Cohort Model
- Students begin in a small founding cohort at ages 5–7 for the 2026–2027 school year.
- The cohort progresses together each year through 8th grade, fostering long-term friendships, continuity, and a strong sense of belonging.
- Daily enrollment is intentionally limited to a maximum of 8 students.
- Mrs. Smith remains with the cohort over multiple years, providing consistency in academic, social, and spiritual development.
Flexible Enrollment Options
- Families may choose enrollment ranging from one to four days per week.
- Full-time and part-time students participate in the same learning community.
- Flexible scheduling allows families to choose the option that best supports their educational goals.
Academic Structure
- Four-day academic program (Monday–Thursday).
- Complete, mastery-based educational experience where students master essential skills before moving on to new concepts.
- Thoughtfully designed weekly rhythm that balances academic rigor, family life, enrichment, and flexibility.
- Individualized instruction in reading, writing, and mathematics.
Personalized Instruction
- Students are taught at their individual level rather than strictly by age or grade.
- Reading, writing, and mathematics are taught through individualized one-on-one and small-group instruction.
- Ongoing assessment guides instruction and allows for targeted support or advancement.
- Mastery-based learning ensures strong foundations before moving forward.
Learning Environment
- Calm, structured, and intentionally designed classroom environment.
- Montessori-inspired, hands-on learning materials integrated throughout the day.
- Multi-sensory instruction that supports engagement and deep understanding.
- One full hour of outdoor recess each day to support physical, social, and emotional development.
Faith & Formation
- Daily prayer and faith-centered learning.
- Bible stories, memory verses, songs, and hands-on activities.
- Opportunities to grow in knowledge of God and Christian virtue.
- Faith integrated naturally throughout the school day.
Classical Foundations
- Instruction informed by classical educational principles.
- Strong foundation in religion, literature, history, science, mathematics, and the arts.
- Emphasis on rich language, quality literature, and meaningful knowledge.
- Early exposure to classical elements such as Latin roots and cursive writing.
Academic Philosophy
- Individualized, mastery-based approach to learning.
- Students receive both support and appropriate academic challenge.
- Strong emphasis on foundational skills, critical thinking, and lifelong learning.
- Education designed to nurture intellectual, moral, and spiritual growth
