Our distinctives

The four pillars of KCA

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KCA is intentionally located in the heart of Kenosha to serve students from the surrounding neighborhoods who might not otherwise have access to a private Christian education. We're committed to cultivating a life-giving education where children learn their purpose in God's world and experience the good life founded in Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that this gospel-rooted school will revive families for generations to come and contribute to the renewal of Kenosha and beyond. 

 

 

CHRISTIAN​

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KCA is thoroughly shaped by the Christian faith. First, the gospel is the foundation of our culture. It shapes who we are, informs our values, guides our liturgies, and influences the way we care for and relate to our staff, students, and parents. Second, our entire curriculum is informed by and saturated with the Christian story. We want our students to develop a deep understanding of science, math, literature, and every other academic discipline in light of the Christian faith. Third, we teach the Bible as a distinct subject, immersing students in Christian doctrine and the story of God's redemptive work in the world through Jesus Christ.

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CLASSICAL

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KCA offers an education that is rooted in the good, the true, and the beautiful. Classical education recognizes that the end of education is not merely the transfer of information but the cultivation of godliness and virtue. We provide an education that is centered on God, shaped by love, anchored in history, and rich in story, helping children come fully alive in their physical, creative, spiritual, and relational capacities.

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DIVERSE

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KCA deliberately cultivates socioeconomic and racial diversity. While most schools in the United States are segregated along economic and racial lines, KCA brings people of different economic and ethnic backgrounds to show the power of Jesus and the beauty of His kingdom.

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MISSIONAL

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KCA seeks to partner with churched and unchurched families struggling with material poverty, offering them a life-giving education for their children and inviting them into the goodness of Christian community.