
K3 to K5
Early Learning
Early childhood classes focused on phonics, early math, and the routines and skills for successful learning.
K3 through twelfth grade
Overview
We believe that all truth is God's truth, and all subjects are taught from a biblical worldview. Our academic program is designed to challenge students to reach their God-given potential while preparing them for success in higher education, future careers, and faithful Christian service.
Divisions

K3 to K5
Early childhood classes focused on phonics, early math, and the routines and skills for successful learning.

Grades 1 to 6
Core subjects taught in self-contained classrooms, with Bible instruction and chapel as part of the week.

Grades 7 to 12
Preparation for college and career through core courses, foreign language, electives, and dual credit options.
Curriculum
The Abeka curriculum, respected for many years for its comprehensive academics and strong biblical worldview, is taught from K3 through 12th grade by deeply committed educators. Preschool lays the foundation through an emphasis on phonics and fundamentals. As early as first grade, students read complex passages and begin developing their cursive writing skills. In sixth grade, students begin the important transition from elementary into middle school, developing independent study skills and increasing responsibility. Middle and high school see students developing advanced math skills, expanding their communication skills through novel studies and extensive writing, and exploring electives such as Spanish, French, art, and music. Through it all, students are grounded in the Word of God, the source of all knowledge, and are encouraged to grow in their faith in Jesus.
Dual credit
Dual credit opportunities are available for eligible secondary students. Course availability, eligibility, and fees may change from year to year, so contact the front office to learn more about jump-starting your child's college education.
Admissions
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