FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. Is Geneva Academy part of a particular church or denomination?
A. No. We are an autonomous academy governed by a board of directors comprised of members of various churches and denominations. We welcome students and families from any church or denomination as long as they are able to affirm our statement of faith.
Q. Which grades are offered?
A. Our program is for students in grades Pre-K through 6.
Q. Is Geneva Academy a charter school?
A. No. As a private academy, we have no connection with the State or Federal government.
Q. Do you accept Ohio Ed Choice funding?
A. No. Because we want to maintain the freedom to pursue our educational philosophy without government constraint, we also must maintain our independence from State and Federal funding. We strive to keep our tuition as affordable as possible.
Q. Is Financial Aid available?
A. Yes. During the application process, a family may apply for financial aid.
Q. Do you have State certified teachers?
A. State teacher certification is not a requirement for our teachers since it is a certification in a method of education we do not teach. Read our About page to understand the difference between Progressive Education and Classical Christian Education. Our teachers receive training approved by the Association of Classical and Christian Schools.
Q. Is Geneva Academy accredited?
A. We are a member of the Association of Classical and Christian Schools and will pursue accreditation according to their accreditation standards and timeline.
Our History

In 1848 Dr. J. B. Johnston started Logan County's first classical Christian school. Geneva Hall, as it was called, started in his study and grew to become Geneva College. In 1879 it moved to Beaver Falls, PA, where it continues to thrive today. We stand in this legacy of excellent Classical Christian Education.