2-Day University School

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“Education is to train the heart to love that which deserves loving.”

- John Hodges on the quadrivium

Logic (Jr High) and Rhetoric (High School) courses are delivered in a University-style format. Classroom teachers deliver all of the content. Parents support students in completing homework. 

2 classes: Math and Writing are offered through Summit Homeschool Academy, which is a separate and distinct school. It's a publicly funded tuition-free homeschool program.( If you are enrolled in Summit Homeschool Academy, you automatically qualify for the SHA discount.)

+3 classes: We offer Science , History + choose 1 elective (Music & Art or Aplogetics). At Summit Christian Academy, the content is classically-driven and taught from a Christian worldview. Our educators are experts in their field who live out their faith both in and out of the classroom. 

+ Basecamp: Basecamp is a Christ-centered community-night, led by Pastor Dave Runyan. We will have guest speakers to inspire us on how to live out our lives with evidence of our core virtues: Wisdom, courage and compassion.

*Worship band is an after-school activity that meets weekly and offered for an additional fee. Must audition. Sign-ups for worship band auditions are sent out after the first day of school.

                                                        Commonly Asked Questions

Where is the campus? We are moving! all of our Castle Rock programs are moving to New Hope Church in the Meadows for the 26-27 school year. 

When do we meet?

6-12th grade Classes meet M/W 8:30-3:35

(6th graders chose choose to attend either in the grammar school or in the upper school, K-6th grade classes meet T/TH 8:30-3:00)

Will there be uniforms? No, but there is a dress code. You must dress modestly and appropriately

Are classes combined grades? Yes, students are taught by subject experts. Students are grouped in a cohort based on their math placement. In Logic, students may be in a cohort with 6th, 7th and 8th graders. In Rhetoric, students may be grouped in a class with 9th-12th graders. 

Is there an admissions process? Yes, the first step is to consider your desire to support learning at home with a structure that supports completing homework,  nurturing a culture of honor and respect in the classroom, and cultivating home discipleship by giving your child a Christ-Centered worldview. If those are commitments that excite you, please complete an application.