NAA Distinctives

• Ages eight – graduation
• Confessionally-reformed
• Faculty-governed academics
• Small class sizes
• Latin grammar, formal logic and classical rhetoric
• Students placed by skill
• Optional part-time enrollment to complement homeschooling
  

The Student's Experience

• A faculty who values human relationships, together with rigorous learning
• Academic pursuits directed by the classical tradition
• Concentration given to language and mathematics instruction with applied study in the humane letters, sciences, music and theology
• Studies conducted deeply rather than broadly
• A careful, reflective mindset cultivated by the faculty in an unhurried, relational atmosphere
• Each subject used to train the mind and taught in such a way as to have a lasting impact on the student
• Relationships and community actively promoted through student advisory sessions, an open-door policy, family-style lunches, all-school singing and recitation, regular field trips, family nights and the Annual New Albion Boot Camp