Cornerstone Academy challenges students to reach their intellectual, emotional and spiritual potential in small classes that include early immersion in a foreign language, a strong foundation in reading and grammar, community service programs, and many other hands-on educational and social activities.
Tuition costs vary according to grade. We offer classes for homeschooled students, call for quote.
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Admissions Director
Heather Carter
School Notes
How is Classical Christian Education different?
Time-tested methods that have been staples in Western culture
and the Church since the second century.
Students cultivate an interest in first principles and ultimate
purposes.
A tone of inspiration, fulfillment, joy, and respect are
visible throughout.
An emphasis on cultivating wisdom rather than just teaching
facts and skills.
Through intellectual and spiritual integration, students develop a
thoroughly Christian worldview. We take a more integrated
approach to literature, art, history, science, math, and theology
with the latent philosophies of each subject brought to the
forefront. Rather than confining Christianity to a Bible
class, we view all subjects through the lens of
Scripture.Cornerstone Academy's curriculum prepares
students for AP and honors classes when they reach upper grades.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Cornerstone Academy cost?
Cornerstone Academy's tuition is approximately $6,732 for private students.
When is the application deadline for Cornerstone Academy?
The application deadline for Cornerstone Academy is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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