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Learning with intention.

A Christ-centered K–12 education that recognizes the individual and helps students take their next step.

Kindergarten through 12th grade

One child.
A thoughtful approach.

Students bring different strengths, experiences, and learning needs to school. We use individualized instructional approaches, smaller learning environments, and ongoing conversations with families to shape their educational experience.

Our approach combines Christian curriculum with academic assessment and progress monitoring, so instruction can respond to where students are and what they need next.

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The foundations of learning

Faith, understanding, and discovery.

Christian curriculum

Ignitia is a Christian, technology-based curriculum that supports core academic learning within a biblical worldview. Faith, character, and purpose are part of the school day.

Individualized instruction

Renaissance Assessment and academic progress monitoring help inform instruction, identify areas for support, and recognize student growth.

Exploration & enrichment

Learning invites students to ask questions, practice skills, and connect ideas. Ask our team about current enrichment opportunities.

Learning is a guided process

Understand. Assess. Individualize. Grow.

Academic tools help us understand progress. Our facilitators provide guidance, explanation, accountability, and encouragement as students learn.

Elementary · K–5

Literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, and Bible/Christian formation help build strong foundations. Individualized instructional approaches and progress monitoring help our team identify strengths and next learning steps.

Middle school · 6–8

Middle school emphasizes growing independence, academic accountability, and character development. Individualized pacing, progress monitoring, and communication with families help students prepare for the transition to high school.

High school · 9–12

High school planning begins with a conversation about your student’s academic history and goals. Ask our team about available courses, credit planning, graduation expectations, transcript management, the diploma pathway, and college or career preparation. Confirm the requirements and options that apply to your student directly with the school.

Different learners. Brighter futures.

A school community for different kinds of learners.

EWCCA serves general-education students and students who may benefit from additional academic or behavioral support. Our experience includes students with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, developmental differences, intellectual disabilities, and other learning or behavioral challenges.

A diagnosis is not the definition of a child. We strive to understand the whole student—their strengths, needs, interests, and God-given potential.

Family conversations help us understand the support a student may need and whether our educational environment is a good fit. EWCCA’s support is educational; we do not present our school as a clinical or therapy provider.

Tell us about your learner

Beyond the classroom

More ways to learn and grow.

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Music & the arts

Ask our team about current music and arts opportunities, including lesson availability, instruments, and arrangements.

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Academic tutoring

Additional academic help can support students and families beyond regular classroom instruction. Ask about tutoring options for your child.

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Before & after school

Before- and after-school care supports the needs of school families. Contact EWCCA for current hours, availability, and fees.

Summer learning

Little Scholars combines academic practice with games, activities, crafts, and field trips for ages 5–15.

Meet Little Scholars

Current enrollment · Tampa campus

We’d love to meet your family.

Ask about a visit, share your questions, and explore whether EWCCA is the right fit for your child.

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