Classical Christian is our calling. Homeschool collaborative is our preference.
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Christian
All truth is God’s truth.
OAC students are taught how to define and defend their faith in a loving way. Christ is the cornerstone. Find out more about Christian Formation >> 
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Classical
Cares deeply for the education of the whole child. Students are learning how to learn, how to think, and how to speak. Wisdom and virtue are the highest goals.
Find out more about Classical Education >> 
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Collaborative
Hybrid model classes led by instructors two days per week with parents as co-teachers on remaining days. This model allows families to be the God-ordained primary influence.
Find out more about Collaborative Model >> 
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Parent Review - Seventh Grade (Logic Level)
"I cannot say enough nice things about Ordo Amoris Classical! After years of struggling...we found Ordo Amoris and our daughter is finally excited about learning.The staff really goes the extra mile to work with you and your child’s individual needs so that they get the best learning experience possible."
"I cannot say enough nice things about Ordo Amoris Classical! After years of struggling...we found Ordo Amoris and our daughter is finally excited about learning.The staff really goes the extra mile to work with you and your child’s individual needs so that they get the best learning experience possible."
Parent Review - Eleventh Grade (Rhetoric Level)
"Ordo Amoris is a real blessing for our family. The teachers are great! My son is learning how to be a leader! They teach critical thinking skills and prepare kids for their future! This is a very solid Christian school holding firm to true Christian values."
"Ordo Amoris is a real blessing for our family. The teachers are great! My son is learning how to be a leader! They teach critical thinking skills and prepare kids for their future! This is a very solid Christian school holding firm to true Christian values."
Education Memberships:
“The most important fact about the subject of education is that there is no such thing. Education is not a subject, and it does not deal in subjects. It is instead the transfer of a way of life.” -G.K. Chesterton
