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When you are transitioning from a traditional school to an online school, you will find that a different approach to learning is necessary. Most students have always desired a bit of independence. Online learning lends itself to that independence! You now have the opportunity to be in control of when and where you want to do your work; however, you will find it also requires you to be on your toes a bit more because you DO have that flexibility. Taking responsibility is key to not getting behind in your work! The following tips will help to guarantee that you are successful in your virtual learning environment. Work Environment: Students are encouraged …

“Imagine being told of a path, although very bumpy, leads to a beautiful place. You decide to take this path because of the ending you wish to see. As you’re walking the path you come across many bumps, hills, and not so walkable places. You keep going though, because of your eagerness to reach the end. There are highs and lows, but you trust the path will bring you where you need to go. And you have this trust in the path because of the faith you have in the one who told you of the ending. Peace and faith be with you on your journey.” (Emerald Oakes-Day) From the first elementary …

Not only does Calvary Prep offer an academically challenging online curriculum, but CPA students enjoy a well-rounded, vibrant school culture where they are encouraged and motivated to interact with each other and be an active part of their online community. So many friendships have been forged between the students at CPA – some just down the road, and some from across the world! We are excited to show you a bit of what CPA students are up to: DAILY DISCUSSION FORUM Each school day, students are required to come together on the forum to discuss the day’s scripture reading and devotion provided by Mrs. White. Posting to the forum not only allows …

These days are strange. In some ways, things seem normal. School for Calvary Prep is moving right along as usual – Daily Discussions, weekly deadlines, meetings with teachers are all the same. But life outside of that routine is now very different – people wearing masks everywhere you go (if you go out at all), not able to see friends and family in person, loved ones losing jobs, or even their lives to this dreaded virus. It all feels so surreal and out of control.       As Christians, when life feels out of control, we turn to God and and take Him at His word:Do not be anxious about anything, but in …