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Brand Talking Points: Classical Academy

We purpose to provide a classical program that reflects the motto of Charlotte Mason:  “Education is an Atmosphere, a Discipline, a Life”

Our program includes a strong liberal arts curriculum, with an emphasis on American civics, art, music, math, science and Latin in pursuit of the true, the good and the beautiful. 

We believe a classical program is an effective way to promote wisdom and virtue while preparing students to live as responsible citizens and lifelong learners in a free society.

Classical Academy Distinctives

-Classical virtues, as well as principles in self-government and civility are identified and clearly taught in a seamless manner through course content.

-The curriculum is knowledge-rich and built around the belief that there is a common body of knowledge all members of our society should master in the core areas and in the Fine Arts.

-Emphasis is placed on minds-on learning and on fostering a spirit of inquiry in students.

-Standardized tests do not drive the curriculum. 

-Literacy is taught through explicit phonics and traditional grammar and composition. Logic and rhetoric are emphasized in the upper school grades.

- Greek and Latin root words are taught in the upper elementary grades. Latin studies are an integral part of the upper school curriculum.

-Mathematical and scientific knowledge are pursued for their own sake, not merely for their practical applications. 

-Literature and History instructions are rooted in primary sources and in great books.

-Instruction in the Fine Arts includes theory, history, and performance.

-Students are trained in study skills, planning, and organization, close reading of text, and note taking.

-Importance is placed on bodily fitness and physical education in concert with fit minds.

-Co-curricular and extra-curricular academic and athletic activities are offered and encouraged to promote a well-ordered and well-rounded experience for students. 

Core Curriculum

Core Knowledge

“English From the Roots Up”

Explicit Phonics

Living/Rich Literature & Poetry 

Recitations 

Handwriting/Cursive

History & Timelines

Geography

Grammar

Art & Music

Math in Focus

Science

Latin (MS)

Campus Talking Points: Add any talking points provided by campus below

●        Talking Point 1; Founders/Classical Curriculum

●        Talking Point 2; Expectations

●        Talking Point 3; Information about school start times/Attendance Policy

CAMPUS FAQ's

What school year was this campus first active?

2018-2019

When is the 1st day of school?

Monday, August 12, 2024

When is the last day of School?  Thursday, May 22, 2025

Are your students housed in separate buildings? If so, please explain.

No

How many sections do you have per grade level?

Kinder, 1st, 2nd  & 4th: 2 sections

3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th: 1 section

What is the student/teacher ratio per grade level?

Do you offer bilingual classes? If so, what grades?

No

What are your office hours during the school year?

What are the office hours during the summer?

7:30 am- 3:30 PM M-F

8:00 am-4:00PM Closed Fridays

Does your school offer a lunch program?

Do you serve breakfast?

No lunch program

Yes breakfast

What are the class times for students?

Are these times different for Prek?

All students 8:00 am-3:20 PM Daily M-F

No PreK

Do you offer an after-school program?

Who is the contact person for the after-school program?

Yes

Treden Detrick

Where can uniforms be purchased?

What extracurricular activities are offered at your campus?

None

Do you offer AP courses? If so, what grades and courses?

n/a

Do you offer Dual Credit courses? If so, what grades and courses?

What college are these associated with?

n/a

Where can parents purchase school supplies?

Any locat department store

How can parents take a tour of your campus?

Setting appointment with director