A week in the life
Here's a typical Week

A Smooth Transition from Day to Day

Which day your student is at home or at Spirit Christian Academy (SCA) can vary based on your program,
but here is a sample week:
Home Day
Lesson plans are created by the classroom teacher and are available for parents and students via our online system on a weekly basis. Parents or students can either print the lesson plans or work off of the computer.
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SCA Day
Doors open at 8:00 AM, which tends to be a convenient time for working parents to drop students off. Classes start at 8:30 am. Pick-up is between 3:00-3:30.
Many of our families carpool.
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SCA Day
Students experience a full day of core classes, exciting electives, lunch, recess, friends & teachers!  Parents have time to refresh, prepare, and focus on other responsibilities.
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SCA Day
Depending on grade your child will go to school 2-3 days a week.
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Home Day
Lesson plans provide the essentials; parents can then choose to customize based on their families’ needs. Many parents add chores, play time, and customized subject matter to the daily checklists.
Students are grounded by social and academic opportunities, while parents remain the primary influence and discipler at home.

Parent Roles

ELEMENTARY TK-5

The co-teacher has a very active role beginning in TK and Kindergarten which lessens somewhat each year as they progress in elementary. Each student is different, therefore the time and role of the co-teacher varies.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

The co-teacher is a guide for dependent study. Middle school students want independence but should still be closely monitored by the co-teacher who provides extratutoring in weak areas and makes sure assignments are done correctly and are turned in on-time.

HIGH SCHOOL

At the high school level, the co-teacher is a guide for independent learning. During the high school years there is less focus on teaching and more emphasis on supporting the student to be an independent learner.