In most middle and high school courses, a World History student will study ancient Greece. In most courses, the student reads a textbook about ancient Greece. Then, a teacher lectures about Greek politics, Greek gods, and ancient learning. However, at SRSA we critically analyze the humanities and history suddenly comes to life! Students begin to ask questions such “Why did a specific event occur? Who was involved? Why would a person behave in a specific way? ...” In other words, the humanities reveal the human side of history.

At SRSA, we use paintings, architecture, literature, music, sculpture, and other humanities to bring history to life! Let's examine an example of using multi-sensory artistic sources as a way to better understand life in ancient Greece. Instead of listening to a lecture, students might view the Temple of Apollos. At SRSA, we ask, “Who was Apollos? Where was this temple located? Why did they worship here? How did architects create a structure that lasted for thousands of years? Where did they worship? Where did they go to the bathroom? Where were slaves kept?” Suddenly, history comes to life!!

Yes! Our courses are designed for flexibility, allowing students to work at their own pace while completing engaging lessons, assignments, and creative projects.

SRSA is ideal for homeschoolers, co-ops, charter schools, and Christian schools looking for a comprehensive, faith-based curriculum that fosters independent learning and academic excellence.

Tuition is only $34.99 for a monthly subscription or $299 per semester, making SRSA an affordable option for families looking for a high-quality, well-rounded education. No additional textbooks or workbooks are required. All assignments and necessary forms are printable off of the website. For a low price, students receive a 32-week program which includes course credits in (1) World History, (2) Art/Music History, (3) English, and (4) Rhetoric. What an incredible value!!