FAQ's

Is the curriculum Biblically-based?

Yes, the Bible is integrated into all subject areas.

Does VCA have an athletic program?

Currently, VCA offers boys soccer and basketball and girls volleyball. VCA is a member of the Panhandle Christian Conference.

Is VCA accredited?

Victory Christian Academy is accredited by the National Association for Christian Education.

Is transportation available?

Yes, bus routes are available from Marianna and Chattahoochee. We plan several centralized stops in these areas.

What are the choices in curricula?

Victory Christian Academy primarily uses curriculum from Accelerated Christian

Education (ACE). This curriculum is often commonly known as PACEs. PACE stands for Packet of Accelerated Christian Education. There are five core subjects: Math, English, Social Studies, Science and Word Building. Each PACE is 1/12 of a year's work and should take about 2-3 weeks to complete.

Victory Christian Academy also uses curriculum from Alpha Omega Publications (AOP) to supplement the ACE curriculum. The LIFEPAC curriculum is a paper based curriculum with five core subjects: Math, Language, History & Geography, Science, and Bible. Each LIFEPAC is 1/10 of a year's work and should take 3-4 weeks to complete.

How is the curriculum choice determined for each child?

Part of the determining factor is parental choice. We speak to parents about the advantages of both options. The other factor is the learning style of the student.  Once a curriculum plan has been established, we ask that students stick with that plan for a least 2 quarters before changing. Sometimes it takes that long for a student to get acclimated to the curriculum.

Glossary of Terms:

Prescription: Plan developed by teacher for what a student will accomplish in the current year.

Academic Projection: Academic plan for coursework needed to graduate. This is developed prior to a student's 9th grade year and updated annually. It can vary depending on what high school diploma parents and students choose.

Supervisor Progress Card (SPC): Written prescription of yearly work and place where unit or PACE final scores are recorded.

Corrective Action Notice: Otherwise known as detention slip, this is a note that is sent home to parent when a child earns more than 3 demerits in a day and must serve time in detention. The time may be during breaks or after school. It must be signed by the parent and returned the next day.

Corporal Correction Notice: This is the written documentation sent home the day a student receives a paddling. It must be signed by the parent and returned the next day.