The Thinking Child Christian Academy
The Thinking Child Christian Academy, 155 NW 4th St, Homestead, FL 33030
About
The Thinking Child Christian Academy is a private Christian school that offers classes from Preschool through 8th grade in a nurturing environment. The school operates from the premise that every child has innate talents and works to tap into each child's individual learning style through its curriculum.
• Ages: 4–13 years old
Originally a pre-school, this location has been a staple in the Homestead community since the 1970s, and The Thinking Child Christian Academy opened its doors in March of 2007. The school is accredited by AISF and NECPA. Its mission states that it aims to prepare students for future chapters in their lives through a rigorous curriculum that lays a foundation for critical thinking skills and to provide a racially and culturally diverse community of students, parents, and staff where each person is treated with unconditional positive regard and acceptance. The mission also states that students in VPK–8 are empowered and inspired to reach their full academic, emotional, physical, and spiritual potential. The school’s vision is to create a VPK–8 program that is highly regarded for academic excellence and for its contribution in actively serving and improving the community in which it operates. The staff is described as having a strong commitment to serving the children and families of Homestead and its surrounding communities, and the school emphasizes that children learn and grow academically while understanding the importance of making a positive impact in their community.
Last updated June 3, 2026.
• Ages: 4–13 years old
Originally a pre-school, this location has been a staple in the Homestead community since the 1970s, and The Thinking Child Christian Academy opened its doors in March of 2007. The school is accredited by AISF and NECPA. Its mission states that it aims to prepare students for future chapters in their lives through a rigorous curriculum that lays a foundation for critical thinking skills and to provide a racially and culturally diverse community of students, parents, and staff where each person is treated with unconditional positive regard and acceptance. The mission also states that students in VPK–8 are empowered and inspired to reach their full academic, emotional, physical, and spiritual potential. The school’s vision is to create a VPK–8 program that is highly regarded for academic excellence and for its contribution in actively serving and improving the community in which it operates. The staff is described as having a strong commitment to serving the children and families of Homestead and its surrounding communities, and the school emphasizes that children learn and grow academically while understanding the importance of making a positive impact in their community.
Last updated June 3, 2026.
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