Teaching Truth, Beauty, & Goodness
We are committed to your child’s unique, individual journey, which begins and ends with a hope in Christ.
Welcome
The mission of Geneva Academy is to assist Christian families train up well-educated, godly children. As a classical Christian school, we do this by integrating faith and reason, by cultivating virtuous character, and by developing all of a child’s faculties. We have a clear vision of what we would like our graduates not just to know, but to be.
K3, K-4, & Grades K-6
The grammar phase provides the building blocks for the logic and rhetoric phases. Children are eager to memorize and we challenge them with facts that span all subjects from Bible to history to science.
Grades 7-8
During the middle school years, children begin to think independently and ask “Why?” Classical Christian education teaches children in this phase logical thinking and the art of reason and debate.
Grades 9-12
Once students has obtained knowledge (grammar) and the skills necessary to arrange those facts into arguments (logic), they will develop the skill of communicating effectively to others (rhetoric).
K3, K4, & Grades K-6
The grammar phase provides the building blocks for the logic and rhetoric phases. Children are eager to memorize and we challenge them with facts that span all subjects from Bible to history to science.
Grades 7-8
During the middle school years, children begin to think independently and ask “Why?” Classical Christian education teaches children in this phase logical thinking and the art of reason and debate.
Grades 9-12
Once students has obtained knowledge (grammar) and the skills necessary to arrange those facts into arguments (logic), they will develop the skill of communicating effectively to others (rhetoric).
What's the difference?
Modern education seeks to train for a job or a career. Classical Christian education prepares students to be excellent learners, rigorous thinkers, and effective doers.
Geneva families aspire...
...to have a Christ-centered home.
...to have well behaved children.
...to make Church and church life a priority.
...to shepherd children carefully.
...to train children diligently.
...to love learning.
...to think biblically about education.
...to build Geneva Academy and it’s community.
...to guard against evil.
...to honor their commitments.