Our drop-off Afternoon Enrichment Program meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30–3:00 PM, providing students with engaging, hands-on experiences that complement their homeschool education. Through Bible, Art, Music, STEM, Physical Education, Culinary Arts, Apothecary, Botany, and more, students learn through projects, experiments, games, and creative activities in a fun, Christ-centered environment.

Each month, students explore an exciting themed unit study designed to spark curiosity and make learning come alive. Our goal is for Enrichment to be one of the highlights of each student's week—a place where they build friendships, discover new interests, and leave excited about what they've learned.

2026–2027 Enrichment Unit Studies

• September/October: The Human Body

• November: U.S. Government

• December: Christmas Around the World

• January: Countries Around the World

• February: Marine Biology

• March: Chemistry

• April: Botany

• Late April/May: Living Off the Land

Freedom Christian Families Academy exists as a homeschool support program designed to partner with families in the education of their children. We believe, in accordance with Scripture (Deuteronomy 6:6–7; Ephesians 6:4), that parents are the primary educators and bear the primary responsibility for their child's academic, spiritual, behavioral, and character development. FCFA is not intended to replace the parent's role but to come alongside families by providing Christ-centered instruction, encouragement, accountability, and enriching educational opportunities. Our goal is to support the work already taking place at home by cultivating critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and a lifelong love of learning. Through hands-on experiences, project-based learning, interdisciplinary unit studies, and meaningful classroom engagement, we create an environment where students are challenged, inspired, and encouraged to take ownership of their learning while building lasting friendships in a Christ-centered community.

At FCFA, we believe in the power of service and community engagement. Each month, our students participate in meaningful service projects designed to foster compassion, responsibility, and a servant's heart. These hands-on experiences allow us to make a real difference in the lives of others, while developing a deeper understanding of the needs of our communities. Some of our previous Acts of Service include: volunteering at an animal shelter, making "bags of hope" for our homeless community, participating in community clean-up days around the neighborhood, volunteering at Feed My Starving Childrne and visiting nursing homes to serve the elderly. Through these outreach opportunities, our students build relationships, learn the value of teamwork, and have a chance to grow into compassionate and engaged citizens.