How is K-12 education different at your school?

Like many other schools offering K-12 education, we have a smaller student body and smaller class sizes, which help students receive the individual attention they need from teachers. However, our K-12 education differs from other schools in that we emphasize learning through a Christian worldview. By emphasizing the importance of the Bible and God from kindergarten all through a student’s final year in our program, we help shape students as people.

What is your program like?

We follow a classical model of education, which includes the Trivium. This is a curriculum that involves the study of grammar, logic, and rhetoric. Through our classical program, students enjoy the most advanced K-12 education in the area and often surpass their public-school peers in their reading and writing skills.

What is your goal for students who go through K-12 education at your school?

Ultimately, our goal is for every student to experience spiritual and academic growth through our school and learn to discern between truth and falsehoods. A K-12 education at our school should prepare them to think critically and hold on to their faith in adulthood.

K-12 Education, Woodbridge, NC – Renaissance Classical Christian Academy

We offer a safe environment for K-12 education.

The fluid society we live in today presents challenges those parents just two generations ago did not face. Not the least of which is where to send their children to school. In the past, K-12 schools were directed by school boards that came from neighbors who sent their children to school. The K-12 schools had the same students from the day they entered school until they graduated high school. Most schools had a curriculum that taught in a certain sequence based upon their demographics and the needs of the community. It was generally successful because it was directly answerable to parents, and teachers were confident of what was taught the previous year. Requiring a student to repeat a grade was very common and parents recognized the value of being prepared for the next grade. Those days are gone.

Today, both public and private K-12 schools face serious challenges. It is not uncommon for a child to have spent four years in school and attended five or six different schools. Because of the lack of continuity in their K-12 education, a student who makes multiple changes in schools will probably have serious holes in their education. The public K-12 schools tried to fix this through “Common Core,” but the design and implementation was so poor it has done more harm than good.

Renaissance Classical Christian Academy cannot totally fix this problem, but it can offer some relief. First, the academics are equivalent to the best K-12 schools in the nation. With only one exception, no student has left and been behind (that includes at least two nationally ranked schools charging $16,000/year). Second, if your move brings you close to another ACCS school, your child will find a curriculum that they are familiar and comfortable with. Finally, if the Lord allows you to stay in Woodbridge, North Carolina, this K-12 school will provide you a scholar who you will be more than pleased with. For more information about our K-12 education options, please contact us today.

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