Our Classes

Our approach to learning is rooted in the belief that education is more than academics, it is the formation of the whole child. Across each grade, students are guided to grow in confidence, character, and understanding. We prioritize strong foundations in reading, writing, and math while creating space for curiosity, discovery, and meaningful discussion. Through a faith-centered perspective, students are encouraged to see purpose in their learning and to develop both a love of knowledge and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Early Childhood

Class Schedule

Mondays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 11:15 AM

Class Overview

In the three-year class, the focus is on learning about Jesus in an age-appropriate way, peer interaction, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, and an introduction to academics. We use kinesthetic whole body learning to engage our student. Students will learn Bible stories, spatial awareness, shapes, colors, numbers 0-10, and be introduced to the alphabet.

12 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater.

Requirements

Must be three by September 1st.

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Class Overview

In preparation for kindergarten, students will learn Bible stories, shapes, colors, letter recognition, numbers 0-20, and counting to 100. We will work on developing beginning literacy skills, fine motor skills, and executive functioning skills. Students will learn how to use classroom materials and develop independence to care for themselves and their personal belongings from tasks such as tying their shoes, washing their hands, using their backpack and lunch box, and putting on their coat.

15 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater.

Requirements

Must be four by September 1st and fully potty trained.

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

Our Kindergarten program builds a strong and joyful foundation for learning. Each day begins with Bible instruction, encouraging students to seek God first and grow in faith and character. In math, students develop number sense through counting to 100, patterns, comparing greater and less, odd and even numbers, and simple addition and subtraction. In language arts, they grow in phonics, early reading, handwriting, spelling, and sentence writing. Science encourages curiosity as students explore the natural world and recognize God’s design. History introduces important people, stories, and events through a biblical perspective.

20 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater.

Requirements

Must be five by September 1st.

Elementary

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 1st grade, students grow in confidence and independence as they strengthen core skills. Math focuses on building fluency in addition and subtraction and understanding foundational concepts. In language arts, students develop reading fluency, spelling, and sentence writing. Science continues to explore the world through observation and inquiry, while history helps students understand people, places, and events within a broader context.

24 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

Second grade deepens understanding across subjects. In math, students expand problem-solving skills and begin working with more complex concepts. Language arts emphasizes reading comprehension, paragraph writing, and grammar. In science, students explore topics with greater curiosity and detail, while history encourages them to make connections across time and understand how events and people shape the world.

Grade Looping: 2nd & 3rd Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Class Schedule Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class Overview In preparation for kindergarten, students will learn Bible stories, shapes, colors, letter recognition, numbers 0-20, and counting to 100. We will work on developing beginning literacy skills, fine motor skills, and executive functioning skills. Students will learn how to use classroom materials and develop independence to care for themselves and their personal belongings from tasks such as tying their shoes, washing their hands, using their backpack and lunch box, and putting on their coat. 15 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater. Requirements Must be four by September 1st and fully potty trained.

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 3rd grade, students begin developing greater independence in their learning. In math, they build strong number sense, multiplication and division skills, and early problem-solving strategies. Language arts focuses on reading comprehension, paragraph writing, grammar, and spelling. In science, students explore the natural world through observation and inquiry, while history introduces timelines, cultures, and key events through a biblical perspective.

Grade Looping: 2nd & 3rd Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Class Schedule Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class Overview In preparation for kindergarten, students will learn Bible stories, shapes, colors, letter recognition, numbers 0-20, and counting to 100. We will work on developing beginning literacy skills, fine motor skills, and executive functioning skills. Students will learn how to use classroom materials and develop independence to care for themselves and their personal belongings from tasks such as tying their shoes, washing their hands, using their backpack and lunch box, and putting on their coat. 15 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater. Requirements Must be four by September 1st and fully potty trained.

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 4th grade, students deepen their understanding across all subjects. Math emphasizes multi-step problem solving, fractions, and conceptual understanding. In language arts, students grow in reading comprehension, structured writing, and grammar. Science encourages curiosity and exploration of more complex concepts, while history helps students understand how people, cultures, and events are connected over time.

Grade Looping: 4th & 5th Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 5th grade, students expand both their academic skills and critical thinking. Math focuses on applying concepts such as fractions, decimals, and problem-solving in real-world contexts. Language arts emphasizes clear, structured writing, vocabulary development, and deeper comprehension. In science, students explore topics with increasing depth, while history helps them analyze events, recognize patterns, and understand broader historical themes.

Grade Looping: 4th & 5th Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Middle & High School

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 6th grade, students prepare for middle school expectations with increased independence and responsibility. Math builds on foundational concepts while introducing more advanced problem-solving and reasoning. Language arts focuses on writing structure, analysis, and communication. Science encourages deeper investigation and critical thinking, while history helps students evaluate events, perspectives, and their impact on the world.

Grade Looping: 6th & 7th Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 7th grade, students strengthen study habits and begin engaging more deeply with academic content. Math emphasizes conceptual understanding and application. Language arts focuses on analytical reading, structured writing, and discussion. Science encourages exploration, reasoning, and inquiry, while history helps students examine events and cultures with greater depth and perspective.

Grade Looping: 6th & 7th Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Class Schedule Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class Overview In preparation for kindergarten, students will learn Bible stories, shapes, colors, letter recognition, numbers 0-20, and counting to 100. We will work on developing beginning literacy skills, fine motor skills, and executive functioning skills. Students will learn how to use classroom materials and develop independence to care for themselves and their personal belongings from tasks such as tying their shoes, washing their hands, using their backpack and lunch box, and putting on their coat. 15 students per class with 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher and 1 Floater. Requirements Must be four by September 1st and fully potty trained.

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 8th grade, students build confidence in their ability to think critically and communicate clearly. Math continues to develop problem-solving and abstract thinking skills. Language arts emphasizes analysis, writing clarity, and strong communication. Science invites deeper exploration of complex ideas, while history focuses on understanding cause and effect, perspectives, and the impact of historical events.

Grade Looping: 8th & 9th Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Class Schedule

Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

In 9th grade, students begin high school-level work with a focus on independence and academic ownership. Math builds on prior knowledge with increased complexity and application. Language arts emphasizes analytical reading, essay writing, and clear communication. Science develops reasoning and deeper understanding of concepts, while history challenges students to analyze events, evaluate perspectives, and connect learning to a broader worldview.

Grade Looping: 8th & 9th Grade
Students: 12 per grade, 24 total per class
Classroom Team: 1 Lead Teacher, 1 Co-Teacher, 1 Floater

Beyond the Classroom

Class Schedule

Tuesdays: 9:30am–10:45am

Class Overview

Musical Munchkins is a joyful, music-filled experience designed for our youngest learners to explore rhythm, movement, and sound in a warm and engaging environment. Through songs, instruments, and playful activities, children are introduced to early music concepts while building confidence, coordination, and a love for learning.

This class is designed as a shared experience between child and caregiver. A parent or caregiver is required to attend, creating a special opportunity for connection, participation, and meaningful time together.

Musical Munchkins is a gentle and welcoming introduction to group learning, where little ones can explore, create, and grow, side by side with someone they love.

Requirements

Must be aged 0 - 4 and accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Class Schedule

Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Class Overview

Thursdays are designed to be an especially engaging, hands-on, and joyful learning experience for our youngest students. This morning provides additional time for children to grow through creativity, movement, and meaningful review in a relaxed and encouraging environment. Students rotate through activities such as crafts, coloring, painting, sensory play, and simple project-based learning that help develop fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence.

Alongside these activities, students spend time reinforcing the letters, sounds, numbers, and foundational concepts they have been working on earlier in the week through fun games, guided practice, and age-appropriate learning centers. The morning also includes recess, snack time, free play, worship, music, and movement to support both social and physical development.

Our Thursday mornings are intentionally designed to help children learn through exploration, build friendships, strengthen routines, and end the week feeling successful, encouraged, and excited about learning.

Requirements

Must be a current enrolled student in Pre-K through 1st grade.

Extended Care

Our extended care program provides families with added flexibility before and after the school day in a safe, calm, and caring environment. These hours are an extension of our school community where students can rest, play, connect with friends, and ease into or out of their day with support.

Available based on grade level and schedule, extended care includes both before- and after-school options throughout the week. Mornings offer a gentle start with time to read, finish homework, or enjoy free time with friends. Afternoons provide a relaxed but purposeful setting with free play, structured activities, and optional elective classes.

For our younger students, extended care is offered in a warm and nurturing mixed-age setting where Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st grade students are together.

Monday Through Thursday
Extended care is available both before and after school for Pre-K through 1st grade students.

Before School: 8:30am - 9:00am
- Students may read, work quietly, or enjoy free time with friends as they settle into the day.
After School:12:00pm / 12:30pm - 1:45pm
- Students participate in a structured and nurturing after school experience within a mixed-age setting. This time includes a balance of free play, guided activities, and the option to participate in an elective class during extended care hours. Each day also includes lunch, quiet activities such as coloring and simple worksheets, and additional outdoor recess. When weather does not allow for outdoor play, students engage in guided movement activities to help them stay active and energized.

Before School

Monday Through Thursday: 8:30am - 9:00am

Before school, students may use this time to work on homework, read quietly, or connect with friends before classes begin.

After School

Thursday: 12:30pm - 1:45pm

Older students are offered enrichment opportunities on Thursdays after school through elective-style classes.

Each semester, elective offerings may vary depending on the season and student interest. Examples of electives may include dance, culinary, sports, art, games, and acting. These electives provide students with opportunities to explore interests, build new skills, and enjoy meaningful, hands-on learning outside of their core academic day.

Electives take place during extended care hours and are designed to enrich the student experience in a fun and engaging way. Offerings will change throughout the year to reflect seasons, resources, and student interests. Participation in electives requires enrollment in extended care, as these classes are part of the extended care program.

Student Enrichment

Physical Education

Students in 2nd through 9th grade participate in physical education twice per week. Through active games and guided movement, students learn how to strengthen their bodies, stay active, and build healthy habits.

Clubs

Clubs offer students a meaningful opportunity to explore their interests beyond the school day in a more focused and engaging setting. These experiences are designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and create space for students to connect with others who share similar interests.

Field Trips

Field trips are offered throughout the year as a way to extend learning beyond the classroom. Typically scheduled on Fridays, these optional experiences give students the chance to explore new places, connect with peers, and create lasting memories.

School Events

Throughout the year, students participate in special events that bring our community together. From class celebrations and performances to seasonal gatherings, these moments help foster connection, joy, and a strong sense of belonging

Monthly Chapel

Once a month, our entire school gathers for chapel on a Monday. This is a special time set aside for worship, reflection, and community.

Holidays

Throughout the year, we celebrate a variety of traditional holidays in ways that are joyful, meaningful, and rooted in our faith.

Portraits

Once each year, we welcome a professional photographer to capture timeless school portraits.

Birthdays

We love celebrating each child and the unique life God has given them. Birthdays are a special opportunity to make students feel seen, valued, and celebrated within our school community.

Our Classes

Early Childhood

Elementary

Middle & High School

Beyond the Classroom

Extended Care

Student Enrichment

Physical Education

Clubs

Field Trips

School Events

Monthly Chapel

Holidays

Portraits

Birthdays

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