Since 2014, we have offered classical Christian courses that families may select à la carte for students in grades K through 12. Our classes are small and led by teachers who know your child by name. We offer courses in Languages, Writing, Science, History, Literature, Math… and a host of electives!
We’re not here to replace you. We’re here to empower you.
Scholé Academy is not a library of pre-recorded videos. Our classes meet on a scheduled rhythm, with a teacher who knows your child, who reads their writing, and who calls on them by name during class conversation. Cameras are on. The studies are rich. The discussion is the point.
Here, students love learning.
Browse our catalog by subject, grade, or Christian tradition. Every course tells you what’s studied and what you’ll read, when class meets, and who the instructor is.
Enroll online in minutes. Add courses to your cart, with no minimum or maximum, and an optional payment plan. After checkout, we’ll get your student warmly welcomed into our learning platform.
Watch your child flourish week after week, learning alongside friends and known by a real teacher who delights in the work.
Our instructors and tutors are passionate experts in their fields — classically minded educators who teach with wonder, rest, and faithfulness, and who delight in shepherding students through the great tradition.
Instructor
Chris Hall has a BA in Philosophy from Gettysburg College and an MAT in Elementary Education from Towson University. He has been a…
Chair of the Math Department
Dr. Fransell Riley, Chair of Math Department spent most of her career working as a quantitative analyst. She earned her PhD in mathematics…
Chair of Languages
Edward Kotynski, Chair of Latin Department, grew up as a missionary kid in Indonesia, where his parents were Bible translators. He…
Upper School Dean
Ash White holds a BA in English and Theatre from Mary Baldwin University, and has taught literature, writing, and logic at the middle and…
“My daughter has taken five years of courses with Scholé Academy, and I have watched her grow from a hesitant reader into a young woman who quotes Boethius at the dinner table. The teachers know her. The community is real. We are not going anywhere.”
Scholé is a Greek word for restful, contemplative learning — undistracted time set apart for the most worthwhile things, pursued in friendship, conversation, and delight, without frenzied anxiety.
Yes. Every class meets live on a scheduled rhythm with a real teacher and a small group of classmates, cameras on.
Alongside our ecumenical Great Hall, students may study within one of three Houses — St. Raphael (Orthodox), Aquinas (Catholic), or Canterbury (Anglican) — for instruction according to a particular Christian tradition.
Absolutely. Our courses are offered à la carte, so you can enroll in a single class or build a full schedule around your homeschool.
Yes. Our Center for Learning Differences provides intake evaluations, accommodation plans, and specially trained instructors.
Enrollment for the upcoming academic year is open now. Browse the catalog and register whenever you are ready.
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