We plan to grow by one grade-level per year through 8th grade
Now accepting applications for 2024-25
in Kindergarten through 2nd Grade
Our PILLARS
We care deeply for our students and will equip them with the resources that they need to thrive, both inside and outside of the classroom. Our school has four guiding principles that shape the culture and practices of our community.
Christ-Centered
A Christian education gives children the opportunity to learn about Jesus and find out how deeply loved they really are. Biblical wisdom is also a source of hope for students as they navigate the world around them. Introducing these little ones to Jesus and showing them the love of Christ is, by far, the best gift that we can give.
Parental Support
Family is at the center of God’s will for society. We will support parents in helping their children to grow in love and faith. We will also help parents to understand the unique, Biblical role that God intends for them to play in the lives of their children, so that the entire family can thrive.
Student Focused
Children are a gift from God, and they thrive in environments that recognize just how precious they are. At each grade-level, we will consider the developmental, academic, spiritual, and social needs of our students, so that we can give them the tools, resources, and love that they need to reach their full potential and prosper, in every area, both inside and outside of school.
Academic Excellence
God has created us with a desire for truth and knowledge. We are committed to giving students the best education possible: one that sets them up for life-long success and a deep love of learning. We teach our students how to think critically about the world around them, because this will equip them for a lifetime of discovery and enable them to reach their God-given potential.
A Typical day at LOCCA
Students receive their Bible and academic instruction in the morning, using traditional curriculum.
They then do center-based and hands-on learning in the afternoon.
We also give our students plenty of time for free play: they get a morning recess with snack time, and they have an hour for lunch and afternoon recess.
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We understand the importance of reading, writing, and mathematics, and we also understand that students benefit greatly from interactive, hands-on learning. Students receive academic instruction in the morning, and they do hands-on and project-based learning in the afternoons. We utilize a traditional curriculum because we know that it works, but we also offer students the ability to move around, worship God, do art projects, build things, get curious, explore literature during library time, and engage in music and P.E. activities. Your student will come home feeling brilliant, accomplished, curious, and full of stories. We promise they will want to come back to school the next day and do it all over again.