ACADEMICS

Integrating Faith and Learning

At Victory Christian Academy, our K-12 academic program is built on a foundation of Christian values and academic excellence. Our teachers serve as Christian role models, guiding students to grow in knowledge, faith, and character as they prepare for lifelong success.

Field Trips

Field trips are offered regularly as opportunities to enhance the educational experience, as well as to apply classroom teaching to life situations.

Community Outreaches

Outreaches such as honoring the military, community cleanup, and Fall neighborhood raking are designed to give students the chance to act consistently with their values while they serve and bless our community.

Chapel

At weekly chapel services, students gather together to worship God and receive edification through scripture and music.

After-School Care

We provide a safe environment where children can complete homework, participate in activities, and socialize until a parent or guardian arrives.

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Kindergarten

The Kindergarten program at Victory Christian Academy uses a combination of traditional phonics and hands-on experiences for a balanced academic approach. The children work on their numbers, letters, social skills, scripture memory, and also have a weekly cooking time. The A Beka curriculum is used to lay a solid phonetic foundation which enables our children to read by the end of the year. Basic math principals of adding, subtracting, and story problems are also learned in preparation for first grade.

Elementary

Continuing to build upon the strong foundation of the early childhood grades, the elementary curriculum challenges and trains students in several areas. It fosters creative, critical, and analytical thinking; promotes problem-solving; increases advanced listening skills; encourages students to read and concentrate for longer periods of time; advances written and oral communication skills; continues to develop life skills; and expands academic independence as students complete each grade level. Underlying all this is a Bible curriculum that is application-based to assist students in developing a biblical worldview and a heart for God with an emphasis on Scripture memorization.

A priority is placed on respect, obedience, personal responsibility, diligence, excellent quality of work, and self-control. Victory Christian Academy seeks to train students in the elementary grades to be prepared for the secondary level of their education and eventually to become functioning and productive citizens who are a benefit to the community and live godly lives.

Middle (7-8) and Secondary (9-12)

Grades 7-12 continue their education in traditional classroom settings with core subjects and electives taught by hands-on dedicated teachers. We believe that traditional classrooms enhance teacher-student interaction and improve student and parent satisfaction with greater levels of academic accountability. Students continue to benefit from access to our abundant computer labs to enhance their level of study. For certain circumstances, online classes will still be available to help students finish or catch up on subjects that might not be available as traditional classes.

Critical thinking, personal responsibility and citizenship are further developed at the middle school and secondary levels as students take a more active role in evaluating their task demands, class progress, and community responsibilities. They learn to become self-directed in their approach to problem solving and time management—an important precursor to success as students enter into adulthood.

Homeschool Partnership

Victory Christian Academy is dedicated to supporting our local homeschooling community by offering flexible educational options tailored to your family’s needs. Whether you’re interested in half-day attendance for elementary students or à la carte core and elective classes for grades 7–12, we provide a variety of pathways to help you create the ideal learning plan for your student.

For elementary students, we offer half-day options five days a week. The morning session runs from 8:00am through lunch and includes Monday morning chapel and typically two core classes. Families may choose to have their child stay for recess and lunch or pick them up earlier. The afternoon session begins with lunch and continues until 2:10pm. Class schedules and subject times are determined by the classroom teacher, so we encourage you to contact us to discuss which option works best for your family.

Students in grades 7–12 can take advantage of our à la carte program, selecting as many or as few core and elective classes as fit their educational goals. Core classes, such as English, Math, Science, History, Bible, and Economics, generally meet five days a week for 50 minutes, though some are offered on alternate schedules or years. Elective courses vary each year and may include options in the arts, languages, technology, career readiness, and more.

We invite you to reach out for more information about class schedules, availability, and how VCA can support your homeschooling journey.