When brave men and women enter the armed forces, they know they may be asked to make the ultimate sacrifice of laying down their life or well-being for our freedom. In the wake of these sacrifices, the families of these heroes are often left with heavy burdens even beyond their grief. [Read more…]

When Jerryn Puckett recently graduated from college and landed her first job at NASA, she knew her current career was launched by her educational experience at Alpha Omega Academy. That’s why Jerryn was so grateful to answer a few questions and share her inspirational story of discovering God’s path for her life and the winding road that led to her success in college success to today! [Read more…]

The Spring Semester has begun here at AOA, and that means it’s time for our annual achievement testing!

AOA uses the Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) test through the Northwest Evaluation Association for our achievement testing. The MAP test is unique in that it is taken online and the test is adaptive to the student’s ability. When students begin the test, the first question is at their grade level. If the question is answered correctly, the next question is slightly more difficult. From there, the test gets progressively more difficult with each correct answer and slightly easier with each incorrect answer. Thus, the MAP test is successful in identifying the actual academic level of students as it adapts back and forth to find the level of academic comprehension, knowledge, and skills. The MAP test is comprised of three sections: language arts, reading, and math.
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At Alpha Omega Academy, we wear our name proudly because we believe God is the beginning and the end of everything, especially our education. With that strong belief in mind, Alpha Omega Academy will require a semester Bible credit for all K-12 students during the 2020-21 school year. [Read more…]

As Biology and Chemistry students may have already noticed, AOA has begun using new lab activities during the 2020 spring semester.

Previously, students used an external site to access the Hayden-McNeil lab simulations. Now, the new labs are embedded directly in the curriculum! [Read more…]

The February 2020 student of the month is Anelda Bezuidenhout, a sophomore who lives in South Africa and enjoys working with robotics. Anelda was nominated to receive this month’s honor by her English teacher, Linda Kraft.

“Anelda is a very conscientious student who seeks out clear understanding of lessons, is courteous when we talk, and takes constructive criticism well,” wrote Mrs. Kraft. [Read more…]

The first student of the month in 2020 at Alpha Omega Academy is Sarah Colabawala, a freshman with a love for writing who currently lives on the Arabian Peninsula in Dubai. Sarah was nominated to receive this month’s honor by her psychology teacher, Heather Pearson.

“I have been so impressed by her diligence and interest in psychology,” Pearson said. “I get frequent messages from her where she is asking deeper questions and doing her own reading and research about ideas from the lesson that have caught her interest. She has been an absolute joy to have in class.” [Read more…]

The December 2019 student of the month is Emily Simants, a freshman at Alpha Omega Academy with a love for theatre and a dream to be a Broadway actress. Although Emily lives in Turkey near the Aegean Sea and the biblical city of Ephesus, living on another continent hasn’t stopped her from making numerous friends at AOA. [Read more…]

Praise the King of Kings, AOA families, the Advent season is upon us! The Christmas season serves as a special time for us to celebrate and reflect on the birth of Jesus, the goodness of God, and the promises yet to come. [Read more…]

Join us for one of Alpha Omega Academy’s 2020 graduations! AOA will be hosting three graduations, two regional and one virtual ceremony. [Read more…]