HAVEN ACADEMY OF SALINA
HYBRID SCHOOL
Affirming Jesus Christ. Achieving Academic Excellence.
Haven Academy offers students and their families an academic approach that utilizes a constructive, scholastic blend of educational models, also known as a hybrid education. This up-and-coming form of education takes the best qualities of both the in-classroom and homeschool models. So how does this work?
Our school leaders work diligently in their evaluation and approval of carefully chosen, biblically-based curriculum that not only emphasizes academic rigor but also fosters critical thinking from a Christian perspective. Our teachers follow a carefully designed curriculum map that has been created with our students and their parents in mind, providing the most comprehensive academic opportunities both in the classroom and at home.
Imagine a school year where education is not a source of stress but a joyful journey. At Haven Academy, parents and children alike experience the thrill of learning in an environment that aligns with their values. With our hybrid model, students enjoy community and structured education through classroom learning (Monday - Wednesday) with our highly qualified teachers. The personalized, flexible touch of home education (Thursday - Friday) includes easy-to-understand detailed curriculum packets prepared for your convenience by our classroom teachers.
A hybrid school is not a co-op.
A hybrid school carries the weight and responsibility of planning and delivering core instruction for students. A homeschool co-op exists to provide supplemental experiences and teaching for students, but they are generally not intended to provide the core of a student's education.
What are the benefits of a hybrid school?
The hybrid approach gives students a private school experience while in the classroom, while also giving parents significant involvement in their child's education. The benefits include:
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More affordable than a 5-day private school
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Consistent biblical worldview taught at school and home
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Experienced educators and administrators develop the educational plans and expectations for curriculum and core courses.
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Significant parental involvement
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An advanced curriculum designed for use at school and home
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Previous homeschooled students benefit from classroom structure and developmentally-beneficial experiences with peers