Secondary Scholars (7-12)
At JAA Online, our Secondary Scholars—students in grades 7 through 12—are immersed in a rigorous, classical curriculum that prepares them for success in high school, college, and beyond. Each course is thoughtfully designed to develop critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills essential for lifelong learning and achievement.
Guided by dedicated and experienced mentors, scholars engage in a strong foundation of core subjects including English, math, science, Latin, logic, and grammar, complemented by enriching electives in art, physical education, and more.
Every scholar benefits from a personalized learning plan, offering tailored guidance, encouragement, and support to foster academic growth and long-term success. Whether they are laying the groundwork for future studies or preparing for the next stage of their academic journey, JAA Online scholars are empowered to thrive—anywhere, anytime
High School
The John Adams Academy Difference
American Classical Leadership Education
Flexible & Engaging
Offers a comprehensive curriculum from 7-12, with live classes in grade-level virtual classrooms to provide flexible and engaging online learning.
Art of Mentoring
The art of mentoring is the liberty-based art by which scholars are mentored and led through the liberal arts and the classics while respecting the sovereign nature and intrinsic worth of the scholar.
Tailored Education
Tailors educational experiences to meet each child's unique needs, providing necessary support and challenges.
Servant Leaders
The core values are the culture that enriches the fertile environment for developing servant leaders. They are the language or currency used to express our leadership and character-building educational program.
Classical Education
Through the pillar of the classics, scholars engage in the Great Conversation, exploring age-old questions to discover what is good, true, and beautiful. Like our nation's founders, the classics have the power to transform scholars into wiser, more liberated servant leaders.
Liberal Arts
Whereas classics provide the content of our program, the liberal arts provide the practice. The liberal arts are the arts a scholar must cultivate to become liberated from ignorance and ennobled to virtuous and dignified thinking and acting. They are also the arts of a free society.