Our Vision
By partnering with parents, we seek to provide students with an academically-excellent education that combines the beauty of homeschooling with the structure and order of a traditional Christian classroom. Our desire is that the biblical worldview that permeates our courses, along with our training in character and virtue through classical education, will reinforce the discipleship already occurring in the home and local churches of our families.

Being in the classroom with teachers 2-3 days a week relieves some of the stress on parents to formulate and execute an academic plan, both for the year and week to week, allowing them freedom to enjoy their educational time at home with their children. We also hope to connect families to one another, forming a community of like-minded parents and students dedicated to a classical, Christian education that honors and glorifies God.
Our Goals
- Center everything we do, particularly our instruction, around a solid, biblical worldview.
- Provide our families with a dynamic, academically excellent education.
- Inspire our students to detect and love the good, the true, and the beautiful through the reading of great books and by training them in character and virtue.
- Prepare students to launch into the world, knowing HOW to think and hopefully seeking to live for the glory of God.
Give our parents time at home with their children to love, nurture, and disciple them.
A Distinct Approach to Education

Charis Classical Academy seeks to partner with families through a hybrid, collaborative model in order to impart a biblical worldview to the next generation of students. We do this by building an edifying culture for both students and their families that promotes learning as a joyous life-long endeavor, values relationships through honor and respect, and views Jesus Christ as worthy of all glory and praise. By providing a comprehensive program with a cohesive curriculum from PreK-12th grade, we are building a community that will actively support families through many years of their children’s education.