Who We Are
Welcome to Trace Academy where parents, teachers and students are
on a mission to explore God’s world and discover their place in it!
Trace Academy is a Christ-centered K-8 school in which each family serves in a specific role with the goal of teaching, shepherding and supporting our students. We believe that God created each child and the family unit and want to partner with families in the education of the next generation. Trace Academy enjoys a dynamic culture that includes small class sizes, academic rigor, a Biblical worldview, and a commitment to know and serve one another.
A Message from our Head of School
What it’s like at Trace Academy…
Parent Perspectives
Academic Excellence
“From tried and true Saxon math, Abeka phonics and readers, Institute for Excellence in Writing and grammar, Apologia science, and our beloved integral thematic units handwritten for our school by the Center for Redemptive Education, it is with confidence I believe that my children are being challenged with academic excellence at Trace Academy. A redemptive Biblical worldview is woven throughout by passionately invested teachers. I also love the way our early release and parent involvement with homework helps give me insight into how my children are mastering or struggling in certain subject areas, and I appreciate being able to come alongside these teachers to help my children thrive.” – H.R., Mom
“It is a given that our family is called to live out our faith in the public square. It is not a given that the school will be a place that nurtures that faith. I am so thankful as a parent to have other mature believers and their children invest so much in my family's health and maturity.” – M.H., Dad
"I'm so grateful for our school where our kids grow in mind and spirit through the nurturing environment created by amazing teachers and staff. From classroom learning to field trips, stage performances and beyond, our children thrive." L.I., Mom
Student Perspectives
“I like being a little buddy and playing games at Buddy time with my big buddy.” – 2nd grade girl
“We get out at 1pm!” – 4th grade boy
“We get to go with our friends and explore different things on field trips.” – 1st grade girl