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Classical Education Homeschooling: Our Academic Program


At 3030 Homeschool Community, we believe parents are the primary educators of their children. 


Our Friday Community Days complement the learning that takes place at home throughout the week.


Through classical Christian education, we encourage students to pursue truth, develop wisdom, strengthen character, and grow in their understanding of God’s world.


Our academic program is organized by grade level, with age-appropriate instruction, enrichment, and opportunities for thoughtful discussion. Families are responsible for obtaining their own required curriculum.







GRAMMAR STAGE - Foundations of Grammar

Two kids holding a "Scouts 1st Day of School" sign.

Learning the language of knowledge through an academic program for children. In this classical Christian education framework, students build foundational understanding through stories, memorization, observation, language, and hands-on discovery, with active parent participation in homeschooling enriching their learning experience.

Four boys posing for 1st day of school photo.

Learning facts, language, memory, and foundational knowledge is essential in an academic program for children, especially within the framework of classical Christian education, where parent participation in homeschooling plays a vital role.

logic stage - Grammar to Logic Transition

Group of kids holding a sign for the first day of school.
Three kids smiling on their first day of school holding a Trailblazers sign.

In our academic program for children, students enhance their understanding of subjects, explore relationships between ideas, and begin developing thoughtful reasoning and discussion skills, all supported by strong parent participation in homeschooling.

Rhetoric Stage - Logic to Rhetoric Transition

Four kids standing outside, one holding a 1st day of school sign.
Two kids holding a Mountaineers 1st day of school sign.

In an academic program for children, students develop their ability to analyze ideas, construct arguments, and participate in Socratic discussions, all while engaging in classical Christian education that encourages them to express their understanding clearly and respectfully. Additionally, parent participation in homeschooling plays a crucial role in enhancing this learning experience.

Three teenagers on the first day of school holding a 'Navigators' sign.

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