CLASSICAL EDUCATION

Classical Christian education is built on the foundation of the Trivium—a three-part process that mirrors the natural stages of childhood development and equips students to learn, think, and communicate effectively.

• Grammar Stage (Grades K–6) – The foundation of knowledge, where students absorb facts, memorize key information, and develop a love for learning through stories, songs, and repetition.

• Logic Stage (Grades 7–8) – Focused on critical thinking, students learn to reason, analyze, and form arguments as they begin to explore connections between ideas.

• Rhetoric Stage (Grades 9–12) – Students master the art of persuasion, articulate their ideas clearly, and defend their beliefs with grace and confidence.

Classical education is more than academics—it’s a pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty. Through a rich curriculum rooted in Scripture, history, literature, mathematics, and the arts, students are trained to seek wisdom, cultivate virtue, and glorify God in all they do.

• Time-Tested Results – Classical education has shaped many of history’s greatest thinkers, leaders, and theologians.

• Gospel Centered Worldview – Every subject points students to God’s truth and prepares them to stand firm in their faith.

• Character Formation – Students are guided to grow in humility, courage, and discernment, preparing them to lead with integrity.

The Good Soil Report, conducted by the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS), highlights the transformative impact of classical Christian education. This comprehensive study shows that graduates of schools like Faith Academy are more likely to develop a lifelong faith, engage in their communities, and lead lives marked by purpose and fulfillment.

These findings affirm our mission to equip students with a gospel-centered worldview, intellectual depth, and Christ-like character. The report demonstrates that classical Christian education doesn’t just prepare students for college and careers—it prepares them for a life of faithfulness and influence in a rapidly changing world.

Good Soil Report