Education

At Honey Tree Academy, we are committed to providing the highest quality preschool, prekindergarten, and kindergarten education possible in the Wichita and Maize area!  We focus on growing the whole child: cognitively, physically, socially, and emotionally. We are committed to ongoing professional development, ensuring that we are educated facilitators and child advocates capable of integrating learning experiences into the curriculum that are appropriate to the diverse developmental levels of the children.  Honey Tree Academy is a small, private academy. This affords us the ability to offer personal, high quality services. We foster individual relationships so that our students feel loved and secure in an environment that promotes structured choices, responsibility and respect. All children have unique abilities and interests. Our program encourages your child’s growth and development utilizing differentiated instruction to meet your child’s individual needs. This helps build a strong foundation, providing your child with the opportunity to get the most out of their early childhood experiences.

Christ the Savior Academy is a Christian, classical school that teaches students how to learn to ensure that they love to learn for the rest of their lives. Our 6:1 student/teacher ratio ensures students get the individual attention they need.

Trinity Academy is a distinctly Christian, college prep school with 325 high school students and the recent addition of a new K-8. Though the school has outstanding fine arts, athletics and academics, the school’s vision has always been far greater: to equip young leaders to impact the world for Christ.

Since 1963, Wichita Collegiate School has been the leading college preparatory school in Wichita, serving students from age 2 through Grade 12. WCS is an exciting place where children thrive and grow, becoming tomorrow’s leaders through a diverse and caring community with passionate teachers and an inspiring curriculum.

Our mission at Saint Boniface Academy is to partner
with families to disciple in biblical truth, to instruct
through liberal arts, and to train for courageous living.
3-day school week with a Monday home day and optional
Friday Co-op for enrichment classes, allowing parents
to be actively involved in their child’s education.
K-12th education that does not relegate a child of a certain
age to a specific grade but rather assesses students to place
them in their appropriate learning level for each course.
Small class-sizes that challenge strong students and support
struggling learners with a nurturing, dedicated faculty.

Andover eCademy students get “All the Best Parts of School.”  Andover eCademy is a K-12 virtual school that enables students to take ownership of their learning.  Students may work quickly through the areas they understand, take their time in areas that need extra attention, and put an emphasis on subjects that interest them most.  Some of the state’s top teachers work with eCademy families through our blended learning environment, combining the benefits of the virtual and traditional classrooms.  Blended learning enhances online learning with opportunities for labs, clubs, field trips, and other face-to-face cooperative learning.  eCademy also eliminates many situations that might interfere with your child’s education.  This combination of benefits has proven to create an environment that leads to a natural love for learning.

Thank you for your interest in Central Christian Academy (CCA) for your child’s education. As a ministry of Central Christian Church for more than 35 years, our mission is to partner with the local church and Christian families who desire both quality academics and a Christ-centered, biblically-based education for their children.

By the time a child graduates from high school, they will have spent more than 14,000 hours in a school setting being instructed and mentored by their teachers. Therefore, the choice you make regarding which school your children attends is one of critical importance, both from an academic point of view and, more importantly, in terms of spiritual development. As Jesus said, “… everyone who is fully trained will be like his/her teacher.” (Luke 6:40). The faculty and staff at CCA are carefully selected for their academic excellence and their Christ-like example.

We are a school that combines highly–respected Montessori teaching methods with other proven education practices to develop 21st-century skills, the core elements of knowledge, and the richest learning experience possible for children ages 3 to 11.

Christian private school focused on Challenging Academic Rigor and Christian Curriculum in the Classroom. Educating for Time and Eternity from ages 1+ in Childcare through K to 12th grade in the Academy.

Wichita Public Schools is the state’s largest school district, serving approximately 50,000 students. Their mission is to prepare all students to achieve college, career and life readiness through an innovative and rigorous educational experience. Their magnet, virtual, alternative and neighborhood schools offer families many opportunities to find the best fit.

Concordia Academy is a classical Lutheran high school serving the Wichita area. We seek to form students in faith, hope, and love, by heeding wisdom and practicing virtue, restoring souls in the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty, according to the Word of God and the Lutheran Confessions. Concordia believes that the primary end of education is the formation of the mind and heart, with all other benefits proceeding from this formation, and guides students in learning how to learn and how to think. Academic subjects will be presented in an integrated fashion, including fine arts and physical education for all. Concordia operates on the cohort model, which shepherds high schoolers through their education based not on age-delineated grades, but rather the individualized mastery of each educational area.

Khan Lab School (KLS) Wichita, a non-profit school inspired by Khan Academy founder Sal Khan, implements innovative, student-centered education. Born out of Khan Lab School’s success in Silicon Valley, KLS Wichita expands outside the region, offering mixed-grade cohorts (4th-9th) at the Wichita Learning Lab. The school plans to extend to senior year as students progress through high school. KLS Wichita sees greater potential in students than society acknowledges. Embracing mastery learning, students collaborate, contribute meaningfully, and prioritize understanding over competition. They cultivate diverse interests and skills, showcasing achievements innovatively and shaping their own futures.
To hear more about our school and learning philosophy, feel free to reach
out to our school director, Kyle Ellison.

Holy Cross School has a warm and loving Christian environment. We are the only school in Kansas with three accreditations (State of Kansas, AdvancEd, and National Lutheran School Accreditation).  Holy Cross students are well-known for their high academic achievement and benefit from cutting-edge technology, a Christ-centered rigorous curriculum, small class sizes, comprehensive core class offerings, Spanish, P.E., religion, weekly chapel services, vocal music, band, art, library, electives for middle school, mission service opportunities,  parent involvement, and experienced teachers.

We aim to graduate young men and women who think clearly and listen carefully with discernment and understanding; who reason persuasively and articulate precisely; who are capable of evaluating their entire range of experience in the light of the Scriptures; and who do so with eagerness in joyful submission to God… We desire that they have a heart for the lost and the courage to seek to dissuade those who are stumbling towards destruction; and that they distinguish real religion from religion in form only; and that they possess the former, knowing and loving the Lord Jesus Christ. All these we desire them to possess with humility and gratitude to God.

Kumon is a structured, supplemental math and reading program which guides students from counting to calculus in the Math program and from learning letter sounds to reading high school-level literary text in the Reading program. Through individualized instruction, carefully planned by the instructor, students progress step-by-logical step through the program to build a solid grasp of math and reading while also building critical thinking skills and the mindset to learn new materials independently. Students complete daily assignments that take about 30-minutes per subject in two sessions per week at the Center and the other five days at home. Each worksheet teaches a lesson that’s one small step more advanced than the lesson before so students progress smoothly and gain confidence with each new success.