Beyond Academy respects students’ diverse learning-styles and strengths. Our Academic Support Program, overseen by a credentialed academic support professional holding a Masters Degree in Special Education, provides assessment, accommodations, and learning support to students at all grade levels who need individualized help to reach their academic potential.
Students are referred for academic support through the admission process, by parent request, or by teacher recommendation. When a teacher refers a student, we notify parents to obtain their consent before taking any other steps. Our Academic Support Coordinator then reviews the student’s records and works with the student and parents to identify accurately the student’s need and the best ways to help the student engage fully in our academic program. The Academic Support Coordinator maintains on-going communication with the student, parents, and teachers to ensure the program meets student needs.
We are always happy to address parents’ questions about their student’s educational progress. If you believe your student needs additional academic support, please let us know.
Beyond Academy teaches an engaging liberal arts curriculum that integrates the faith with all other areas of academic learning. By providing challenging college preparatory courses that develop ethically based critical-thinking skills, BCA prepares students for ongoing intellectual and spiritual growth as global citizens, who will make a difference in a complex and changing world.
BA values foundational learning, classic literature, technical competency in language arts and mathematics, global studies and excellent communication skills and extends our training beyond the classroom develop these skills throughout the curriculum. Students learn effective expression of ideas by developing strong, clear writing, speaking, rhetoric, and logic skills that thoroughly prepare them for college, careers, and service in today’s world
BA’s highly experienced faculty use an interdisciplinary approach to instruction, teaching students the interconnectedness of knowledge across subject areas. By keeping class sizes small, students benefit from teachers who know them well and encourage them as individuals to cultivate their God-given gifts, talents, and interests.
