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Where does Classical Consortium Academy meet?
CCA has two campuses.
CCA meets at Village Church of Barrington at 1600 East Main Street in Barrington, IL. on Mondays and Wednesdays.
CCAC meets at Cornerstone Church at 2 Shermer Road in Glenview, IL on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
School days begin at 8:00 am and end at 4:00 pm.
Mondays/Tuesdays are required for all students. Wednesdays/Thursdays are required for all Rhetoric Level students and optional study and enrichment days for Primary - Logic Level students. All of our classes run during the traditional school year - August - May.
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What grades does CCA serve?
We offer classes for kindergarten -12th-grade students. Our program is divided into four sections: Primary (K-2nd), Grammar (3rd-6th), Logic (7th-8th), and Rhetoric (9th-12th).
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Can we pick and choose courses?
Our program is a full-day commitment. Each year follows a specific scope and sequence. When students enter the Rhetoric Level they are able to choose one of four tracks (Traditional 4yr, Accelerated 3yr, Honors 4yr, Certificate of Merit) that best meets their needs. Please see our Academics section for more details on our course of study.
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How long do students spend on homework each day?
It depends on each individual child and the family's schedule at home. On average, the amount of hours a traditional student spends in school is how much time your student will spend doing his/her CCA work.
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What makes Classical Consortium Academy different from other programs?
We have thoughtfully developed our course of study to lay a foundation in classical education that builds upon itself as students move through our program in each stage of the trivium. Unlike co-ops that simply provide a variety of classes to pick and choose from based on interest, we have created an integrated set of courses and areas of study from kindergarten through 12th grade to equip our students for success. Like traditional schools, CCA takes care of all of the planning, teaching, and grading for you. Like high schools, 3rd - 12th-grade students move from class to class, being engaged by teachers who have a passion for and experience in their subject matter. Students benefit from being taught by gifted and caring teachers and spending time learning with peers while also enjoying the flexibility and special family time that is enjoyed by homeschooling families.
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How can I learn more about CCA?
If you are interested in learning more about CCA, please complete this interest form and sign up for one of our informational meetings in Glenview. Please note that space is limited at our Barrington campus. We will keep you informed about space availability as soon as we have more details.
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Are you affiliated with Classical Conversations®?
Classical Consortium Academy is not affiliated with Classical Conversations®. We are an independent classical Christian hybrid school. We offer a unique approach to classical Christian schooling through our classes and comprehensive curriculum support.
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Do I need to volunteer or teach at Classical Consortium if my child is enrolled?
Classical Consortium Academy does NOT require parents to volunteer or teach at our program. CCA is a comprehensive hybrid school whose staff are funded by tuition. Many parents drop their children off in the morning and pick them up at the end of the day. Other parents stay on campus to work as support staff or teachers. For those interested, parent volunteer opportunities are available.
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How much does CCA cost to attend?
Please see our Tuition and Fees section for specifics. CCA tuition is very reasonable. Tuition is roughly equal to a trip to your local coffee shop each school day. Tuition does not include books, uniforms, or supplies.
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Are you accredited?
We are a member of the Association for Classical Christian Schools (ACCS, http://www.accsedu.org). In addition, our Rhetoric Level program is NCAA-approved. We also serve as a model school for others across the country.
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What does life beyond CCA look like for students?
We are delighted to report that CCA students go where they want to go. Most score in the 90% percentile on ACT, SAT, and CLT tests, earn scholarships, attend colleges of their choice, and enjoy careers in a variety of fields. More importantly, they continue to be faithful followers of Jesus Christ, become wonderful husbands and wives, dads and moms, and serve Him.
Colleges and Universities Attended by CCA Graduates:
Anderson University | Biola | Calvin | Carthage | Cedarville University | Covenant College | Georgetown | Grand Canyon University | Grove City | Harper (Honors) | Hillsdale | Hope | Indiana Wesleyan | Judson College | Liberty University | Moody College | New Saint Andrews | Northern Illinois | Northwestern | Notre Dame | Olivet Nazarene University | Patrick Henry | Purdue | Savannah School of Art and Design | Taylor University | Trinity International University | University of Illinois | Westmont College | Wheaton College | William and Mary
Fields of Study of CCA Graduates:
Accounting | Animation | Business | Classics | Computer Science | Education | English | Film | Graphic Design | History | Medicine | Ministry | Philosophy | Psychology | Social Work | Spanish | Speech Pathology | Writing
