Koinonia Academy is a private, independent Catholic Classical Pre-K through 12th-grade school that offers an authentic Catholic education at affordable tuition rates. The word “Koinonia” means Christian fellowship or communion with God and with fellow Christians and for more than thirty-five years, we have seen the fruit of this formula where we seek first the Kingdom of God. Our students succeed, are well-formed citizens educated to be catalysts for good in the world, and are men and women who, having encountered Christ, put their faith into action. The Koinonia Academy curriculum follows a Catholic Classical Liberal Arts model focused on wisdom in pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty.
A Catholic Classical Liberal Arts education ensures that not only are students being formed academically, they are also being formed emotionally and spiritually - the whole person is being educated. At Koinonia Academy, the faith is a central part of every day, but with the new academic structure, KA will be able to also ensure academic rigor, and guide students in developing a love for learning, personal self-discipline, high moral standards and an appreciation and love for the good, the true and the beautiful in a welcoming, safe and supportive environment.
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Koinonia Academy is a school that supports parents, through dedicated Catholic teachers, in helping children to live a full, Catholic life of holiness. Its first priority is faith and character-formation with a mission to inspire courageous lives of personal holiness, virtue, and wisdom through authentic Catholic education.
Our Approach to
Character Formation
We are a Catholic Classical Liberal Arts academy that offers outstanding academics for PreK to 12th grades with a firm foundation in the Catholic faith. For any questions about our school, curriculum, or admissions process, please reach out to our Enrollment Team.
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“The mission of the Catholic school is the integral formation of students, so that they may be true to their condition as Christ’s disciples and as such work effectively for the evangelization of culture and for the common good of society.”
ST. JOHN PAUL II