Welcome to Living Grace Academy

Discover Our Microschool Model

At Living Grace Academy, we embrace the microschool model—a small and nurturing educational environment designed to support the whole child. We serve a maximum of 30 students, allowing us to build meaningful relationships and tailor learning experiences to each child’s unique strengths, needs, and interests.

What Makes Living Grace Academy a Microschool:

Small Class Sizes
With limited enrollment, we create a close-knit community where every student is truly known and valued. This allows our educators to provide personalized attention and foster deep connections with students and families.

Customized Curriculum
Our learning approach is flexible and student-driven, designed to adapt to each learner’s pace, passions, and learning style. We focus not just on academic growth, but also on character development and purpose.

Flexible and Intentional Structure
Living Grace Academy is not bound by the rigidity of traditional systems. Our flexible schedule and learning environment allow for creativity, outdoor exploration, and hands-on experiences that bring learning to life.

Student-Centered Learning
We encourage students to be curious, courageous, and compassionate thinkers. Through inquiry-based and real-world learning, they grow in confidence and responsibility for their own education.

A Meaningful Alternative
Founded by a mother who believes that learning should be personal, purposeful, and grace-filled, Living Grace Academy offers a refreshing alternative to traditional schooling—one where children thrive not only academically, but also emotionally and spiritually.

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Unified Learning Environment

Faith & Learning as One

At Living Grace Academy, we embrace a multi-age approach to learning, where students of different ages learn together in the same group setting. This model fosters a sense of community, encourages collaboration, and allows students to learn from one another—both as mentors and learners. Older students develop leadership and empathy, while younger students benefit from peer modeling and support. In a multi-age environment, learning is more naturally paced and responsive to each child’s development, creating a rich and dynamic classroom experience where every student can thrive.

Discover Living Grace Academy

Academic Excellence

It is our hope at Living Grace that each child has a successful experience and truly enjoys learning and being a part of our school. We recognize and value each child as a special, unique child of God.

Our program focuses on the whole child. My Fathers World curriculum is a Hebraic classical education, with unit studies that have a biblical worldview and global focus. Our curriculum is designed to stimulate growth and development of social, motor, language, and cognitive skills while students learn the Bible and their curriculum is Christ centered.

We work on cooperation, independence and self-confidence. This happens throughout the day in the whole class, small group, and one-on-one interactions with other members of our school. Children gain self-esteem and emotional maturity as we teach them to use words to communicate needs and resolve conflicts. Children will be given opportunities to expand their vocabulary through reading, listening to Bible stories and participating in circle time and class activities.

Faith in Action

Everyday we have a focus on God. We have daily prayer time. Daily Scripture readings and morning devotional. Our goal at Living Grace is to offer a faith based learning to help students grow in their faith as well as their education.

Enriching Activities

We offer hands on projects for students to grow and develop. We have art, science experiments, PE, Music and other non core activities to build students education.

Our Vision and Goals

1. To provide a Christian Education based on the truth of the bible.

2. Recognize that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior

3. To foster enthusiasm for life-long learning.

4. Guide children in finding their talents and then going out into the world to use those talents to do good.

Growing in Faith and Skills

Feel good about themselves, be courageous.
Enjoy learning and interacting with others.
Be thoughtful for the needs and feelings of others.
Use respectful words to express positive and negative feelings.
Discover new wonders and to feel an appreciation of God’s world.
Understand the importance of doing God’s work and how to serve Him.