church.

2008-09 Board of Trustees: Gordon Bryant (Board chair), Martin Brock (Board vice-chair), David Clark (Treasurer), Joe Youngblood (Secretary), Donnie Allen (Chaplain), Cheryl Fairly, Pat Ford, Kristi Parker, Thomas Ratliff, Jeff Yates, Mark McKnight (Superintendent).

San Jacinto Christian Academy is blessed with an outstanding administrative team. Each of these administrators has a passion for Christian education and work diligently to see the mission and vision of SJCA demonstrated. The current administrative team includes:

Mark Mcknight (superintendent), Delilah Bellar (Pre-K Director), Holly Hawkins (Elementary Principal), Diane Lindsey (Middle School and High School Principal), Alexander Wright (Athletic Director), Kim Thompson (Controller), and Diane Honea (Facilities & Food Service Coordinator).

Teachers at San Jacinto Christian Academy are committed to continuing education and professional development including certification through the Association of Christian Schools International.  Teachers and staff carry out the school’s mission “to assist parents in training young people to know and love Jesus Christ, to follow Him in life and to become positive productive members of the coming generation.” 

Teachers and staff view their positions as more than a job; they are operating in their area of ministry.  Teachers are encouraged to teach skillfully, nurture with compassion, challenge academically and guide spiritually. It is not uncommon to see teachers and students praying in the classrooms and in the hallways.  Through a partnership with the home, church and school, students are able to see and understand the love of Jesus Christ and God’s desire for them to experience a personal relationship with Jesus.