Our Curriculum

At Ebenezer Christian Academy, students benefit from small class size settings that support personalized instruction and academic success. Our students consistently perform well on standardized tests and college entrance exams, reflecting both the strength of our program and their preparation for higher education. Our curriculum emphasizes Common Core standards to ensure college readiness and future achievement.

Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) Program

We utilize the Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) curriculum, implemented in a unique, individualized manner. After diagnostic testing and placement at the appropriate performance level, each student is assigned to a Learning Center and given a study carrel—referred to as a student “office.” These offices are strategically designed to minimize distractions and foster responsibility for learning.

Student Offices Designed for Focus and Values

Each student office provides adequate space (minimum 24” x 30” work surface, see Furniture Drawings here ), strong lighting (75–100 candle power over the work area), and an atmosphere that promotes both concentration and inspiration. Offices are decorated with items that guide students’ minds—consciously and subconsciously—toward Biblical values, making them an essential part of the A.C.E. experience.

Dynamic Learning Resources

The A.C.E. program engages students through a blend of printed materials, audio-video equipment, and computer-based tools, allowing them to absorb and apply knowledge in diverse ways. Teachers move from student to student within the Learning Center, offering supervision, individualized tutoring, and encouragement as needed.

Faithful Teaching and Proven Outcomes

At Ebenezer Christian Academy, teachers see each child as a sacred trust and are committed to guiding them with love, prayer, and professional excellence. This model of individualized learning, combined with biblical principles, consistently produces academic achievement, personal responsibility, and spiritual growth—the peaceable fruits of righteousness that prepare students for life and service.