Golden View Classical Academy

My daughter goes to this school. It offers a wide variety of classes, from botany to entrepreneurship. She studies Latin and is currently reading the Iliad. This is truly an amazing school!

Golden View Classical Academy is a wonderful school. The teachers and staff truly put the best interest of the kids first. Values are a part of the key curriculum, which is something missing from most schools. I would recommend this school to anyone.

We have been at GVCA since the inauguration and couldn’t be happier. The core values that our children are learning daily are why we strongly believe in this school. The principle, teachers, and school staff are top notch and care about the students. The curriculum makes my children excited to go to school every day. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for GVCA!

My son attends GVCA & my daughter will start in the fall. We have been very happy with the switch to this school. Our son went from studying basic curriculum & being disinterested at another school to thriving, enjoying history, learning to play the piano, learning Latin & truly being comfortable in his environment. Our family loves this school, what they stand for and education our kids are getting.

I have two children attending Golden View Classical Academy. The academic program is solid using a proven model of direct instruction. Kids are engaged in the classroom and the program is content rich, rather than the standards-based programs found in many schools today. As a parent, I also like the focus on virtue and developing good people, with the tools to flourish and develop into happy adults. The staff is high quality and I've been very pleased with the leadership and vision of the school.

In terms of the classical program, this is an American classical education. There is a strong emphasis on the history and principles that led to the founding of our country as a nation of self-governing people. These ideas culminate in the high school program where students learn Latin, a structured history and literature sequence that begins with the Ancients, or classics, covers Western Civilization, and spends a lot of time on American history, with a three semester course on the topic. The high school program also requires Moral Philosophy, American Government with thorough treatment of the Declaration, Constitution, and Federalist Papers, and a great economics course with a focus on the importance of free-enterprise.