Calvary Christian Academy is non-denominational K-12 Christian school dedicated to providing a high-quality, academic program built upon a Biblical foundation.
We offer multiage classes with a combination of individualized, self-paced courses and whole class instruction.
We teach the Bible in every grade, along with traditional mathematics, classic literature, real history, science that actually enhaces your child's faith, and foreign language through Rosetta Stone.
Extracurricular classes in art, music, cooking, and vocational skills are offered along with after school activities, including chess and board game clubs, book clubs, Lego club, and golf club.
Homeschooling students are welcome to enroll part time, to register for single classes, or participate in after school activities.
First and foremost, we place Jesus Christ at the center of our
curriculum. Even in mathematics, children will learn about the
amazing God that wrote the code that runs the universe. In science
classes, students will be impressed by the astonishing natural
processes that could only have been designed by the hand of a
mighty Creator. When students learn about the ebb and flow of
history, they will gain a firm understanding of the consequences of
rebellion against God, and they will observe God's hands in the
wonderful opportunities that have been provided for those nations
and peoples that have submitted themselves to God's sovereign
authority. Through the reading of timeless literature,
students will have the opportunity to learn from the mistakes of
fictional characters and rejoice in their victories.
Children are all fearfully and wonderfully
made
We place the value of the individual child above any curriculum,
lesson plan, or test. While we believe it is important for
children to master academic material, we understand that each child
has been created by God as a unique individual, imbued with certain
gifts. Some children may require more time or a different
presentation of a lesson in order to fully comprehend it. We
will help children harness their strengths in order to overcome
their weaknesses, even if it means going off script and using
material outside of a proscribed curriculum.
Children learn on their own schedules
We give students the time they need to develop before being pushed
onto the next level. Prior to the introduction of graded
classrooms, students were advanced to the next level based upon
readiness, not upon chronological age. A student who required
little assistance could move more quickly through the program,
while students who required more help would not be rushed to
complete work before they were ready. Our multi-age classrooms
allow students to move at their own pace without feeling shamed for
falling behind peers or feeling bored and unmotivated because the
work is too easy.
We do not teach to a test
We only use tests as assessment tools. In order to determine which
children have mastered the material that has been taught and which
children need additional help, tests may be used by classroom
teachers. But tests are only the beginning point. True
mastery of a subject can only be achieved when students are able to
apply what they ve learned in order to solve real world
problems. Some kids are great at memorizing facts and then
spitting them back out on a test, but facts alone do not an
education make. On the other hand, asking a child to solve
problems without having first learned crucial knowledge is
useless. This type of knowledge-less application is what
makes up the majority of Common Core's problem solving tasks.
There is an age at which most children are developmentally ready to
move from mere information gathering to true application, and this
process cannot be rushed, nor should the information gathering
stage be skipped in favor of a poorly conceived idea that critical
thinking skills can be developed before a child has anything of
significance to think about.
A true liberal arts education
We recognize that there is a difference between training and
educating students. We are teaching human beings, created in the
image of God, not training workers, created in the image of the
state and the international corporations. Educated human beings can
learn the tasks necessary to perform any job, but trained workers
can only perform those limited tasks that they were trained to
do. That's why all children, regardless of their ultimate
career choice, must receive a foundation in the liberal arts.
The true purpose of a liberal arts education is to prepare a person
to participate in a free society. In the past, this type of
education was reserved for the children of the elite or the
would-be rulers of a nation, but because every American is
ultimately responsible for governing , through participation in
elections and other civic responsibilities, every American must
have the ability to make informed decisions. A liberal arts
education, coupled with a knowledge of scriptures and a Biblical
worldview, provide Christian children with the best possible
foundation upon which to build any future career and to lead the
life that God has called them to lead. This does not mean that
students will not have the opportunity to step outside the halls of
academia and learn about different trades in vocational classes,
only that career education will not supplant the essential role of
a liberal arts education.
What makes Calvary Christian Academy unique
Our kindergarten program emphasizes playful learning and
developmentally appropriate educational activities. There are
no tests or homework given to kindergartners. Did your
child miss the cut-off for public school kindergarten No
problem. We look at a child's readiness for school, not
his or her birthdate.
At Calvary Christian Academy, parents and teachers make
decisions about student placement and appropriate curriculum.
There are no bureaucrats in charge of our school or your child's
education.
Calvary Christian Academy is 100% Common Core free
We will never share your child's personal
information without your written consent.
Affordable tuition for any family
Our mission is to provide a high quality, Christ -centered
education at a price your family is able to afford. That's
why we offer income-based tuition. A family's inability to
pay should never be the reason that any child is denied the
benefits of a Christian education. Contact us today to
find out how we can help your family.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Calvary Christian Academy cost?
Calvary Christian Academy's tuition is approximately $5,000 for private students.
What is the acceptance rate of Calvary Christian Academy?
The acceptance rate of Calvary Christian Academy is 98%, which is higher than the national average of 82%.
When is the application deadline for Calvary Christian Academy?
The application deadline for Calvary Christian Academy is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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