Topic area
Christian Education and Schooling
Schools, curricula and approaches to educating children in the Christian faith, and the parents’ part in it.
Narrower topics
Public School and the Christian Parent
Why this site holds that Christian parents should not send their children to public school, what Scripture and the catechism say about parents’ duty, and where Reformed Christians differ.
Christian Schools
Christian and classical Christian schools, school associations and teacher training. Each entry says whether it is Reformed.
Home Education
Curricula and help for Christian families who teach their children at home.
Parents and the Home
Parents’ time with their children, family worship and the marriage at the centre of the home.
All 21 resources in Christian Education and Schooling
Christian Schools9
Association of Classical Christian Schools
Network that promotes, accredits and supports classical Christian schools.
Society for Classical Learning
Association of classical Christian schools with an accreditation process.
Association of Christian Schools International
International association of evangelical Christian schools that offers accreditation, teacher certification and curriculum.
Christian Schools International
Association of nearly 500 Christian schools, based in Grand Rapids.
Association for Covenantal Reformed Education
Nonprofit that supports Reformed homeschooling families.
Geneva Classical Academy
Classical Christian college-preparatory school in Lakeland, Florida.
Logos Classical Academy
Classical Christian academy in Augusta, Georgia.
Colson Educators
Professional development for Christian educators from a Christian worldview: free digital courses, on-site training and an academic affiliate program. It says more than 35,000 teachers have earned continuing education units through ACSI.
Memoria Press
Classical Christian curriculum for homeschools and schools: Classical Core Curriculum packages with daily lesson plans, subject materials with Latin as a foundation, streaming courses and Memoria Academy.
Family & Children's Education5
Reformed homeschool curricula
Covenant Home Curriculum
Pre-school through 12th grade eclectic, classical curriculum with a Reformed Christian worldview. (Self-description as quoted or summarized from a third-party directory; not independently verified.)
The Puritans' Home School Curriculum
Curriculum aligned with historic Reformed faith and the Westminster Standards. (Self-description as quoted or summarized from a third-party directory; not independently verified.)
Enlightium Christian Academy Online
Reformed Christian homeschool online programs. (Self-description as quoted or summarized from a third-party directory; not independently verified.)
Family worship resources
Educational Resources3
Family Driven Faith: Doing What It Takes to Raise Sons and Daughters Who Walk with God
A parenting guide for Christian parents on discipling children in the home, with a preface and study guide added to the 2011 paperback edition.
Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA)
Nonprofit that advocates for and protects homeschool freedom, offering legal defense, legislative advocacy, educational resources and support to member families; it says it serves over 90,000 families.
Shepherding a Child's Heart: Parents Handbook
A 143-page paperback companion to Shepherding a Child’s Heart for parents: sections of Bible study, application, questions to help parents commit to change, and encouragement that the power of grace is at work in them.
Articles3
Why Christian parents should not send their children to public school
The position of this site, with the reasons: God gives children to their parents to disciple, no school is neutral, and a school that must be secular teaches a worldview. It also says plainly where Reformed Christians disagree.
Choosing an alternative to public school
Four main options for Christian parents: a Christian school, a classical Christian school, home education and a hybrid. What each asks of you, and what to check before you choose.
Parents cannot farm out their children
Children are discipled by time with their parents, and that time cannot be handed to a school, a screen or a program. What the research does and does not show about family stability and parents’ marriage.