Our Programs
One school, one curriculum, one Christ-centered path — from a four-year-old’s first day of preschool to a high school diploma.
From four years old through twelfth grade
Fishers Christian Academy serves students from 4 years of age through 12th grade using the Abeka curriculum, with small class sizes and certified teachers in every classroom.
Because one curriculum carries a student from PK4 all the way to graduation, each year builds directly on the last. Bible, language, subject matter and character are taught together, and the facts learned in the lower grades take on new meaning in the upper grades as they are viewed in Christian perspective.
- Small class sizes for personalized attention
- Certified teachers who care about your child’s success
- A safe, faith-based environment that nurtures character and values
- Academic excellence with a focus on preparing students for college and beyond
Preschool (PK4)
Our preschool teachers use the Abeka curriculum in a full or half day program, 3, 4 or 5 days a week. Preschool students learn beginning reading, number skills, writing skills, art, music, and social studies.
Our preschoolers finish their year fully prepared for kindergarten.
Visit the Preschool page
Kindergarten (K5)
Our kindergarten students graduate as confident, independent readers. The method starts with mastering letters and sounds, then progresses to reading words, sentences and stories.
Alongside reading, your child builds a strong foundation in arithmetic and develops writing skills. We close the year with a kindergarten graduation ceremony — a memory your family will treasure.
Preschool & Kindergarten detailsElementary
Our elementary classrooms follow the Abeka traditional curriculum, teaching students in the Bible, language, subject matter and character. Small classes mean a teacher who knows how your child learns.
A KJV Bible is in daily use from first grade onward, so Scripture is not an add-on subject — it is the lens the rest of the school day is taught through.
Explore our curriculum
Junior High
Junior high continues with the Abeka curriculum, with the year’s work aimed squarely at preparing students for high school coursework.
Students carry more responsibility for their own study habits here, still inside the small, well-ordered classrooms and Christ-centered culture they have known since the lower grades.
What we teachHigh School
Our high school program is college preparatory. Coursework is recorded on a transcript with credits earned toward graduation, and students finish with a high school graduation ceremony.
High schoolers may also earn academic credit through our study abroad program, serving alongside a local church and experiencing a new culture firsthand.
See the Study Abroad program
More than a school day
Athletics, travel, summer programs and care before and after the bell — the parts of FCA that stretch a student beyond their desk.
Golden Knights Athletics
Competitive athletics administered in a Christ-centered environment.
Meet the KnightsField Trips
Hands-on learning outside the classroom at museums, landmarks and state destinations.
See where we goStudy Abroad
Academic credit, cultural enrichment and service alongside a local church overseas.
Explore the programSummer Camp
Bible and character lessons, reading and math reinforcement, arts and crafts, weekly field trips.
See summer campExtended Care
Early morning care 7:00–8:00 am and after school care 3:45–5:30 pm. See the rate schedule.
View the ratesFCA Library
Books chosen for their relevance and reading level, for language studies, research and reading for pleasure.
Browse the catalogFishers Christian Online Academy
Our sister school offers the same Christ-centered education online for families who need a remote option. The same tuition and fees apply to online enrollment.
Your next three steps
Enrollment for the next fall term opens in January, and every program above follows the same three-step start.
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Submit an inquiry form
Tell us about your child and the grade you are considering, and our office will follow up.
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Schedule a school tour
A tour is a required step for enrollment — and the best way to see the classrooms for yourself.
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Submit an application
Complete the enrollment form and financial agreement. Payment of the enrollment fee guarantees classroom space.
Wondering about cost? Many families qualify for the Indiana Choice Scholarship, an Indiana ESA, an SGO scholarship, or CCDF and On My Way Pre-K vouchers for preschool. See Tuition & Fees for the full 2026–2027 schedule and Financial Aid for every assistance option, or call the office at (317) 577-1777.
Ready to see FCA for yourself?
Small classes, certified teachers, and a Christ-centered classroom — come walk the halls and meet the team.
Non-Discrimination Policy. Fishers Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.