Academics

Illuminare Academy offers instruction for:

  • Pre - Kindergarten through Grade 12

Students progress through a rich, coherent curriculum that grows in depth, rigor, and independence as they mature. From early literacy and number sense to high school literature, logic, theology, and science, every stage is designed to build strong minds and strong character.

Hybrid Model

We partner with families through a flexible on-campus schedule:

Families may choose:

  • 2 days on campus

  • 4 days on campus

Students can attend classes at Illuminare Academy on Monday and Tuesday and then complete guided learning at home on their off days. This model allows students to receive excellent instruction while preserving the formative role of the family.

We also offer the option of 4 days on campus for guided learning with our qualified instructors.

This approach offers:

  • Small class sizes and meaningful teacher interaction

  • Time for deep, focused academic work

  • A healthier pace of learning

  • Stronger family relationships

A Consistent, Christ-Centered Curriculum

Across every grade level, students encounter:

  • A classical scope and sequence

  • Charlotte Mason-inspired methods

  • A biblical worldview

  • Thoughtful, disciplined instruction

Our students are not rushed through the content; they are trained to understand, think, and love learning.

  • Elementary (PreKindergarten–6th grade)
    Young children are taught strong foundations in reading, writing, math, Scripture, and habits of attention, with a focus on wonder and joyful learning.  Illuminare Academy creates an atmosphere where children are excited to come to school and love to learn.

    In each grade, we offer:

    Bible

    History

    Science

    Art

    Music

    Math

    Language Arts - Reading, Writing, Grammar

  • Middle School (7th–8th grade)
    Young teens are guided in developing independence, critical thinking, and deeper engagement with history, literature, science, and logic. Students are encouraged to innovate and pursue entrepreneurial endeavors.

    In each grade, we offer:

    Bible

    Historyand Geography - We study history chronologically. We will begin with Creation to the Greeks, Rome to the Reformation, the Exploration period to 1850, ending in the Modern Times.

    Science - A lab-based General Science class that covers a wide range of topics that are of interest to modern scientists.

    Art

    Music

    Math

    Language Arts - Reading, Writing and Grammar

  • High School (9th–12th grade)
    High School students are challenged by rigorous coursework and critical thinking as they work through classical texts, analytical writing, theology, and seminar-style discussions.  A continued emphasis on entrepreneurship encourages students to develop productive, applicable skill sets to forge a successful path forward into college, vocation, and Christian adulthood.

    In each grade, we offer:

    Bible - by 12th grade each student will have read through the Old and New Testaments and have had discussions on every book of the Bible.

    History - We will study the Ancients, World History and US History.

    Science - We offer Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Advanced Biology.

    Math - Algebra, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre Calculus, Calculus and Consumer Mathematics.

    Art - This will coincide with the History and Literature of the time period we are studying.

    Music - This will coincide with the History and Literature of the time period we are studying.

    Languages - You pick what language you want to study and we will help you find a resource to learn it.

    Language Arts - Reading, Writing, Grammar

    We also partner with Unbound to equip students with opportunities to develop marketable skills, professional experience, and networks for their future careers.

    Check out their website: https://beunbound.us/equip/

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  • On-campus days are academically rich and highly focused. Students engage in:

    • Socratic discussion and seminar-style classes

    • Literature, history, and theology

    • Mathematics and science instruction

    • Writing, logic, and rhetoric

    • Art, music, and cultural studies

    Teachers guide students through great ideas, great books, and disciplined thinking, creating a classroom culture of curiosity, attentiveness, and respect.

  • On home days, students continue their studies through:

    • Reading assignments

    • Written narration and composition

    • Math and science practice

    • Scripture, literature, and projects

    Families receive clear weekly plans and support so that learning at home is structured, purposeful, and manageable.

    This rhythm allows students to work independently while still being closely guided by both teachers and parents.