Apprenticeship
Students learn practical, hands-on skills that are often overlooked in modern education—from using basic tools and making repairs to woodworking, construction, home economics, and more. These skills were once a regular part of American education, helping prepare young people to become capable, independent, and contributing members of society. (Help Make Kids Handy Again by clicking here.)
Economics
Thinking in systems, frameworks, mental models, and mind maps. Understanding incentives, trade-offs, human behavior, and how the world works. Our Academy Card notetaking teaches students to think in systems by breaking down big ideas from modern great books and influential historical documents into visual notes for worksheets and classroom discussions.
Logics
Thinking through formal and informal logic, argumentation, evidence, and fallacies. Learning to evaluate claims, recognize faulty reasoning, reach sound conclusions, and comprehend passages from our readings. With LSAT-logical reasoning worksheets and live debates, kids learn to argue well, listen carefully, and communicate with precision.
Mathematics
Thinking through concrete-visual-abstract maths. Learning mental strategies, number sense, mathematical modeling, and higher-order problem-solving and pattern recognition through Socratic discussion. And move up in grades in our online math programs, CTC Math or Math Academy.
Bible
Scripture becomes a guide for life. Using engaging videos and thoughtful classroom discussions, students journey through the Old and New Testaments, learning about Jesus and the Christian faith and life.
Apprenticeship
Students learn practical, hands-on skills that are often overlooked in modern education—from using basic tools and making repairs to woodworking, construction, home economics, and more. These skills were once a regular part of American education, helping prepare young people to become capable, independent, and contributing members of society. (Help Make Kids Handy Again by clicking here.)
Literacy Skills
Thinking through phonics, decoding, fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Learning to develop foundational skills necessary for reading a lot.
Language Skills
Thinking through sentence structure, critical thinking sheets, and oral communication. Learning handwriting, spelling, vocabulary, and sentence construction, and the ability to organize and express ideas clearly through speaking and writing.
Mathematics
Thinking through concrete-visual-abstract maths. Learning mental strategies, number sense, mathematical modeling, and higher-order problem-solving and pattern recognition through Socratic discussion. And move up in grades in our online math programs, CTC Math or Math Academy.
Bible
Scripture becomes a guide for life. Using engaging videos and thoughtful classroom discussions, students journey through the Old and New Testaments, learning about Jesus and the Christian faith and life.
Science & Labs
Explore how God's world works via scientific conversations, lab discoveries, and hands-on experiments.
Engineering & Robotics
Design, build, troubleshoot, and solve real-world problems through engineering projects, robotics, and hands-on challenges.
Computers & AI
Develop digital literacy, computer skills, and AI fluency, learning to use modern tech creatively, responsibly, and productively.
Editor & Storyteller
Become confident writers through storytelling, grammar, and editing.
Math & Games
Learn math facts and foundational math flexibility through engaging math games.
American & Western
Explore American history, Western civilization, and the ideas and institutions that shaped the modern West.
Proverbs
Study biblical wisdom through the Book of Proverbs, learning to develop insight, sound judgment, and wisdom for everyday life.