Oak Grove is an accredited member of the National Association of University-Model® Schools, which blends traditional schooling and homeschooling under a framework of a Christian, college-preparatory school. By partnering with parents as our co-teachers, we aim to kindle a lifetime passion for learning, prepare students for the rigors of college academia and beyond, and instill Christ’s values that will allow them to create a better future.

Each stage of learning requires a set number of days children attend classes at home, or their “satellite school.” In the Grammar stage, or elementary school, three days are led exclusively by the parents and assisted by lesson plans designed by our academic team.

In the Logic stage, or middle school, students are on campus Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with home lessons the other two days in the week.

During the Rhetoric stage, or high school, parents transition from co-teacher to guides, supporting their child’s learning while allowing them to mature and become independent in their own education. Students at this stage are on campus full time.

This method of teaching demands a lot of time and attention from parents, and often requires that families make certain sacrifices. But its benefits extend far beyond a richer, more well-rounded education. The University-Model provides students with individualized education founded on the personal values of their family. It also allows families the flexibility to give lessons around their own schedule, while enabling parents and children more time to spend together.