Grammar, logic, and rhetoric for every grade
From Pre-K3 through 9th grade, our classical curriculum forms thinkers, not just test-takers. Follow the path your child will travel, one stage at a time.
- PreK3-9th Grades we teach
- 15:1 Students to a teacher
- 23 Faculty & staff
We teach students how to think, not what to think.
Classical education is not a subject. It is a way of learning that has formed thoughtful men and women for centuries. It follows the trivium: three stages that match the way children actually grow, so every year builds on the one before it.
From Pre-K3 through 9th grade, we move with your child through knowledge, then understanding, and toward wisdom.
Find where your child begins.
Pick a grade to see the stage your child is in, what those years hold, and the subjects they study.
Scripture is woven into every subject, not taught beside it.
In mathematics and music, history and science, students meet the same Author. A Biblical worldview is the lens, not a separate lesson.
One education. Three ways to attend.
Every student receives the same classical, Christ-centered curriculum. What changes is how many days a week you are on campus, and how much enrichment fills the week out. Here is what each way offers, and who it is for.
Classical Core
The academic heart of a VCA education. Three focused days of classical instruction that build critical thinking on the great books and ideas, across math, science, language arts, history, and the arts, all rooted in a Biblical worldview.
Families who want the full classical foundation on a part-week rhythm, with the other days at home.
Enrichment Days
Two days that round out the week: art, music, foreign language, and physical education, plus guided study time and personalized support from our teachers. Built to complement Classical Core.
VCA families adding days, and homeschool families who want classical enrichment without enrolling full time.
Open to homeschoolers. See how →Classical Core + Enrichment Days
The complete week. Classical Core and Enrichment together: five days of academics, arts, language, PE, and guided study, with the most individualized support we offer.
Families seeking a full-time alternative to public education, who want VCA to be their child's whole school experience.
Before/After School Care
A supervised space for students who arrive early or stay late. Open to Pre-K4 and up, staffed by VCA team members.
Homeschooling? Join us Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The Enrichment Days above are also our open door for homeschool families. Enroll separately, two days a week, for guided study time and classes in art, music, foreign language, and more. A student does not need to be full-time at VCA to join.
Homeschool students in grades 4 through 8 can also join the Vintage Warriors across every ACAA sport except archery. Participation is $250 per sport, with an academic eligibility form due every three weeks through the season.
See Homeschool Athletics detailsTeachers who know your child by name.
We keep classes small on purpose, so every child is known, challenged, and cared for.
Robert Bacon
Robert "Coach" Bacon has served in education for over 15 years, with a passion for Christian, classical, and conservative learning. A Killeen native, he holds an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M, a master's in Curriculum and Advanced Instruction from Angelo State University, and principal certification from Lamar University.
“Vintage Christian Academy is a special place where parents can feel safe knowing that their child is receiving a Christ centered education that puts an emphasis on classical learning and family centered values.”
Elizabeth Harris
Elizabeth Harris has been part of Vintage Christian Academy since its founding and has helped shape what it is today. She holds a Nutrition & Foods degree from Southwest Texas State University and a Master's in Elementary Education from Texas State University, with 14 years of teaching experience from Kindergarten through high school.
“We strive daily to put our focus on the Lord and to serve His Kingdom by serving our students and training them up in the way that they should go (Prov. 22:6).”
Morgan Elpin
Morgan Elpin has been part of Vintage Christian Academy since its beginning and now leads School Operations and Family Outreach. With ministry experience since 2010 in youth and children's ministry and teaching, including time at an orphanage in Africa, she is passionate about building a Christ-centered school culture where families feel connected and supported.
“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men (Colossians 3:23).”
Kayte Hurst
Kayte Hurst is in her third year at Vintage Christian Academy, serving as Registrar and Enrichment Coordinator. She holds a B.A. in Business Management from Indiana University and brings previous experience in higher education administration, along with eight years as a homeschool mom. With a heart for Christ-centered education, she is passionate about supporting families and students through every step of their enrollment and enrichment experience.
“"But in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15)."”
Educating students in Biblical truth and virtue to lead in everyday life.
