A meaningful, rigorous, and supportive liberal arts education, where students learn not only the knowledge and skills required for higher education, but the tools of learning for a lifetime.
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With the apostle Paul, we believe all things were created through Christ and for Christ, in whom all things hold together (Colossians 1:15-17). Therefore, our passionate and caring teachers invite students to learn as an act of worship of our Creator.
With theological study as the keystone of a meaningful education, students learn not only the knowledge and skills required for higher education, but the tools of learning for a lifetime.
A transition to the weekend with a meaningful close to the week, an alternate format designed to nurture intrinsic motivation and authentic engagement in students, built around the core of a Christian liberal arts education.
Engaging in worship together, singing praise to God, praying, and pondering God's truth.
Fellowship with friends through student clubs built around shared interests.
Societies create smaller communities where students build friendships, serve and compete together, and encourage one another as they grow in knowing and following God.
Three Bison periods focused on language usage, independent reading, and the tutorial process, the essential skills of a Christian liberal arts education.
Additional access to teachers for help, deeper questions, and make-up work.
Every high school course at Flatirons Academy is college preparatory. Qualifying students can go further through four advanced formats, each weighted on a 5-point GPA scale.
Challenging, demanding coursework explored at greater depth, raising expectations in writing and thinking to prepare students for upper-level offerings.
College preparatory and honors students cohort together, with higher expectations and opportunities for independent reading, inquiry, analysis, and composition.
Courses offered in conjunction with Colorado Christian University. Students earn credit at both the high school and college level.
College-level AP courses with corresponding national exams. Students can earn college credit and placement while still in high school.
Optional trails through high school designed to result in a meaningful experience for every student. Trails guide coursework and participation, interested students declare as incoming juniors, and completion is recognized at graduation.
For students drawn to the underlying logic of mathematics as the language of God's creation. Demonstrating knowledge and skill in college-level math and science courses.
For students who read deeply and communicate clearly. Understanding history as a record of God's providence and demonstrating skill in college-level English and History courses.
For students who build culture through extensive engagement in Flatirons Academy programs is an elective-based route (band & choir) or a Flatirons sports-based route, plus societies each year.
The summit. Renaissance Scholars declare and complete any two trails. Accumulating a sophisticated understanding of multiple fields of study and the foundation of a robust Christian worldview to guide them through college, career, citizenship, and service to the Church.
God created us, not just as minds, but as embodied persons with creative capacity. When students step in, lean in, and engage fully in the arts, societies, and athletics, they grow in confidence, leadership, and purpose as valued members of our school community.
Year-long ensembles and studio electives where students explore varied artistic techniques for personal and corporate expression on stage, in the gym, and in worship
Explore the Arts →Every Bison Day, students engage with friends and teachers around shared interests and grow as leaders through service and student government.
Explore Student Life →Christ-centered competition across three seasons, cultivating character, meaningful relationships, and a commitment to excellence
Explore Athletics →Flatirons Academy graduates have attended these colleges and universities: