Kindergarten–Grade 8

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Academics

Curiosity has a place. So does purpose.

Strong academic foundations and a Biblical worldview belong together. At Village, learning engages the mind, gives room for discovery, and connects knowledge to everyday life.

Two students build a spaghetti tower at their classroom desks
Questions become ideas. Ideas become understanding.

The whole child

Faith. Understanding. Character.

Adventist education attends to a child’s spiritual, academic, physical, and social growth. Bible, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, fine arts, technology, and physical education contribute to that whole-child purpose.

  1. 01

    A foundation to build on

    In kindergarten through grade 5, children develop core learning habits and foundational skills, with room to explore, create, and work together.

    Explore kindergarten–grade 5
  2. 02

    A wider perspective

    Grades 6–8 connect academic study with increasing independence, practical experiences, outdoor learning, and service.

    Explore grades 6–8
  3. 03

    Learning put into practice

    Outdoor education and mini courses make space for observing, making, testing ideas, and discovering useful skills.

    Learning beyond school walls

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Meet the people. Step inside a classroom. Picture your child growing here.

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