Academics

The academic pillar of Glenda Joyce School is built upon a biblical perspective, through which students learn to view the world and their role in it. We strive for the creation of a student who understands that they should be stewards of the tremendous gifts and talents that God has blessed them with and become great servants.  To do this, we teach Jesus Christ, the greatest servant who ever lived. A model of excellence, shaping our students to be world changers. Our teachers and teaching assistants will assist each student with their personal development in Biblical studies, allowing each child to understand each subject through a biblical lens and worldview. We set high academic standards and use a variety or resources. 

CURRICULUM

We used the Abeka curriculum at Glenda Joyce School. Here's more information about the curriculum and it's purpose and goals: Abeka's proven approach to teaching helps teachers teach and students learn. 

It begins with our traditional philosophy of education. This teacher-directed framework empowers teachers to focus students’ attention on the material they need to learn—in a context and sequence that will help them learn it best.

As students begin to grasp what’s being taught, newly acquired concepts and skills are fortified time and again using a method often referred to as spiral learning.

Finally, students’ growing mastery of subject matter is strengthened because of the comprehensive design of our curriculum. Material taught in one subject is reinforced in other subjects. At every step of the way, students learn, apply, and master new concepts and skills.

Since education shouldn’t end with a diploma, Abeka gives students a strong foundation for a lifetime of learning. We make it easy so you can make it amazing.

Objectives & Outcomes

What will students learn with Abeka? What kind of people will they become? Leading your children or your students down the path toward academic excellence and Christian character isn’t easy, but it will always be worth it. We're here to help.

Our aim is for each student—either at home or in a Christian school classroom—to grow intellectually, morally, and spiritually.