Elementary

Elementary Education

Third - Sixth Grade

Elementary students attend classes where experienced classroom teachers provide purposeful teaching that promotes academic excellence, critical thinking, and a biblical worldview. Students are exposed to and encouraged to memorize a monthly scripture associated with a character trait. Scriptures are intentionally chosen to help students understand how they can become more Christ-like.


On average, students will spend approximately an hour in the satellite classroom, for every hour on campus in the central classroom. Parents must be willing to commit to this level of involvement.

Clubs and Leadership

Within the elementary program, there are a wide range of elective classes and student activities available to help grow leadership skills, build discipleship, and foster community. Students are encouraged to participate in afterschool clubs and competitions to help them learn resilience, risk-taking, and responsibility. Some examples include the Robotics Club, Chess Club, 4-H Club, and the Scripps Spelling Bee. 

Sixth graders  are allowed to join a beginning leadership organization called LIGHT (Leaders Inspiring Godly Habits Together), where they learn about servant leadership and participate in service projects throughout the year both at Logos Prep and in the local community. Each LIGHT meeting is started with a devotion where the students' faith is encouraged.  

Sixth Grade Blessing

Sixth grade students end their school year by participating in a Blessing Ceremony, based from the book, The Blessing, by John Trent and Gary Smalley.

At this ceremony, there are three types of blessings that are spoken over the students by their peers, the school, and their parents. This ceremony seeks to help students realize all their accomplishments during the elementary years and assists them in focusing on the academic journey upon which they are about to embark during the secondary years.