Apple Valley Christian Academy was a Christian school and preschool in Apple Valley, California. The school's board voted to close the school permanently effective June 30, 2025. Prior to closure it operated an on-site preschool serving children ages 2–6, a Pre‑Kindergarten/Transitional Kindergarten offering, and a homeschool satellite program called The Potter’s Hand.
Apple Valley Christian Academy was a Christian school and preschool serving early childhood and elementary-aged learners in Apple Valley, California. The institution’s board closed the school permanently effective June 30, 2025. The preschool component served children roughly 2 to 6 years of age and included structured offerings for younger preschoolers as well as Pre‑Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten.
Instruction was presented within a Christ-centered framework. Preschool lessons emphasized basic language arts (speech and listening skills, beginning reading) and math readiness, along with Bible stories and memory verses. The Pre‑Kindergarten curriculum used a classically based Memoria Press program with hands-on materials, songs, drills and games to support reading readiness and introductory math, music, science and art.
Preschool enrollment was offered year-round with options for multi‑day attendance. The program included both teacher-directed activities and open learning centers to support independent skills. Operational requirements noted that potty training is supported for 2‑year-olds but must be completed by age 3; parents were expected to supply diapers, pull-ups, wipes and extra clothing when needed. Any diaper‑rash ointments required review and an appropriate medical form, and medications were not permitted to be left in a diaper bag.
Provides a full-day preschool program with options for 2, 3, 4 or 5 days per week; instruction includes basic language arts (speech and listening skills, beginning reading), math readiness, and Bible stories and memory verses within a Christ-centered curriculum.
A half-day, full-week academic Pre‑Kindergarten program using a classically based Memoria Press curriculum; instruction uses hands-on materials, songs, drills and games to teach letters, sounds and early reading skills and introduces basic math, music, science and art.
A private school satellite program (PSP) intended to support families who homeschool by providing fellowship and group support; enrollment requires application and interview. Enrollment fees were listed on the site as $100 per family for new students and $50 per family for returning students.
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