Designed for infants 6 weeks–12 months, our Christ‑centered program has small class sizes, indoor playrooms, and outdoor facilities to nurture every stage of your baby’s growth. With personalized schedules, real‑time parent updates, and intentional language and social activities, we create a safe, loving environment where your little one can thrive.

Designed for 12–24 month‑olds, our Christ‑centered toddler program blends small classes, an inviting indoor playroom, and outdoor playground adventures. With real‑time parent updates, a structured daily routine, focused social‑emotional learning, and gentle support for budding independence, your little one will flourish in body, mind, and spirit.

Our Two’s program invites 24–36 month‑olds into a Christ‑centered community with small classes, music and chapel, and a rich blend of circle time, arts & crafts, outdoor exploration, and storytime. We partner with you every step of the way to nurture your child’s physical, emotional, and spiritual growth.

Our Three’s program welcomes 36–48 month‑olds into a Christ‑centered community with weekly music and chapel, thematic hands‑on studies, and play‑based learning. In small classes, toddlers build social‑emotional skills, master self‑help tasks, and explore big ideas through sensory activities, laying the groundwork for confident, curious learners.

Our VPK program for 4–5 year‑olds blends Christ‑centered teaching with high‑quality interactions, weekly music and chapel, and thematic, hands‑on lessons. We foster language and literacy growth, holistic development, and a biblical worldview, setting the stage for academic success and spiritual flourishing.

Grammar School ignites a love of learning through song, story, and play, where children delight in the patterns of language and number, form virtuous habits in community, and discover truth, beauty, and wisdom in every lesson.

The Logic School trains students to think clearly and argue persuasively through concise formal‑logic lessons and Socratic dialogue, transforming curiosity into discernment and preparing them to express truth with beauty and conviction.

The aim of our music program is to foster a love, understanding, and appreciation of music as a means of shaping the character, intellect, and spirit of our students and not just training to become musicians.Through artist studies, students become familiar with the works of great composers and others artists in order to train their ear for attention before exposing them to instruments for creativity and performance. 

The aim of our art program is to awaken and cultivate an appreciation for beauty through the study of God’s creation and through the study of great artists. We desire our students not to just master artistic techniques as they paint, draw, sculpt, and design but become the kind of person who can see, feel, and love what is beautiful and true. Students participate in two art festivals a year.

The aim of our Spanish class is to allow our students to explore the richness of the Spanish language and culture.  Students will develop skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The study of languages is a key component in the Classical tradition and a way for our students to better understand others and reflect Christ’s love across cultures.

The aim of our Music Conservatory is to help students discover the beauty of music as a gift from God. We train our students in voice, instruments, and music theory instruction in order to glorify God through their talents. Students participate in two recitals a year.