Services / Classes
Organized, in-person enrichment services for homeschool and PEP families.
CDF Academy operates as a homeschool enrichment program offering in-person classes, activities, and instructional support at a physical location. Parents retain legal and educational responsibility for their child at all times.
Guided Learning Blocks
Structured academic support blocks that reinforce learning, provide consistency, and help students benefit from classroom rhythm and facilitator guidance.
Enrichment Activities
Supplemental educational activities designed to enrich student learning in a supervised and supportive church-based environment.
In-Person Classes
Organized classes and learning opportunities that support homeschool and PEP families with in-person instruction and enrichment.
Faith-Based Educational Opportunities
A learning atmosphere where biblical values, prayer, worship, devotionals, and spiritual encouragement are naturally integrated into program life.
Curriculum and Parent-Directed Instruction
- Facilitator-created materials
- Parent-selected resources
- Publisher materials
- Faith-based resources
- Structured classroom activities
- Common resources or platforms for certain classes when applicable
- Facilitator communication about class materials and expectations
- Support for consistency without transferring legal educational authority from the parent
Program Hours
Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Monthly program fee of $500. Field trips and special activities may require additional fees.
Program Overview
CDF Academy is a faith-based homeschool enrichment program that provides academic
support, enrichment activities, and structured learning opportunities for homeschool
families. Parents remain the primary educators and are responsible for curriculum selection
and compliance with homeschool requirements.
Reading & Language Arts
Students receive support in reading comprehension, phonics, vocabulary development, grammar, spelling, handwriting, and written communication skills. Instruction may align with the Abeka homeschool curriculum.
Mathematics
Students receive guided instruction and support in grade-level math concepts, including number sense, problem-solving, computation, measurement, and mathematical reasoning.
Science Exploration
Students participate in hands-on science activities, experiments, observations, and projects designed to encourage curiosity and understanding of the world around them.
Social Studies & Geography
Students explore history, geography, government, cultures, and community awareness through discussions, projects, and age-appropriate activities.
Bible & Character Development
Students participate in Bible lessons, prayer, scripture memorization, and character- building activities designed to encourage Christian values and leadership skills.
STEM & Technology
Students develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills through age-appropriate technology activities, educational software, coding introductions, and STEM projects.
Art & Creative Expression
Students participate in creative activities that encourage artistic expression, creativity, and fine motor skill development through various art projects and crafts.
Physical Education & Recreation
Students engage in age-appropriate physical activities, games, movement exercises, and recreational opportunities that promote health and teamwork.
Life Skills & Leadership
Students participate in activities that encourage responsibility, communication, teamwork, organization, and leadership development.
Educational Field Trips
Students may participate in educational field trips, typically offered once per month, to enhance learning through real-world experiences. Additional fees may apply.
Academic Support & Study Hall
Students receive supervised academic support, assistance with homeschool assignments, independent work time, and guided learning activities.
Curriculum
Many families in the program choose to utilize the Abeka homeschool curriculum. Parents