Frequently Asked Questions

Our first day of school is August 12, 2026.  You can find more dates for our school year on the “Academic Calendar” link.  Other deadlines for application and enrollment can be found on the “Admissions” link.

Our campus is located at 4325 W Pasadena Blvd., Deer Park, TX 77536, in the west building on the property; the building is currently undergoing improvements, and facility tours will be available once construction is complete.

In our inaugural year, we will serve students from PK4 through 6th grade. We plan to expand by adding one grade level annually until we reach 12th grade.

Classical education emphasizes Truth, beauty, and goodness through a time-tested curriculum focused on literacy, numeracy, and character formation. Students learn through rich classical literature, structured teaching, and intentional habits that cultivate virtue and wisdom. Our Head of School would love to discuss our program with you in more detail.

We will use the Memoria Press curriculum to promote and impart the classical heritage of the Christian West. We do this through an emphasis on the liberal arts and the great works of the Western tradition. This PK-12 classical curriculum is field-tested at the award winning Highlands Latin School in Louisville, Kentucky.

Yes, we will begin with accreditation through the Classical Latin School Association (CLSA).

Tuition information can be found on the “Admissions” page of our website. Financial aid will likely not be available in the first year.

Yes, uniforms are available at Metro School Uniforms. They will be linked to our website later this spring.

Our teachers have college degrees, agree with our statement of faith, have experience teaching, understand the value of Western civilization, and are committed to living virtuous lives and being lifelong learners.

Class sizes will depend on grade level and enrollment.  Class caps are as follows: PK-15, Kindergarten-16, 1st-18, 2nd-18, 3rd-20, 4th-20, 5th-22, and 6th-22.

Yes, families who need after-school care will have the option to pick their child up by 5:30 p.m. for a fee.

These days will focus on core subjects including reading, math, Latin, literature, science, and history.

Students will have art, music, dance, athletics (archery, cross country, basketball and volleyball), chess, and tutorials on Wednesdays and Fridays.

We will also have many volunteer opportunities, and parents will be invited to serve on a variety of committees.

The most helpful step is spreading the word about LCCA’s mission and launch. As building improvements are in full swing, all donations are helpful in preparation of our launch.

All updates will be shared through our newsletter and social media posts. However, all questions through emails and phone calls are welcome.

Please note that meals will not be provided. Parents are responsible for sending a daily lunch for their children. However, we will have two days each week where catered meals can be purchased from Savannah Cafe & Bakery and Chic-fil-A.

Yes, we will schedule meetings where parents and students can visit our campus once our building improvements are completed.  While we wait for those improvements to be completed, you can schedule a meeting with our Head of School to learn more about our program.

A typical day at Liberty Christian Classical Academy (LCCA) will involve morning chapel at 8:00 a.m. followed with a classical Christian curriculum that combines academics with character development, including opportunities for participation in arts, physical education, and extracurriculars like archery, cross country, basketball, and volleyball. The school day will include a structured schedule of classes, while students in grades five and up will participate in weekly house meetings for competitions and social activities. Classes will be teacher-led, with a focus on deep discussion, debates, lectures, and projects. The goal is to create lifelong learners who experience the joy of academic success, are curious about the world and can discuss their faith.