ABOUT US
Building Bright Futures
Gardendale Classical Academy focuses upon three important practices in Christianity: prayer, study, and action. These three provide a foundation that cultivate the development of multifaceted students who are grounded in faith, excellent in academics, and intentional in their duty to the community.
We have the privilege of teaching bright and curious students from Gardendale and the surrounding areas of Midland and Odessa. If you’re new to our community and would like to learn more about our values, academics, teaching staff or anything else, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
MISSION STATEMENT
Why We Exsist
Gardendale Classical Academy exists to provide a Classical education in a Christ-centered environment to equip students for a lifetime of excellence in learning, service, and leadership to the glory of God.
GARDENDALE CLASSICAL ACADEMY MOTTO
"Pro Deo, pro Ecclesia, pro Texana"
"Pro Deo, pro Ecclesia, pro Texana" was inspired by the motto of Baylor University, which was founded during the years of the Republic of Texas. This motto, translated from Latin, is "For God, for Church, for Texas" and reminds us that we do not live for ourselves, but for the sake of God, for His Body in the earth, and for our homeland. Our desire for our students is that they fully reach their potential, recognize God's calling, and live in the world as excellent examples of ambassadors of the kingdom of heaven.
Grade Levels & Classes
Pre-K
3-4 years (Must be potty-trained)
1 Class
Elementary
K-5th grade
Rotational Classes
Secondary
6th-8th grade
Rotational Classes
Online Courses
Auxiliary Class
ACTIVITIES
Outside the Classroom
CLUBS
Students interest drive our recreational clubs. The students lead and participate at their own pace. Clubs typically include STEAM activities such as gardening, baking and engineering projects.
MUSIC
We believe that the arts play a critical role in your child's development. We offer music lessons for vocals, guitar, drums and keyboard.
FRIDAY ENRICHMENT
On Fridays, we begin at 8:00 am, and students are released at noon. After the rigorous work of Monday through Thursday, puzzles, games, group activities, and lots of free play and down time fill those 4 hours.