Partnering with families by offering the best of both homeschooling and classroom education
Our Mission
To provide an academically rich classical education (K-12) in Roanoke, Virginia educating the mind through a Christian worldview and engaging the heart to serve others.
Our Foundation
We believe the family is the most vital component of a child’s education and development. Therefore, Cornerstone Classical Academy fosters a partnership between families and teachers, working together to provide an intentional and enriching educational experience. Through our hybrid model, students receive thoughtful instruction on campus and lesson plans for continued learning at home, allowing families to remain actively involved in their children’s education while benefiting from the guidance and support of CCA’s teachers.
We seek to offer students a feast of academic disciplines that sparks curiosity, nurtures the soul, and develops their ability to think critically about the world around them. Recognizing that children are whole persons, created in the image of God, we value the development of mind, body, and character. Our desire is for students to grow in understanding, develop a thoughtful and discerning perspective, and leave CCA with a love of learning and a desire to use their God given gifts in service to others and to the glory of God.
Our Approach
Learning grounded in a Biblical worldview
Cultivating habits of responsibility, diligence, and integrity
Building a collaborative community of teachers and students
Engaging in rich literature and a broad range of academic disciplines
Creating engaging learning experiences that connect ideas across subjects
Encouraging thoughtful questions, meaningful discussion, and critical thinking
Valuing physical activity, creative play, and the development of the whole child
Developing responsible learners who take ownership of their work, manage their time wisely, follow through on commitments, and grow in their love of learning
“The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts.”
C.S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man
