Zion
Academy of America curriculum
assignments consist of
5 core subjects which are Math, English, Social Studies,
Science, and Word Building (a course in Spelling and Language
Arts). Also available are several elective Enrichment
Courses for the
younger students Grades 1-8, as well as many High
School Electives for Grades 9-12. Zion Academy of America utilizes a high-quality
proven curriculum for Grades K-12 that is published by Accelerated
Christian
Education
since
1970. It is an individualized, bible-based curriculum with a
unique format allowing students to advance from unit to unit
as they demonstrate mastery with each concept. The materials are workbook-style and are self-instructional,
academically proven, and uniquely individualized allowing students
to work independently with minimal supervision. It builds self
esteem, instills high moral character, and develops patriotic
citizenship contributing to a rebirth of academic achievement
in America.
Kindergarten is
a Learn-To-Read Phonics Course designed for the student
to learn basic phonic letter
sounds. The course includes 35 letter sounds and 12 blends
that are basic to reading. It is for the non-reading student
and those students having reading difficulty.
The Kindergarten year is divided into
2 parts. Part 1 covers the Learn-To-Read Phonics Course.
Part 2 introduces
Math skills and begins re-enforcing reading skills using
the English, Social Studies, and Science courses.
Students
in Grades 1-8 are issued the above
5 core subjects. And a 6th course can be added for an additional
cost and must be approved.
Students
in Grades 9-12 are issued 4
core subjects and 1 elective. And a 6th course
can be
added for an additional cost and must be approved.
- A Projection of Courses for graduation is developed
by the Director of Zion Academy of America on every high
school student enrolling.
- The student will be
issued appropriate courses for graduation to
receive their fully accredited High School Diploma.
Click Here for a
partial list of colleges that have
accepted students using this curriculum.
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