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At Arcadia Christian School, we are passionate about nurturing a strong spiritual foundation in each student while providing a rigorous academic experience. Our dedicated teachers and staff are committed to blending academic excellence with biblical teachings in a loving, supportive environment. We are excited to continue advancing the Christian Classical Education approach, which equips students with the tools to excel in all areas of life. More importantly, we prepare them to face life's greatest challenges, all for the glory of God, partnering with you every step of the way.
Values: Our Four Virtues - Faith. Character. Heart. Service. set the standard upon which we strive as Christian educators in hopes that our pursuit will stretch the minds of our students, and present a worldview to this generation based on a biblical foundation.
Mission: Provide exceptional classical Christian education consistent with a Biblical worldview.
We want what is best for our Arcadia Christian School Families! That is why we offer the options of a 12 Month and a 24 Month Payment Plan for all grades K-12th. In these ever changing times, let's work together to make sure our student's receive the quality education that they deserve. At Arcadia Christian School, falling behind is not an option! Admissions
Pre-School call 626-574-8229
School of Grammar (K-5th) $12,200.00
School of Logic (6th-8th) $12,519.00
School of Rhetoric (9th-12th): $12,626.00Tuition for 9th-12th $11,800
We offer a 12 Month and a 24 Month Payment Plan for all grades K-12th.
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Arts and Music Programs: Arts
School Notes
Classical Education in Arcadia! Classical
education focuses on the way a child develops and learns.
The Grammar Stage (K-5th) involves learning the
fundamentals of a language and how to use it properly. In this
stage, young children enjoy memorizing facts and rules-thus the
importance of repetition. The Logic Stage
(6th-8th), otherwise known as the "pre-teen" years, is
where we begin to see the age of questioning and want to know why
things are the way they are. In this stage, we want to challenge
our students in reasoning and critical thinking skills so they
understand questions and make good arguments. This is the stage
where the Socratic method is introduced. The Rhetoric Stage
(9th-12th) tackles the third of the basic tools of
learning: Rhetoric: How the grammar and logic of each subject may
be clearly communicated. These disciplines have formed the platform
for learning in every other discipline for more than 2,000 years.
We believe that mastery of the English language in the manner
prescribed by the liberal arts is crucial to successful learning
and to the preparation of society's future leaders.
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