Personal Academic Plan

We begin with the boy — not a course catalog.

Each student has a Personal Academic Plan. Families and coaches look at current level, prior experience, strengths, gaps, how he learns, what interests him, and where he is headed. Then we build the work around those answers.

Parents remain meaningful participants in curriculum decisions. A boy may use online curricula, textbooks, teacher-directed courses, independent studies, project-based work, specialized programs, or a combination. Different students sitting in the same classroom may be completing different courses. That is intentional.

The PAP can evolve. A student who demonstrates mastery may accelerate. A student who hits a gap may slow down and close it. The objective is progress and mastery — not keeping every boy on the same page on the same day.

We generally do not ask a family to abandon a curriculum that is already working simply to adopt a schoolwide textbook. If we do not already know your curriculum, we will learn it with you.

MathematicsLanguage artsReadingWritingScienceHistoryCivicsSocial studiesForeign languageElectivesIndependent research
Independent reading during academic time

Beyond assigned coursework

Past and rotating enrichment opportunities have included:

Robotics and engineeringDigital media and filmmakingCodingCulinary skillsChessDebate and public speakingFinancial literacyPersonal fitness and nutritionLeadershipCommunity servicePractical tradesOutdoor educationCreative projects

Not every offering occurs every semester. When possible, boys learn from people who actually do the work.

Library of curricula

Recommendations only. Parents remain the authority.

The Classical Core Curriculum

A complete classical Christian curriculum emphasizing the liberal arts of language and mathematics and the cultural heritage of the Christian West. Early focus on reading, writing, arithmetic, and Latin; study of Athens, Rome, and Biblical and Church history as a foundation for European and American history.

Miacademy

An engaging online program for K–8 that can serve as a primary homeschool curriculum or a supplement. Highly customizable, with real-world learning and a supervised space for students to share work.

Time4Learning

Online PreK–12 coverage of language arts, math, science, and social studies. Student-paced activities with planning and reporting tools for families who want control of when, where, and how a child learns.

The Good and the Beautiful

A family-centered approach emphasizing faith, character, nature, and wholesome literature. Open-and-go lessons; history, science, and electives integrated so the day is not a stack of disconnected courses. Strong phonics foundation.

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