Elementary Classes

Monday – Friday

Our elementary classes are ideal for families who want their child in small classes to ensure the best learning experience, encourage continuous growth, and challenge them to reach their full potential. We offer learning skills that foster a team or family feel by caring for one another as they learn new skills.

Our Abeka Book curriculum continues to build on their reading foundation and advances children to higher reading levels. They will explore math concepts that help them apply what they learn and keep growing.  With consistent teaching methods, multiple learning styles, and cross-subject integration, we can give your students a strong foundation of knowledge and learning habits from a Christian perspective. 

With the Abeka curriculum, your students will encounter fun characters like Alexander Alligator and Tim the Traveler. They’ll explore subjects in full color and discover information with professional illustrations, vibrant pictures, and professionally crafted charts, maps, and timelines. They’ll see the big picture—the story of history, the beauty of language, the wonder of God’s creation… and that’s just the beginning.

Abeka’s spiral approach involves building from the simple to the complex, with frequent review and application. This method prevents learning gaps from the first day of school to the last.
Since repetition is the key to learning, concepts are truly learned—and remembered.
Concepts aren’t presented just once or in one way; they’re given multiple opportunities to succeed.

Learning preferences (auditory, visual, and kinesthetic, or otherwise understood as hearing, seeing, and doing) are integrated into the classroom. By using all three, we meet your child’s learning style and help them become adaptable, resilient learners.

Cross-subject integration - pulling concepts from one subject into several others helps reinforce understanding and tie learning together.                                             

Learning comes to life more with cross-subject integration (like when students learn about Abraham Lincoln in history, read about him in language arts, do a project with pennies, and write a story using what they know). Students feel a sense of familiarity and accomplishment when they see something they’ve already learned (like spelling words) “pop up” in another subject (like science or literature). They’re set up to succeed. Cross-subject integration engages curiosity and emphasizes the big picture.

Your students will have made tremendous leaps in learning! In the Spring, we administer the Stanford National standardized test, which ranks our students with students nationwide.

*Our enrollment space is limited due to our very low ratio of students/teachers and our small class size.

Tuition Rate for Kindergarten:

Annual (paid by 9/1) $3,775 or nine payments of $430 (September-May)

Kindergarten hours: 9:00-2:45

A one-time curriculum fee of $345, due on August 1st, covers all books, readers, writing tablets, and spring testing supplies. This fee is due on or before 8/1.  Students enrolled and curriculum fees paid after 8/1 are subject to additional fees to cover additional shipping.     

Tuition Rate for First-Fourth Grade:

Annual (paid by 9/1) $4,375 or nine payments of $495 (September-May)

Elementary 1st-4th hours: 8:45-3:15

A one-time curriculum fee of $480, due on August 1st, covers all books, readers, writing tablets, and spring testing supplies. This fee is due on or before 8/1.  Students enrolled and curriculum fees paid after 8/1 are subject to additional fees to cover the extra shipping required.

  •  Agape Life Christian Academy is a Non-Chartered Non-Public School that provides the academic structure of a physical school with the flexibility of parent involvement in their child’s learning.

  • EdChoice Information & Explanation

    • Ohio recently passed legislation expanding the EdChoice program. However, before the vote, the bill was amended to exclude traditional homeschooled students. Agape Life Christian Academy is an NCNP; because the State of Ohio does not classify it as a chartered school, it is not eligible for EdChoice.

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