Mom of a 5th grader (2022)

Literally and quite incredibly, in a matter of two days our son went from total school avoidance, social anxiety and having a general disregard for learning to wanting to extend his school day, bounding home talking about Galileo, the Netherlands, wanting to work on fun math problems and miraculously needing to play less video games!

We are so grateful to be able to see our son regain his confidence, curiosity and a thirst for knowledge. Thank you Chronos Academy for your passion for education, expertise and faith in children.

Mom of a 5th grader (2021)

Chronos has made a huge positive impact on our family since our son started attending in 2020. Not only have we found a wonderful community of families, but also seen our son grow and thrive academically. As parents, we have also gained a great deal of knowledge through discussions about Chronos's lessons, assignments and student presentations. We love that so much of the instruction is taught through hands-on learning and have so many beautiful Chronos projects on proud display at home.

My son enjoys Chronos so much that he would even go on the weekends, if he could! We are so thankful for Chronos making a difference in our family.

Dad of a 5th grader (2021)

My son thrives in an environment where theoretical instruction seamlessly integrates with practical applications. The hands-on exploration of knowledge, methods and technology perfectly complement his learning style. Chronos enables our son to make connections and explore possibilities that other schools could not achieve due to their curriculum and size of classes. We have found a school that fosters and encourages inquisitive minds and encourages the pursuit of enjoyment in the arts and sciences that is second to none.

Mom of a 3rd grader (2021)

Chronos Academy has changed our family in so many ways, but I’m just going tell you about three. 1. My child is never saying, “I’m bored.” or “I didn’t learn anything today.” That’s just gone. 2. Because the Chronos team tells us what they’re teaching, we can actually ask him what he’s doing every day, and we’re getting more info out of him and engagement. 3. I’m getting surprised every week about what he’s learning in school. He’ll rattle off the Greek alphabet like he’s talking about Pokémon cards or teach me something new about computers. Thank you so much, Chronos Academy.