Formative Years

How does a child learn to read? Should children learn cursive? What should a second-grader be mastering, or a sixth-grader? What is the difference between high-quality curricula and something to avoid?

We understand the complexity of these questions.

At Pella Hill, you will collaborate closely with your teacher to ensure an age-appropriate, rigorous yet balanced education that nurtures individual interests.

We believe children learn best when they have ample playtime, abundant opportunities for exploration, and consistent support - all while maintaining a structured routine.

If you would like to speak with someone at Pella Hill, please contact us.

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Guided Activities

Art classes, music lessons, sports, ninja courses, swim lessons, and more. Pella Hill encourages learning by experience. What better way than to try things out.

Play

We understand that play is the work of childhood. It fosters imagination, self-regulation, and dynamic relationship building.

Direct Teaching

Pella Hill teachers are trained to engage students online while fostering age-appropriate, rigorous, academic growth.

Field Trips

Attending a wide variety of places, shows, and exhibits helps children make sense of their surroundings while learning through immersive, real-world experiences.

Pella Hill Union

Bringing children together is a vital aspect of learning. Pella Hill is actively organizing regional student groups for hands-on activities like Reader's Theater, Spelling Bees, Cooking, Orienteering, and so much more, creating wonderful opportunities for collaborative learning.

Biblical Worldview

A Biblical worldview helps students see God’s design, purpose, and sovereignty in every aspect of life. This approach fosters critical thinking, encouraging students to apply biblical principles to academic knowledge and real-world situations.