Raising Faithful Christian
Cultural Leaders

Equip Students for Lives of Wisdom and Faith

The White Horse Distinctives

Partner with Parents

Instilling our shared Christian worldview in students

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Form Virtuous Graduates

An education shaping faithful and thoughtful believers

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Recover Family Time

A half-day school returning afternoons to spend together

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Turn Longing into Hope

Every Christian parent prays their child will grow into a lifelong disciple who loves the Lord with all their heart, soul, and mind. Yet studies show that two-thirds of youth will walk away from the church as young adults. By faith, five families founded White Horse Academy to help parents “train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Prov. 22:6), so together we can turn that longing into hope for a glorious future.

A classroom with students sitting at desks, a teacher standing in front of a whiteboard, and educational posters on the walls.

During these secular times, we raise faithful students through…

Our students study the best of the past, in order to become the wise and virtuous leaders of tomorrow. We explore the Great Books, the Great Ideas, and the Great People of history.
Our students learn what the Scriptures principally teach, what man is to believe concerning God, and what duty God requires of man.
Our students meet in the morning for focused learning, then in the afternoon are home for irreplaceable time together as a family. This provides a robust and enriching education at a much lower cost than other local schools.

Parent Testimonials

“At White Horse Academy, our son is in a rich environment where God is placed first and he is surrounded by the very best in language, ideas, literature, and art. We value the time his teacher spends in educating him and evaluating him as a whole person, and we appreciate the care given for not just what he knows, but who he is and who he is becoming.”
— Becky W.

A mother and her son standing outside, looking at each other

“As a parent, I love that my children are taught Christ is central in all things. In the intricate parts of a flower, in the compelling notes of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, in the rhythmic order of mathematics, in the daily liturgies recited before each subject— each of these played a powerful part for them to see how God is woven into the world around them.”
— Jenae H.