Goal

To support parents and churches in the education of students through instruction grounded in a biblical worldview across all subject areas.

Mission

With academic excellence, the Academy partners with Christian parents in their roles of educating and discipling their children. We stand on the authority of God’s Word in all areas and train students to think biblically and critically in all subjects.

Vision

We want to stir a passion for the importance of Christian education as we grow leaders in this next generation that will impact both the culture and the church and leave a lasting legacy for the Lord. We seek to set the standard that other Christian schools can model after for a strong academic biblical worldview education.

Core Values

Academic Excellence: We continually strive for academic excellence as Christ calls us to give our best for His glory (Colossians 3:23). Students are trained to think biblically and critically at an age-appropriate level that challenges each one to reach their full God-given potential, preparing them for whatever the Lord calls them to beyond high school. We expect students to approach learning with a positive attitude and a commitment to diligent effort.

Engagement: We believe learning should be joyful and engaging. At Answers Academy, we love for students to be actively involved in the learning process—thinking, participating, and applying truth to life. While this looks different at each grade level, true engagement means lessons are clear, understandable, age-appropriate, and connected to real-world application. Teachers cultivate classrooms that spark curiosity, encourage participation, and make learning both meaningful and fun. We also believe parents play a vital role by remaining engaged in their children’s education—partnering with teachers, supporting learning at home, and celebrating what God is teaching through every subject.

Biblical Worldview: The 66 books of the Bible are our final authority in every area, including education. God’s Word forms the foundation of our entire program—beginning in Genesis 1–11, where the truths of creation, sin, redemption, and God’s design are established. Every subject is taught through the lens of Scripture as our starting point, shaping how students think, reason, and live. This biblical worldview is the foundation for everything we teach and do at Answers Academy. (Hebrews 6:13)

Apologetics: We equip students to stand firmly on God’s Word to defend their faith with confidence to be ready to engage the world for Christ. In an increasingly secular culture that attacks biblical truth, we teach both creation and general apologetics so students can give answers, discern truth from error, refute false teachings, and stand against the wiles of Satan. (2 Corinthians 10:4–5)

Discipleship: Our discipleship program is designed to partner with godly parents and students within a safe and guarded environment where students can be trained to a depth rarely seen in today’s culture. We recognize that children are not yet experts in discernment, apologetics, or evangelism; they need deliberate biblical and academic training to build a strong biblical worldview. Our staff teach, model, and encourage obedience to God’s Word so that students grow in Christlikeness in every area of life. (Proverbs 1; Ephesians 6:10–18; Matthew 28:19-20; Hebrews 5:12-14)

Mentorship: Through intentional relationships, our teachers invest personally in the lives of students—offering guidance, encouragement, accountability, and wisdom. Mentorship at Answers Academy fosters growth in character, leadership, academics, relationships, and life decisions, all within a biblical framework that points students toward Christlike maturity. (Luke 2:52)

Parent Partnership: The responsibility of educating children belongs to parents (Deuteronomy 6:6–7). At Answers Academy, we partner with like-minded families who understand that the school’s role is not to raise their children, but to come alongside them—providing support and expertise in Christian education. We value clear, open communication and strive to be an instrument that assists parents in offering a Christ-honoring education that is biblically, academically, morally, spiritually, and relationally sound.