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Petra Academy is a Christian school. All of its board members, administrative staff and faculty ascribe to the historic creeds of the Christian faith.
Challenging classes in the Maths, Sciences, Humanities (including language arts, literature, history, and civics), and Arts form the basis of a Petra education.
Petra's classical pedagogy includes, as well, the teaching of Latin (grades 3-9), formal logic (grades 8-9), and rhetoric (grades 11-12).
Consistent with Petra's Christ-centered focus, Bible classes are taught at each level and constitute the integrating center of our curriculum.
Petra Academy is a Christian school. All of its board members,
administrative staff and faculty ascribe to the historic creeds of
the Christian faith. Challenging classes in the Maths, Sciences,
Humanities (including language arts, literature, history, and
civics), and Arts form the basis of a Petra education. Petra's
classical pedagogy includes, as well, the teaching of Latin (grades
3-9), formal logic (grades 8-9), and rhetoric (grades 11-12).
Consistent with Petra's Christ-centered focus, Bible classes are
taught at each level and constitute the integrating center of our
curriculum.
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