As they grow from childhood into adolescence, we want to ensure that our students understand the gospel and begin viewing the world through a biblical lens. At the middle school stage of life, we begin teaching students how to engage with culture while living life for the glory of God. In the 6th-8th grades, families may choose for OPA students to begin attending in-person classes on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, with at-home school days on Wednesdays and Fridays.  These active courses engage students and teach them how to think critically and in light of the gospel.

Schedule

Our middle school (grades 6-8) meets 8:15am– 3:00pm on Tuesday and Thursday each week for active classes that engage students and teach them how to think critically and in light of the gospel. Students work on teacher-prescribed lessons at home on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with an option for students to even attend Monitored Mondays classes on campus with a teacher. We find this model to be an effective way of teaching core subject lessons and delegating leadership and parental responsibilities to you.

Jr. High Example Course Schedule

At OPA, we have been called to walk alongside families in this journey of education and discipleship. A collaborative, blended schedule allows families and professional educators to work together to give each child the most effective education possible.