At King's Way Cooperative School, grades 1–6 balance academic rigor with a Christ-centered, family-focused approach. While students engage in challenging, grade-level curriculum designed to build strong foundations in reading, writing, math, science, and the humanities, our guiding principle is clear: parents are the primary educators and disciplers of their children. Our role as teachers is to partner with families, supporting and equipping them to shepherd their child’s learning, faith, and character development.

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Our hybrid homeschool model allows students to attend structured, in-person classes four mornings each week, where certified teachers provide focused instruction, hands-on projects, and collaborative learning experiences. At home, parents extend and reinforce lessons through enrichment activities, fostering both academic growth and spiritual formation.

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While we hold high academic expectations and intentionally prepare students for future learning, our environment remains child-honoring, nurturing, and relational. We seek to cultivate independent thinkers, faithful learners, and compassionate young people who thrive both in the classroom and at home. Every lesson, project, and discussion is designed to support not only intellectual growth but also character, faith, and a deep love for God, family, and community.

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At KWCS, academic excellence and family partnership go hand in hand—ensuring that children are challenged, loved, and prepared for a lifetime of learning and faithful living.