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We meet once a week, on Wednesday mornings, for a total of 24 weeks over the course of a typical school year.

Middle and high-schoolers have an option to meet an extra day each week for core curriculum.

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Raising Arrows operates based on shared parental responsibility. It is required for each parent/caretaker to have a role each week.

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Nursery through high school are able to attend. Structured classes are for preschool through middle school. Nursery is available.

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There is a fee to be a part of the group, which covers operating costs and donation to the church for use of the building.

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Yes! We try to take a few field trips each year, along with family-oriented outings. We also try to plan a parents'/mom's night twice a year.

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There is an optional day where core classes are offered, separate from Community Day. This is offered to middle & high schoolers and is a drop-off program. There are always at least two parents leading core day.

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Community Day is the supplemental day each week when our families gather for STEAM, science, history, gym and presentations.

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We begin with an opening where we gather for The Pledge of Allegiance, memory songs, announcements and prayer. Each Wednesday, we offer a STEAM class, Science, History, Homeschool Gym (taught by a YMCA employee) and a time for presentations where students work on speaking in front of their peers.

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There is a nursey, preschool, lower elementary, mid-elementary, upper elementary, middle school and a high school class.

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It is very important to the Leadership Team what curriculum is used for each class. The Leadership Team researches and chooses curriculum that follows our Statement of Faith.