Hillcrest's focus on prayer and its classical teaching approach are more than just educational policy; they're a journey of transformation. It prepares students not just for college or careers but for life—a life filled with challenges, yes, but also with a deep, unwavering faith that guides them through. In our often too-busy lives, it's a reminder of the power of pausing, reflecting, and connecting with something greater than ourselves.

The Variety Show was a resounding success as a fundraiser and a showcase of the extraordinary talent nurtured within Hillcrest's walls. It reaffirmed the importance of arts education in shaping well-rounded, expressive individuals ready to engage the world through music.

Throughout the season, the Comets challenged top-tier teams, demonstrating a maturity beyond their years and a joyful resilience even in the face of adversity. This spirit, coupled with a commitment to both athletic excellence and faith formation, has endeared them to fans across the region and set a solid foundation for future success.

Hillcrest exemplifies the profound impact a classical Christian education can have on students through its well-designed curriculum map. By marrying rigorous academic content with spiritual and character formation, Hillcrest prepares its students for intellectual and spiritual fulfillment, aiming to inspire the next generation to lead lives centered on Christ.

At Hillcrest, our educational philosophy is rooted deeply in the belief that understanding the world around us is not just an academic pursuit but a pathway to worship. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to guide students through the wonders of Creation, encouraging them to see the fingerprints of God in every aspect of the universe. By exploring the complexity and order inherent in the natural world, our students are led to a natural posture of worship, inspired to honor God through song, word, and deed.

As the final score read Hillcrest 77, CGB 51, the message was clear. With the playoffs in sight, the Comets are honing their ability to score points in a myriad of ways with one consistent trait, they never quit.

To launch the month of February, the lower school at Hillcrest Academy is initiating a battle of the classics.

Comets for Life is a club at Hillcrest Academy that advocates for life. This club consists of students who are passionate about protecting the lives of the most vulnerable individuals in society, particularly unborn babies and children. Through their involvement in Comets for Life, these students have had the opportunity to learn, engage, and make a difference in their community.

Michele Foss's profound insights offer a glimpse into the soul of Hillcrest. It's a place where faith and intellect dance in harmony, where education is about building careers and nurturing conscientious, thoughtful, and spiritually enriched individuals. As we move forward, let's carry the essence of Michele's testimony in our hearts, continually striving to build stronger muscles of faith, intellect, and compassion, for they are the true pillars of a life well-lived.

Against the backdrop of proposed legislation in Minnesota that would permit abortion to the point of birth, the Comets for Life club gathered in St. Paul to join the March for Life.

The keys to the Comet’s win were their excellent off-ball movement and potent entry passes, particularly to standout sophomore Ella Knutson. Knutson, who impressively scored her 1000th point during the game, was a force in the paint.

The Hillcrest Comets girls' basketball team defied the odds and left spectators in awe Tuesday night after winning a thriller over the Rothsay Tigers. The Comets faced a daunting 34-25 deficit, but their resilience and grit prevailed as they emerged victorious with a final score of 48-47.

Since the Christmas break, the Comets have been on an unstoppable roll, stringing together a series of impressive victories. This winning streak has been a testament to their hard work and dedication, propelling them into a crucial season phase with high spirits and confidence.

The Comets, known for their cohesive gameplay and strategic finesse, found themselves uncharacteristically void of energy. But great teams possess a unique quality – the ability to play well even when they're not playing well.

The Comet Classic is a shining example of how alumni engagement can profoundly influence current students. It highlights the importance of mentorship, shared experiences, and the power of a community that extends beyond one's time at school.

As the Comets turn the page on the calendar, they build confidence in their strategy and team dynamics into the new year. The emphasis on playing complimentary basketball, where each player's strengths are utilized and weaknesses covered, is a formula that promises more success in the upcoming year.