Legacy Lighthouse Academy
A small, Christ-centered learning program where 5th–8th graders build confidence and grow as capable learners.
Legacy Lighthouse Academy provides teacher-led instruction, guided home learning, and small-group support in math, writing, reading, literature, history, and science—so your child is known, challenged, and supported.
Only 10 students accepted each year.
Serving 5th–8th grade families in the Clark County area.
Middle school should not feel like survival mode.
Many students reach 5th–8th grade and begin to struggle with increasing academic demands, especially in math, writing, and reading. Confidence can drop when foundational skills are weak, assignments feel overwhelming, or students feel unseen in a crowded learning environment.
Your child may not need more pressure.
They may need a smaller, more supportive place to learn.
Legacy Lighthouse Academy gives students a Christ-centered environment where they can rebuild strong academic foundations, grow in confidence, and become more capable, independent learners.
A different kind of learning environment
At Legacy Lighthouse Academy, students receive structured, teacher-led instruction in a small group setting. We combine strong academic support with a literature-rich, Charlotte Mason–inspired approach that values meaningful learning, rich discussion, and the formation of the whole child.
Students are not rushed through material or left to figure it out alone. They are known, guided, challenged, and encouraged as they move forward.
What parents can expect from Legacy Lighthouse Academy
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Small class size
With only 10 students accepted each year, your child receives more attention, support, and encouragement than they would in a larger classroom setting.
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Guided home learning
LLA partners with parents by providing direction and assignments for home days, so learning continues with structure and purpose.
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Teacher-led instruction
Students receive direct instruction in core academic subjects, including math, writing, reading, literature, history, and science.
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Strong academic foundations
We focus on helping students strengthen math understanding, improve reading comprehension, and become clearer, more confident writers.
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Christ-centered formation
Education is about more than academics. Students are encouraged to grow in wisdom, character, responsibility, and love for what is true, good, and beautiful.
How your child can flourish at Legacy Lighthouse Academy
When students are placed in the right learning environment, they often begin to change. They ask more questions. They take more risks. They begin to believe they are capable again.
At LLA, students are encouraged to grow in:
Confidence — because they are known and supported.
Understanding — because we focus on strong foundations, not rushing.
Communication — because reading, narration, discussion, and writing are part of the rhythm.
Independence — because students are given structure, expectations, and accountability.
Character — because we care about who students are becoming, not just what they are learning.
Why not just tutoring or a co-op?
Tutoring can help with one subject.
A co-op can provide community.
But many middle school students need something more consistent: regular instruction, academic accountability, guided assignments, and a small environment where they are truly known.
Legacy Lighthouse Academy fills the gap between homeschooling alone, tutoring only, and traditional school.
We provide:
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Multi-subject instruction
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Strong math, reading, and writing support
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Small-group discussion
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Low tech learning evironments
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Guided home learning
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Consistent academic accountability
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A teacher-led environment where students are supported and challenged
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Steady academic support so students can move forward with confidence
A simple path forward
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Schedule a Visit
Meet with Amy, ask questions, and learn whether LLA is the right fit for your child and family.
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Begin with structure, support, and encouragement
Your child joins a small learning community where they are known, challenged, and guided as they grow.
Parents want more than academic help. They want their child to be seen.
"Amy made a tremendous difference for both of my children. Over the course of several years, she identified learning gaps, created individualized curriculum, and helped build both skills and confidence. She is incredibly patient, kind, and encouraging, and she genuinely cares about each child she works with. We are so thankful for the impact she had on our family and highly recommend her to any family looking for thoughtful, personalized academic support." - Rhea