
GRACE
ASSEMBLY CHURCH

5th through 12th Grade
Preparing Students for Faith, Learning, and Life
At Grace Academy, our 5th through 12th Grade program is designed to help students grow academically, spiritually, and personally as they prepare for the opportunities and responsibilities of adulthood.
We utilize the A.C.E. curriculum, an individualized, mastery based approach to education that allows students to progress through their studies at a pace appropriate for their individual needs. Students are encouraged to take responsibility for their learning while receiving guidance and support from their teachers.
Our goal is not only to prepare students academically, but also to help them develop strong biblical character, critical thinking skills, personal responsibility, and a desire to serve Jesus Christ.
Biblical Integration
Faith is an important part of the educational experience at Grace Academy. Biblical principles are incorporated throughout the curriculum, giving students opportunities to study Scripture, memorize God's Word, and apply biblical wisdom to everyday life.
Students are encouraged to understand that their faith should influence not only what they believe, but also how they learn, make decisions, treat others, and serve their community.
Godly Character Development
We believe that education should develop more than knowledge. It should also help shape character.
Students are encouraged to develop Christlike qualities such as honesty, responsibility, kindness, patience, self discipline, perseverance, and respect. Through intentional character development and daily opportunities to make responsible choices, students are challenged to grow into young men and women of strong character.
Mastery Based Learning
A.C.E. uses a mastery based approach that allows students to develop a solid understanding of concepts before moving forward.
Students have opportunities to review, practice, and demonstrate their understanding of new material. This approach helps build confidence while creating a strong academic foundation for more advanced studies.
Individualized Learning
As students move into their middle and high school years, we want them to become increasingly responsible for their own education.
The A.C.E. program encourages students to develop organization, time management, goal setting, accountability, and independent study habits. These skills help prepare students not only for graduation, but also for college, career, ministry, and everyday life.
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Students are encouraged to think carefully, ask questions, evaluate information, and apply what they have learned.
Through their academic studies and individualized learning experience, students develop critical thinking and problem solving skills that can serve them well both inside and outside the classroom.
