Victory Forge Academy

“The wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” — Romans 6:23

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Victory Forge Academy Handbook

Everything you need to know about learning with Victory Forge Academy.

Welcome & Mission

Victory Forge Academy is a Christ-centered online academy serving homeschooling families since 2001. Our mission is to provide a rigorous, Bible-based education that nurtures both mind and spirit, empowering students to grow in knowledge and faith.

Statement of Faith

We believe the Bible is the inspired, infallible Word of God. Every course is taught from a Biblical worldview, integrating Scripture and Christian principles across all subjects so students see God's hand in all of creation.

Curriculum Overview

Our curriculum spans Kindergarten through 12th grade with grade-based bundles covering core subjects (Bible, English, Math, Science, History) and electives. High school students (9–12) choose electives alongside required English and Bible courses. Each grade includes 36 modules of structured, engaging lessons.

Daily Schedule & Pacing

Lessons are self-paced, allowing families to set their own rhythm. We recommend a daily routine of 2–4 hours depending on grade level, with time for Bible, core subjects, and hands-on activities. Use the Calendar tool to schedule lessons and stay on track.

Grading & Assessment

Student progress is tracked automatically through quizzes, assignments, and lesson completion. Parents can view grades and progress in the Parent Dashboard. Official transcripts are available for high school students to document completed coursework — see the Transcript page to order.

Family & Community

Families are connected through our monthly Academy Newsletter, Chapel sessions, and the Heroes Q&A feature. We encourage parents to be actively involved in their child's learning journey and to reach out through the Parent Resources page whenever support is needed.

Need help or have questions?

Visit Parent Resources