Traditional Classroom And Online Private School For Children

Scholars Academy offers innovative, blended learning for gifted youth with engaging instruction, mentorship, and self-paced growth.

97% of our students perform at or above grade level on nationally-normed testing

Admission open for 2026

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Scholars Academy

Scholars Academy offers innovative, blended learning for gifted youth with engaging instruction, mentorship, and self-paced growth.

We Make Learning Fun

Classes Foster Creativity And A Love For Learning

Our classes are thoughtfully designed to cultivate a passion for learning and creative expression.

Classes Foster Creativity And A Love For Learning

Our classes are thoughtfully designed to cultivate a passion for learning and creative expression.

Our Curriculum Fosters Innovators, Entrepreneurs, And Leaders

Scholars Academy offers innovative, blended learning for gifted youth with engaging instruction, mentorship, and self-paced growth.

A Focus On Exploration & Skill Development

Our classes are thoughtfully designed to cultivate a passion for learning and creative expression.

A Focus On Exploration & Skill Development

Our classes are thoughtfully designed to cultivate a passion for learning and creative expression.

We Make Learning Fun

A Collaborative Learning Environment

Our curriculum encourages collaborative learning, helping students develop the proper skills for effective teamwork.

A Personal,
Small Group Experience

Classes are taught in small groups, so students are supported by a close-knit class of their peers.

Read Our Faculty Blog

Discover what sets Scholars Academy apart—explore our blog Empowering Tidbits to see how our teachers expertly nurture gifted and twice-exceptional students.

5 Tips for Parents

Kindergartners who are relatively younger than their classroom peers are at risk for doing less well in school.

5 Tips for Parents

Kindergartners who are relatively younger than their classroom peers are at risk for doing less well in school.

5 Tips for Parents

Kindergartners who are relatively younger than their classroom peers are at risk for doing less well in school.