Our Program
Integrated Learning
Integrated Learning
Integrated Learning
We live in an age of specialization, but God is writing a masterful story that is all connected. He is the ultimate author and to see his story unfolding, we integrate Bible, History, and Literature so students naturally see the connections unfolding. This is integral to our approach to education.
Learning Levels
Integrated Learning
Integrated Learning
We view students as individual image bearers of the living God with varied gifts and talents. Rather than automatically assigning a child of a certain age to a predetermined grade, we first assess students in math, reading, and writing, and then place them in a learning level that is appropriate for them. And since all of the learning le
We view students as individual image bearers of the living God with varied gifts and talents. Rather than automatically assigning a child of a certain age to a predetermined grade, we first assess students in math, reading, and writing, and then place them in a learning level that is appropriate for them. And since all of the learning levels study the same era of time simultaneously, students are learning material at their own pace. This allows us to accommodate advanced students, average students, and struggling students without compromising the content they study.
4 Core Days
Integrated Learning
4 Core Days
Knox Classical Academy offers a 4 day school week, offering classes typically Monday- Thursday from 8am - 3pm. On weeks with a Monday holiday, Friday classes may be substituted.
With our compact and integrated curriculum, we can provide a robust education in a shorter time span than standard schools. This then allows students the freedom
Knox Classical Academy offers a 4 day school week, offering classes typically Monday- Thursday from 8am - 3pm. On weeks with a Monday holiday, Friday classes may be substituted.
With our compact and integrated curriculum, we can provide a robust education in a shorter time span than standard schools. This then allows students the freedom of an extra day away from school, connecting with family, pursuing enrichment activities, or investing in school projects (students will have assigned work to complete at home each Friday). A shorter school week also has an economic advantage for families.