What we're built on
Six commitments that shape every school day
Everything at KCA flows out of these six convictions.
Christ-Centred
Christ is the centre and starting point of all learning and wisdom. Through prayer and petition, students are taught to view all of life under the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
Classical
We follow the timeless classical model — moving students through the trivium's grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages, matched to how children naturally grow.
Church Led
As a ministry of Crossroads Bible Church, the academy's doctrine and convictions are guarded by the church's elders, so students are disciplined and discipled according to God's word.
Character Building
Education is not merely accumulating knowledge, but growing in wisdom and virtue — learning to apply knowledge with moral excellence through faith and repentance.
Culture of Excellence
We are committed to academic and spiritual excellence. Our comprehensive curriculum encourages imagination and develops body, mind, and soul.
Community of Families
Parents have the primary role in a child's education and discipleship. We are a community of families who are involved and invested in the academy's life.
Our mission & vision
Training future dragon slayers
The kind of men and women who will lead and not follow, fear God and not men.
Our mission
To partner with parents in accomplishing their God-given task of raising their children in the paideia of the Lord by providing an affordable, Christ-centred, classical, Christian education.
Our vision
We seek to graduate students who can read well, think well, and speak well by cultivating within them wisdom, virtue, and excellence — the kind of men and women who will lead and not follow, fear God and not men, and slay dragons.
A time-tested model
The classical difference
We are dedicated to cultivating hearts and minds through the timeless principles of classical Christian education. Rooted in the truth of God’s Word, our rich curriculum nurtures wisdom, virtue, and a lifelong love of learning.
Students move through the grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages of the trivium, an approach that matches teaching to each season of childhood and has served Christian education for centuries.
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Life at KCA
A joyful place to learn
Four days a week, students gather to sing, recite, read, reason, and play together.
From our families
What parents say
Families choose KCA for many reasons — here's what a few of them tell us.
Our three kids started part-time while we homeschooled, and they loved it so much that they're coming full-time this year. The teachers, the friendships, the joy of it all. KCA won our whole family over.
My son and daughter both attend KCA, and I couldn't imagine them anywhere else. They're known, they're loved, and their confidence is improving as they are encouraged by their wonderful teachers to be the best students they can be.
I really appreciate the part-time option that KCA offers. My kids learned a lot, and it's good to know they're being taught by solid people. It's a great supplement to our homeschool curriculum.
A day at KCA
A rhythm families can build a week around
Four days on campus and Fridays at home, with room in the week for both school and family.
Full-Time · Gr. 1–10
Four days on campus; Fridays belong to families.
JK / SK
A gentler three-day rhythm for our youngest students.
Part-Time
Christian Studies, Science, Music & Phys. Ed. for homeschoolers.
Questions about the school day? See the FAQs
Classical education, made affordable
A four-day week, a partner church, and generous donors keep tuition well below comparable private schools. Financial aid is available, and homeschooling families can join part-time.