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Academics at IDCA

Rooted in the Trivium and anchored in Scripture, our academic program equips students to communicate clearly, think critically, and live faithfully — from Kindergarten through twelfth grade.

OUR APPROACH

Education Shaped by the Trivium

IDCA embraces and applies the three stages of learning known as the Trivium when choosing curriculum. All texts and materials are viewed through the lens of Scripture, with the conviction that all knowledge is interpreted by and built upon the foundation of the truth of God's Word.
 

The classical methodology pays close attention to the stages of a child's brain development while requiring students to meet high expectations and standards. This approach nurtures intellectual growth within the parameters of a student's maturity level, building both character and confidence.

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Grammar School

Kindergarten-5th Grade

Students absorb the foundational facts and rules of every subject — the "grammar" of language, math, history, and science — through memory, song, and repetition, laying a rich foundation for future reasoning.

II

Logic School

6th-8th Grade

As students develop the capacity for abstract thought, they learn to analyze, question, and argue. They begin to see how facts connect and how to construct well-reasoned arguments from a biblical worldview.

III

Rhetoric School

9th-12th Grade

Students learn to express their knowledge and convictions with clarity, grace, and persuasion — in writing, in speech, and in life — becoming confident communicators ready to engage the world.

WHAT WE TEACH

Curriculum

Through classical, Christ-centered curriculum, graduates from IDCA are equipped mentally, spiritually, and academically to positively influence society from a strong biblical worldview.

  • Grammar and Writing

  • Mathematics

  • Science

  • History and Geography 

  • Spelling and Phonics

  • Handwriting and Cursive

  • Bible

  • Latin

  • Physical Education

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