Is CCA the right fit for your family?
We invite you to see what makes CCA different!
We invite you to see what makes CCA different!
4 years old by Sept. 1st
Kindergarten - 6th
7th - 12th Grades
Are you looking for a school that will partner with your family to classically educate and train your student to love God and serve Him in all they do?
You’ve come to the right place!
At Classical Christian Academy, we seek to nurture students who are committed disciples of Jesus Christ and are confident in God’s plan for their lives.
Anchored with a Biblical Worldview and a love of learning, CCA students learn to pursue truth, goodness, and beauty.
Discover the CCA difference for your family today!
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Amy Davis shares about the heart of Classical Christian Academy
The Classical approach uses the natural development of the child's mind to introduce information, teach them to think through and critically examine information, and express themselves and their own unique ideas.
We believe Christ should have His rightful place at the center of all we do. CCA families represent different denominations, but are like-minded in terms of our Christian beliefs and application of Biblical truth as it relates to marriage, family, child-rearing, and educational methods and goals.
Our blended classroom and home instruction model provides a unique partnership between parent, student, and teacher. All students are on campus M/W/F and learn at home on Tu/Th. Upper school students (7th-12th) may choose our Hybrid Program or select specific courses and services as part of our Flex Program.
CCA is a covenant school. This means that at least one parent from each family must be a professed believer in Jesus Christ, and each family must be actively involved in a local church. Each family also agrees and supports CCA's Statement of Faith. The decisions we make as a community are based on the spiritual and philosophical congruity represented in our faith, our families, and our educational choices.