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About Existere Academy
two Paths
At Existere Academy, the week is divided into two distinct learning styles.
Monday and Wednesday are our Core Focus days. These days emphasize academic foundations: mathematics, science, language arts, and history. Students participate in Socratic discussions, structured lessons, and skill-building activities. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is included each day as part of our focus on discipline and physical fitness. The goal of Core Focus days is to strengthen essential knowledge, reasoning skills, and character.
Tuesday and Thursday are our Enrichment & Application days. These days apply what students know to practical, creative, and leadership-oriented projects. The schedule includes literature study, community service, civics, philosophy discussions, art, music, entrepreneurship, and project-based learning. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu remains a daily component.
Families choosing the Full Program (Monday–Thursday) receive both the academic depth of Core Focus days and the hands-on, real-world learning of Enrichment & Application days.
Families choosing the Two-Day Program (Tuesday & Thursday) join for the Enrichment & Application portion of the week. This option is especially suited for homeschool or hybrid-learning families who want to supplement their home curriculum with group learning, leadership development, and structured physical training.
Both paths share the same mission: developing capable, disciplined, and thoughtful students — the difference is in how many days each week your child participates and where the emphasis is placed.
Why Choose Existere Academy for Your Child's Future
Classical and Socratic
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues
Our approach draws from centuries of proven methods that align with the Benjamin Franklin virtues: • Classical education emphasizes grammar, logic, and rhetoric — teaching students how to learn, reason, and communicate effectively. • The Socratic method invites students into rich, guided dialogue, sharpening their ability to question, lis
Our approach draws from centuries of proven methods that align with the Benjamin Franklin virtues: • Classical education emphasizes grammar, logic, and rhetoric — teaching students how to learn, reason, and communicate effectively. • The Socratic method invites students into rich, guided dialogue, sharpening their ability to question, listen, and express ideas respectfully. • Small class sizes ensure every voice is heard, challenging and supporting students as they explore entrepreneurship education.
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues
We integrate Benjamin Franklin’s 13 virtues into our daily practice, which not only supports entrepreneurship education but also helps students develop skills in self-governance, humility, and personal excellence. These Benjamin Franklin virtues include: • Temperance, Order, Resolution, Frugality, Industry, and Sincerity, among others. •
We integrate Benjamin Franklin’s 13 virtues into our daily practice, which not only supports entrepreneurship education but also helps students develop skills in self-governance, humility, and personal excellence. These Benjamin Franklin virtues include: • Temperance, Order, Resolution, Frugality, Industry, and Sincerity, among others. • Each virtue is reflected on throughout the year, woven into journaling, discussion, and conduct, often utilizing the Socratic method to enhance understanding.
Entrepreneurial Education
Benjamin Franklin's Virtues
Entrepreneurial Education
Our students don’t just study history and theory; they actively engage in entrepreneurship education, embodying the Benjamin Franklin virtues of creativity and initiative. Throughout the year, local entrepreneurs and business leaders visit campus to share real-world insight and mentorship. Using the Socratic method, students are encourage
Our students don’t just study history and theory; they actively engage in entrepreneurship education, embodying the Benjamin Franklin virtues of creativity and initiative. Throughout the year, local entrepreneurs and business leaders visit campus to share real-world insight and mentorship. Using the Socratic method, students are encouraged to think critically, understand the value of hard work, and embrace risk-taking. This early exposure to entrepreneurship empowers them to view themselves as future creators, leaders, and problem-solvers.