California Crosspoint Academy is a private Christian school that provides education from preschool through high school and offers after-school supervision and enrichment for K–8 students.
California Crosspoint Academy is a private Christian school serving preschool through high school. The school combines academic coursework across grade levels with a stated Christian philosophy guiding its program.
The academy offers a comprehensive academic program that includes cross-discipline Honors and AP courses and makes use of laboratory facilities to reinforce classroom instruction; college-preparatory coursework and academic enrichment are part of the program offerings.
A course for grades K–3 that uses the abacus to strengthen mental computation, place value understanding, concentration and visual memory.
A supervised place after school for K–8 students where they can work on assignments, receive help as needed, read, and participate in enrichment and music opportunities.
Supervised after-school care allowing students to complete homework or read, with staff available to check work and offer help; includes a 20–25 minute outdoor break (weather permitting). Monthly rate $206 per child; drop-in $26/day; late pickup fee $30 per half hour after 6:00 PM.
A weekly chess course introducing basics, tactics and strategies to improve critical thinking and problem-solving; all boards and materials are provided.
Elementary choir classes focused on vocal skills and choral repertoire, with possible opportunities to play instruments.
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A small-group math and logic enrichment program for elementary and middle school students with placement by level and free assessment to determine placement.
A program to explore STEM through building and programming LEGO robots, strengthening teamwork and problem-solving in preparation for team-based competitions.
Middle school guitar class teaching chord diagrams, strumming technique and group song playing; students must bring their own acoustic guitar.
A hands-on LEGO SPIKE robotics club where students build and program robots, explore gears and sensors, and work in small teams; materials are provided and the class requires a minimum enrollment to run.
A Math Olympiad program for grades 4–8 designed to foster problem-solving skills through five monthly contests and team-based participation.
Elementary string orchestra classes with beginning, intermediate placement, and limited class sizes; monthly fees and materials fees apply.
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